A mature home in Paris Mountain nestled on a private wooded acre — all brick, 3-car garage. This impressive home has a new 2025 roof and a walk-in lower-level space big enough to finish. Ten minutes to downtown Greenville. One owner. One acre. Service contracts maintained on every major system — plumbing, electrical, HVAC, even the generator. You will not find a better-cared-for custom home in this market. A paver driveway and mature landscaping lead to the covered front porch. Inside, the foyer opens to a vaulted great room with a custom built-in, red oak hardwoods, and surround sound running through the main living areas. French doors close off a bright office or den. The formal dining room rises to soaring ceilings and arched windows. The L-shaped kitchen runs on both propane and electric, with a cooktop island, deep cabinetry, generous counter space and a bay-window breakfast nook. The great room, dining room, and kitchen each hold their own: connected, never blurred. The primary suite is expansive, with a sitting area and a spa-inspired bath — dual vanities, glass shower, oversized soaking tub — and a private hallway to his and hers closets. Two more bedrooms share a spacious Jack and Jill bath in the opposite wing. A flex room off the laundry hall has its own half bath and separate exterior entrance and can be used as an office, studio, media room, guest suite — or a fourth bedroom with the addition of a closet. Two levels of outdoor relaxation with steps on two sides down the back of the house — one level contains a vaulted tongue-and-groove covered porch alongside an open-air deck, the other, a lower patio — each looking out into the forest. The acre lot has been left natural and private: a blank slate if you want one, a sanctuary if you don't. Off the lower-level garage, stairs lead down to a walk-in space tall enough to stand in and large enough to expand into — a ground-floor suite, a workshop, or simply the storage most homes don't have. Paris Mountain State Park is minutes away. So is downtown Greenville. Very few homes can say both.
