307 Grand Boulevard, Greenwood, MS 38930 (MLS# 4111351)

Charm, character, and craftsmanship on Historic Grand Boulevard! This beautifully renovated historic home has it all: soaring ceilings, a custom kitchen and keeping room with custom appliances, rich hardwood floors, stunning natural woodwork and brand new architectural shingle roof. Enjoy a formal living room with gorgeous walls hand painted by popular local artist, formal dining room with a striking crystal chandelier, a downstairs bedroom with en-suite (currently an office), plus 3 spacious upstairs bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The 3rd-floor den is perfect for movie nights or game days, while outside, the 18'x12' back porch overlooks a custom-designed pool with fountains, streams, stonework, and brick paths. A screened front porch gives you a perfect view of Grand Boulevard, and the freshly painted exterior and new roof make this beauty move-in ready! The stunning kitchen and keeping room feature a handcrafted La Cornue range with copper detailing, framed by quartzite surfaces and custom cabinetry. A true chef's dream, it blends timeless French elegance with modern performance. Hardwood floors, designer lighting, and professional-grade finishes create a space as functional as it is beautiful — the perfect heart of this extraordinary home. Other high end appliances include a built in Viking side by side refrigerator, a Viking French double door oven, a, Viking dishwasher, full size beer/wine refrigerator and ice maker.and Incogneeto™ Induction Buffet Under-countertop warmer. Fall in love with timeless elegance and modern comfort — right here in the heart of Greenwood, all set on a beautifully landscaped yard. —Architectural description:Two-story two-bay residence with gabled roof, gabled dormers, and wide overhanging eaves; upper facade features paired, one-over-one, double-hung sash in each bay; first- story northern bay features a flat-roofed entry porch with dentiled entablature supported by turned columns echoed on the front wall by pilasters; doorway has elliptical fanlight and door with glazed upper panel set within transom and sidelights, flat-roof porte-cochere with molded and dentiled entablature supported by turned columns extends from the southern side elevation and a similarly detailed porch extends from the northern elevation. Colonial Revival. Ca. 1910.