About 19 Vicki Circle
Some homes simply have good bones. Others have character. This one has both. Tucked into one of Greenville's established Eastside neighborhoods, this authentic mid-century home offers the best of both worlds—a quiet, established setting with exceptional convenience. According to the sellers, the home was built by respected Greenville builder and developer Jack E. Shaw, whose company helped shape the growth of the Upstate for decades. Built during an era when craftsmanship mattered, this home retains many of the original details today's buyers spend thousands trying to recreate—including beautiful real cherry cabinetry, original parquet floors (believed to extend throughout the upper level), and the timeless architectural character that makes homes of this era so enduring. Thoughtfully maintained over the years, this spacious 4-bedroom home offers nearly 2,700 square feet of living space, with many of the major updates already completed—including a complete electrical rewire (2025), newer HVAC system, water heater, and a roof approximately 10 years old. The flexible floor plan also offers the option of a primary suite on either the main level or the second floor, allowing you to choose the layout that best fits your lifestyle. The result is a wonderful balance of modern peace of mind and authentic mid-century charm. The detached garage is complemented by an expansive second-floor workshop, offering endless possibilities for woodworking, hobbies, an art studio, home office, fitness space, or other creative pursuits. Dedicated RV parking with utility hookups provides even more flexibility—an increasingly rare feature. Enjoy easy access to Downtown Greenville, the Swamp Rabbit Trail, and some of the area's best shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences along the East North Street, Pelham Road, Wade Hampton Boulevard, and Haywood Road corridors. Whether you're headed downtown for dinner, enjoying a bike ride on the trail, or simply running errands, everything you need is just a short drive away. Whether you're a mid-century enthusiast, a buyer with a vision for preserving its character, or simply someone who appreciates homes with warmth, history, and soul, this is a rare opportunity to make a truly special home your own.
