109 South Cook Street Bennettsville, SC 29512

This charming, two story, c1930, Tudor Revival home has classic details found in quality-built homes. The exterior of the home is brick with asymmetrical structural features. It has concrete corners with flared eaves, an arched entryway with concrete hood, a wood paneled front door, wrought iron windows, and a left side gabled porch with brick supports. The tile roof has lateral features and pitched gables. The interior has plaster walls and ceilings, French doors, built-in cabinetry, wide molding, hardwood floors, and solid wood doors with glass knobs and original hardware. The first floor of the home has an impressive entrance hall with a cathedral ceiling and vintage chandelier. The foyer opens to an impressive formal living room with a barrel ceiling, custom molding, fireplace with gas logs, windows grouped together, and period wall sconces. The dining room is located adjacent to the living room, through double French doors. It features a high ceiling, custom molding, and a built-in china cabinet. The eat-in kitchen has recessed lights, new quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, newly installed tile, and freshly painted cabinetry. The primary bedroom is located on the first floor. It has a high ceiling, windows grouped together, a walk-in closet and fireplace with mantle. The first-floor bathroom has a corner shower, tile flooring, and a custom vanity. Across the hall from the primary bedroom is a cozy study with recessed lights, built-in cabinets, custom shelving, and a window seat. On the second floor of the home, there are three bedrooms with unique plaster walls and ceilings. One of the bedrooms has an adjoining nursery, which could also be used as a playroom, exercise room, dressing room, large walk-in closet, or a home office. There are also hall closets and storage areas on both floors of the home. The current owner has completed numerous home improvement projects that have enhanced the home's charm, without detracting from its original character. The hardwood floors have been refinished. The wall and ceilings have been painted in neutral tones, while doors, molding, trim, balusters, hand rails, and porch columns have been painted white. Ceiling fans have been installed and kitchen appliances updated. Custom drapes in the living and dining room will remain, along with the oriental rug in the dining room. This home is move-in ready and waiting for a buyer that has an appreciation for features found in Tudor Revival homes.