The first thing you notice when you drive up is the 1938 style curved roofline, which is also found on a few other homes downtown. The lawn is manicured and 2 huge rosemary plants greet you coming up the steps from the sidewalk. You know this one will be special! Most of the house has original hardwood floors and old-timey windows with sash weights. Living room leads to a screened porch with rounded window coins. There is a patio off the family room surrounded by mature landscaping. Living room has a natural gas fireplace. Dining room is a decent size for furnishings other than just a table. Kitchen is an adequate size with a mud room adjoining it. All the appliances will stay with the new owner. The bedrooms are all oversized. Both of the bathrooms are adjoining one of the bedrooms. The master bath has handicap access to shower. Off the kitchen is an office which opens up to the family room. Lots of bead board cover the super high ceiling. There is a large tall attic space for extra storage with pull-down stairs. On this corner lot are 2 driveways, facing different streets. On the back side there is a garage/workshop at the end of one drive. It has electric installed and a garage door opener. On the front side is another concrete driveway leading up to the patio area. The home layout would be perfect for entertaining, with overflow of guests on screened porch, open porch or patio/deck. There is an old-fashioned type basement with an old coal bin. The basement would be a perfect place to store vegetables and fruits, canning, etc. Neighbors are all same type quality built homes. Come see what this home will offer you. Property qualifies for 100% financing through USDA. Stately brick English style cottage built in 1940 in what is now known as Seneca's Historic District. Walk to church, Ram Cat alley for shopping & dining, Friday night "downtown go-rounds" & Thursday night "Jazz on the Alley". Enjoy evening walks around the blocks & meet some of Seneca's finest families. Pride of ownership abounds in this neighborhood. Yard is meticulously maintained. Garage is on S. Depot St. side & is large enough for car and workshop. Electricity is installed allowing for florescent lighting, fan & shop tools. Pride of ownership shows in the seller's comments: "Love all the unique characteristics of an old house: that it is brick with vinyl soffits (not much to care for); architectural shingles (long lasting roof); pretty golden oak floors; height of the ceilings and bead board ceilings; art deco door hardware, old-fashioned doorbell; black and white tile on bathroom floor, how much light there is in the house but not direct so it doesn't get hot; gas logs in fireplace, great place for entertaining with good flow. The neighborhood is very quiet; you can hear the birds. The screen porch is really pleasant in the mornings. Lay on couch in the family room and watch the July 4th fireworks downtown. Neighbors are friendly and watch out for one another. The landscape always has something flowering; every season offers something different. There are 2 pecan trees that bear nuts each fall. Seneca is a classic small southern town with great plant nurseries in the area and not far from the mountains or Greenville/Atlanta.

Listing courtesy of GGAR / Julie Allen / Weichert Realty - Shaun & Shari Seneca

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