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$415,000

Extensively updated and move-in ready, this beautifully updated home blends classic charm with modern functionality in a quiet, established neighborhood just minutes from downtown Easley, offering convenient access to shopping, dining, and everyday amenities. Extensive updates throughout include restored original hardwood floors, updated kitchen finishes, and thoughtfully designed living spaces filled with natural light. The main living areas feature craftsman-style trim, crown molding, built-ins, and a cozy fireplace, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The kitchen has been tastefully updated with quartz countertops, shaker-style cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, farmhouse sink, under-cabinet lighting, and a clean, timeless backsplash design, offering both style and functionality. A standout feature is the flexible lower level, complete with a second kitchen, living area, bedroom, full bath, and private exterior access, ideal for guests or multi-generational living. Additional features include walk-up attic with expansion potential, tankless water heater, natural gas utilities, spacious garage with storage, large driveway with ample parking, private, manageable yard with mature landscaping, and an exterior hot tub that conveys with the property, providing a great space to relax and unwind. This home offers a rare combination of character, updates, and versatility in a peaceful location close to everything Easley has to offer. ** THIS HOME IS NOT FOR RENT. **

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

201 Augusta Street, Easley

$799,950

Welcome to Pecan Terrace Bed & Breakfast! Experience the finest Southern hospitality at this stunning inn in Downtown Easley, South Carolina. Nestled beneath a canopy of mature pecan trees, this exquisite Victorian home features twelve total rooms, eight of which are currently configured and operating as bedrooms, including seven guest suites and one innkeeper’s quarters, each with a private bath. Built in 1905, this restored historic property is recognized by the Pickens County Historical Society. Originally operating as the Pecan Terrace Hotel, it welcomed railroad workers and schoolteachers from Easley’s first high school, tying the property to the “Pickens Doodle” railroad and the local education community. As you enter the oversized foyer, you are greeted by original hardwood floors, tall ceilings, and preserved architectural details, including exposed original beams and ceiling elements that highlight the home’s craftsmanship. The main living areas flow graciously, creating both intimate gathering spaces and larger entertaining rooms. The inviting dining room, anchored by a gas fireplace, has historically hosted shared meals and celebrations, while a cozy breakfast room connects to a well-appointed kitchen designed for hospitality use. A grand staircase leads to the upper level, where guest suites are complemented by a light-filled sunroom and thoughtfully preserved historic finishes throughout. The layout allows for a natural separation between guest accommodations and the innkeeper’s living space, supporting smooth day-to-day operations. Outside, a large covered front porch invites visitors to step back in time—rock, relax, and enjoy the gentle breeze. The grounds feature mature landscaping, flowering beds, and shaded lawn areas well-suited for outdoor enjoyment and small gatherings. Throughout their stay, guests enjoy a thoughtfully curated hospitality experience. In the afternoon, the inn is known for a light fruit and cheese plate, often accompanied by a refreshing glass of White Grape Iced Tea. A selection of beverages is available from a conveniently located Keurig and stocked refrigerator, and homemade cookies are provided in the upstairs corridor. The majority of furnishings, décor, and antiques may be available to convey with the property and business pursuant to an acceptable agreement, allowing for a thoughtful continuation of the inn’s character and operations. The property is ideally located within walking distance of many Upstate attractions, including Downtown Easley, The Silos, the Foothills Playhouse, and the Easley Area Museum. Doodle Park, the Doodle Trail, and Southern Weaving Food Hall are just one mile away. A short drive connects to Clemson University, Downtown Greenville, Bon Secours Wellness Arena, Travelers Rest, Paris Mountain, and Furman University. Lake Keowee, Lake Hartwell, and Lake Jocassee are also nearby. Pecan Terrace Bed & Breakfast offers a peaceful setting paired with modern comforts and operational flexibility. The property allows for the potential use of additional rooms and accommodates a variety of gathering formats, including small events and meetings, subject to appropriate approvals and operations. Additional information, including financials, website, and reviews, is available upon request. Tours may be scheduled to experience the character and scale of this historic inn firsthand.

12 Beds ⋅ 7.5 Baths

207 W 2nd Avenue, Easley