Nestled beneath a canopy of mature trees in Hartsville’s prestigious East Home Avenue Historic District, you’ll find a graciously restored Craftsman home in the Heart of Downtown Hartsville. 127 East Home Avenue blends timeless Southern charm with tasteful modern updates. Built in 1916 for local civic leader A. Lee M. Wiggins and designed by noted architect W.J. Wilkins, this home features classic architectural details—exposed rafters, a wide front porch, grouped windows, built-in bookcases and coffered ceilings--all of the details one expects in a well-designed Craftsman home. Meticulously restored in 2019 under the direction of Coker University, this 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home showcases beautifully refinished heart pine floors, a chef’s kitchen outfitted with ZLine, Whirlpool, Thermador, and Bosch appliances, and a luxurious owner's suite offering tall ceilings, walk-in closet and marbled bath with soaker tub, glass shower, and private water closet. Adjacent to the owner’s suite is a private office or 4th bedroom with fireplace. The living room offers a high coffered ceiling with fireplace and leads to a spacious light-filled sunroom. The dining room offers exceptional width and length, ideal for hosting large gatherings or intimate dinners. The generously sized rooms throughout this home create a sense of openness rarely found in homes of this vintage. Outside one can enjoy solitude in the private side garden or get involved in a workshop project in the 2-car garage. This residence offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of South Carolina history in a walkable, tree-lined neighborhood and is located just steps from Coker University and Downtown Hartsville with its vibrant cafés, restaurants, shops, and cultural venues. A perfect blend of past and present—127 East Home is more than a home, it’s a legacy. Put it on your short list of Must-see Homes!