This Craftsman house, built in 1910 and nestled in historical Elmwood Park near Downtown Columbia, exudes charm and character. The kitchen is a highlight, with spaciousness and modern updates. It includes tile floors, a vaulted ceiling, and skylights. There's also a bar area that opens to the dining/living room spaces, enhancing the flow and functionality of the area. The living room and each bedroom boast fireplaces (non-operable), adding a touch of vintage appeal. Ceiling fans and beautiful hardwood floors run throughout these spaces, adding to the cozy atmosphere. The property includes a very large front porch, perfect for enjoying the historical neighborhood ambiance. Additionally, there's a quaint back porch overlooking a landscaped backyard. The backyard offers privacy, fruit trees, and ample garden space, making it ideal for outdoor relaxation and gardening enthusiasts. There's an oversized detached 1-car garage that could also serve as a workshop, providing practical space for hobbies or storage. Overall, this Craftsman house combines historical charm with modern updates, offering comfortable living spaces both indoors and outdoors, and is situated in a desirable location near Downtown Columbia. Home is on the national historic register--plaque is on the front porch. Blocks from governors mansion/Findlay Park/Riverfront Park. Bike trails connecting the Vista and walking distance from North Main development area and Segra field. Minutes from Riverbanks Zoo and Saluda River Walk. Extra long driveway provides ample parking which is not common for Elmwood neighborhood. Storage shed also on property in addition to garage. All appliances including refrigerator, washer and dryer to convey.