443 Gentry, Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States, 29303

At 443 GENTRY, historic charm makes a fresh new ENTRY! This SINGLE STORY home in the HISTORIC BEAUMONT MILL AREA pairs the character buyers seek in an older home with the updates they actually want behind the walls. Start with the floors: these are ORIGINAL HARDWOOD FLOORS, RESTORED rather than replaced, running through the majority of the home with no carpet. The 9 FOOT CEILINGS, interior transoms and four decorative fireplaces are the kind of architecture new construction can't replicate. The RENOVATED KITCHEN is where this house earns its keep, with QUARTZ COUNTERTOPS, a TILE BACKSPLASH, muted gold hardware, a five burner GAS RANGE, STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES, and a PANTRY for real storage. All three bedrooms have their own closet, and the RENOVATED BATHROOM features a new tub framed by TILE walls. What the photos can't show matters just as much: electrical and plumbing have been updated*, the HVAC was replaced in 2022, and vinyl windows, new lighting, and CEILING FANS round out the improvements. With everything on one level and no interior stairs, day-to-day living is simple and easy to navigate. Out front, a COVERED PORCH faces the street. Out back, a second COVERED PORCH leads to the FENCED BACKYARD, while the FOUR SEASON SUNROOM adds extra living space you can use year round and is large enough to be the ideal place for your casual dining area and soon-to-be-favorite sitting room! A STORAGE BUILDING behind the house handles yard tools and seasonal gear. Location is the headline here: minutes to Downtown Spartanburg's dining, arts, and culture scene, Spartanburg Medical Center, I-85, the Rail Trail, The Fresh Market on East Main Street, and Fifth Third Park, home of the Hub City Spartanburgers minor league baseball team. Converse, Wofford, VCOM, Spartanburg Methodist, and USC Upstate are all close by. *Major plumbing and electrical updates were made by a previous owner; current owner does not have permits. *Fireplaces are no longer functional but remain for the benefit of historical charm.