Some houses are built. Others have a story. Built in 1885 and lovingly brought back to life in 2021, 323 W Front Street is the kind of home that makes you slow down and look a little closer. With its wrap-around front porch, cedar columns, towering windows, soaring 9-foot ceilings, and 12-inch baseboards, its historic soul is still beautifully intact—while thoughtful renovations have made it ready for the way we live today. The shotgun-style floor plan creates a charming sense of connection throughout the home, with original details woven together with reclaimed wood focal walls and oversized windows that fill the rooms with natural light. The original built-in pantry and china cabinet tell stories of another era, while the beautifully updated kitchen invites you to make new ones. A large island with storage, butcher block countertops, stainless appliances, and a Café gas range make this a kitchen made for gathering. Every bedroom has direct access to a bathroom, while the primary suite feels like a private retreat. The spacious walk-in closet, private water closet with pocket door, and stunning 9-foot tiled shower featuring three shower heads and a glass enclosure create a true sense of luxury. Antique dresser vanities add a one-of-a-kind touch you simply can’t find in a new build. And then there is the outside—the place where this home really comes alive. Spend slow mornings on the wrap-around porch, relax in the screened porch addition, wander among the fruit trees, or putter around in the detached one-car garage with loft. A separate storage building with electricity provides even more possibilities. The 2021 renovation brought the important updates—new windows, roof, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical—allowing you to enjoy the romance and character of an 1885 home without giving up modern peace of mind. And the location makes the story even better. Walk to downtown Liberty for coffee, dining, community events, and small-town charm. You’re approximately 10 minutes from Easley, 15 minutes from Clemson, and 30 minutes from Greenville or Anderson, with area lakes and the mountains close enough to make weekend adventures easy. Nearly 140 years of history. Thoughtfully restored. Ready for its next chapter. Maybe that chapter is yours.