Located in the heart of Camden's Historic District, you'll find this unique all-brick home that stands out! Gorgeous rustic brick is the first thing you'll notice. The house features a porte cochere on the left side of the house...a feature reserved for the very wealthy around 1920, when this home was built. The right side balances it with a large sunroom, home to a Saltillo tile floor. But it's the welcoming front porch that honors the traditional Southern small-town feel. It's huge and ready for swings and chairs and for socializing with friends. Stepping into the main living area, you will find large rooms, 8' tall doors, and at least 10' ceilings! Original, lovely hardwood floors throughout. The huge kitchen has plenty of storage, granite countertops, and stainless appliances. And that butler's pantry is just the place to show off everything you feel the need to show off! A generously-sized dining room connects the living room and kitchen...as it should. (What's with new houses today?) The master bedroom, with an updated bath, is at the back of the house, with another smaller bedroom on the front that would make a wonderful den. Upstairs are two more large bedrooms, one that steps out onto the upstairs roof. It could easily be made into a relaxing bedroom balcony for late-night conversations and a source of cool breezes while you sleep. The upstairs bathroom still has the vintage bathtub and black + white tile! Also, take note of a few interesting things about this home. Closets and storage are usually sparse in older homes, but not here! Plenty of deep closets and walk-ins will make it an easy place to live in these days of shoe collections! Lots of original glass doorknobs and hardware remain, as do an abundance of oversized French doors. The subway tile to the ceiling in the kitchen gives the feel of a 1920s-era deli, and who doesn't love a good Philly Steak, right? If you have little ones, you'll be happy to know that Camden Elementary is just around the corner. This is just a fabulous historic home we are selling AS-IS, but of course, inspections are welcome. Come take a tour and embrace a home not cut from a cookie cutter! Disclaimer: CMLS has not r