Originally built in 1900, located in the original town center of Campobello, this historic beauty has been revitalized and brought up to date for today’s homeowner. As you walk into the home, you are greeted by the original tongue and groove ceiling, over 9 feet high, in the living room and main level master bedroom, lovingly repaired to last into the future. Behind you on the front wall is the original shiplap that was also saved during the renovation, gently painted to allow for some of the old patina to shine through. The master bedroom occupies the front right of the home, with a large attached master bath featuring custom tile floors, a standalone claw foot tub, double vanity, custom tile shower, separate toilet room and extra floor space allow for a spa-like experience in this bright room which is attached to the 7x10 master closet. Back in the living room, a custom bookcase occupies the space under the stairs next to a massive wall for a future television or other large furniture all while being connected to the adjoining dining room with kitchen beyond. The large windows in these rooms allow for abundant natural light to brighten the spaces and the windows in the kitchen, in the original places, keep the home connected to nature. The grey cabinets are all new and feature soft close drawers topped by a marbled granite. The laundry room and powder room are tucked in off the kitchen and the powder room features a fully original beadboard wall as it was found in the renovation. The footprint of the home has been maintained on the main level and expanded on the second level where possible through the addition off the back of the home to allow for a fourth bedroom and an upstairs bathroom. The stairs to the second level are lined with a combination of metal and wood railings and allow for more openness on the upstairs landing. The new bathroom is oversized with a large vanity, extra storage cubby and shower-tub combo with custom tile surround. All three bedrooms have spacious closets and the original footprint of the front two bedrooms feature a dormer window which was part of the plans of the home. Convenient to the interstate, putting Asheville, Spartanburg and Greenville at your fingertips, along with the quaint towns of Landrum and Tryon for local shopping and dining. The home is also zoned for award winning Spartanburg District One Schools.