Step back in time and experience the charm and character of this remarkable historic property originally built by physician and former Williamston mayor, Dr. Guyton. Once serving as both his medical office on the main level and private residence upstairs, this one-of-a-kind property is rich in local history and timeless Southern appeal. Formerly part of a tobacco farm, the 1.41-acre setting offers a rare combination of privacy, mature landscaping, and flexible residential or commercial potential. Surrounded by 100-year-old trees and beautifully framed by crepe myrtles, the grounds are filled with established landscaping including azaleas, camellias, hydrangeas, muscadine vines, mulberry trees, and a secluded bamboo border offering added privacy. An elevated retaining wall area creates the perfect garden space, while the old carriage house has been thoughtfully repurposed into a charming chicken coop. Inside, historic character blends seamlessly with modern updates. The home features original heart of pine flooring, FIVE fireplaces, a formal dining room, large living room, office/study, sunroom, and a butler’s pantry. Extensive renovations and improvements include a renovated kitchen with updated cabinetry, copper sink, countertops, tile, and lighting, updated plumbing, rewired electrical in 2016, new roof in 2019, newer gutters, new water line to the street, recently repainted interior, some updated windows, and an HVAC system installation eliminating all window units. Additional features include a covered front porch, open side porch, covered carport area, gas hot water heater, city sewer, and a French drain system around the home. Conveniently located near Mineral Spring Park and approximately 20 minutes from Downtown Greenville, this unique property offers endless possibilities as a private residence, office, or mixed-use opportunity.

Step back in time and experience the charm and character of this remarkable historic property originally built by physician and former Williamston mayor, Dr. Guyton. Once serving as both his medical office on the main level and private residence upstairs, this one-of-a-kind property is rich in local history and timeless Southern appeal. Formerly part of a tobacco farm, the 1.41-acre setting offers a rare combination of privacy, mature landscaping, and flexible residential or commercial potential. Surrounded by 100-year-old trees and beautifully framed by crepe myrtles, the grounds are filled with established landscaping including azaleas, camellias, hydrangeas, muscadine vines, mulberry trees, and a secluded bamboo border offering added privacy. An elevated retaining wall area creates the perfect garden space, while the old carriage house has been thoughtfully repurposed into a charming chicken coop. Inside, historic character blends seamlessly with modern updates. The home features original heart of pine flooring, FIVE fireplaces, a formal dining room, large living room, office/study, sunroom, and a butler’s pantry. Extensive renovations and improvements include a renovated kitchen with updated cabinetry, copper sink, countertops, tile, and lighting, updated plumbing, rewired electrical in 2016, new roof in 2019, newer gutters, new water line to the street, recently repainted interior, some updated windows, and an HVAC system installation eliminating all window units. Additional features include a covered front porch, open side porch, covered carport area, gas hot water heater, city sewer, and a French drain system around the home. Conveniently located near Mineral Spring Park and approximately 20 minutes from Downtown Greenville, this unique property offers endless possibilities as a private residence, office, or mixed-use opportunity.