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How much is this Tudor-style home?
Location: Greer Spacious tudor-style home in a sought-after neighborhood, large formal living room/office/flex space, cozy great room with a wood burning fireplace, updated kitchen, master on the second level as well as 3 additional spacious bedrooms, bonus room, fenced backyard (Answer located at the bottom of the newsletter) |
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| What’s Happening in Greenville? |
Got all the things planned for this week? Don’t miss to include a day out or two with your family or friends. There are plenty of things to do in Greenville and they come in all flavors – concerts, plays, outdoor entertainment and more. Start your week off with a bang with our pick of the best happenings in Greenville this week.
 Come From AwayApril 16-21, 2019 The Peace Center| Ticket starts at $35.Don’t miss this breathtaking new musical written by Tony® nominees Irene Sankoff and David Hein and helmed by Tony-winning Best Director, Christopher Ashley. Newsweek cheers, “It takes you to a place you never want to leave!” |
 Casting Crowns Only Jesus TourBon Secours Wellness Arena | April 18, 2019 | Ticket starts at $32.50 Multi-platinum selling and GRAMMY® winning group, Casting Crowns, announce the Only Jesus Tour, featuring fellow Grammy winner Zach Williams and Austin French coming to The Well on April 18! |
| Piedmont Natural Gas Downtown Alive Presented by Clemson MBA April 13, 2019, 5:30 pm NOMA Square | FreePiedmont Natural Gas Downtown Alive, presented by Clemson MBA, kicks off the weekend every Thursday night with music at NOMA Square on Main Street.More than 45,000 people attend this event annually. The event serves as the single largest fundraiser for the Metropolitan Arts Council. |
The Horse and His Boy April 18-19, 2019 The Academy of Arts Logos Theatre | Ticket starts at $38. You will not want to miss this unbelievable production with life-size puppets, beautiful sets, and a captivating story that will keep you breathless as you watch Shasta and Bree journey to Narnia – and the North! |
| Plan Ahead |
Spring Break Ideas For Families!
Spring break is an ideal time to get away with the family and have fun, and since this week is the official spring break for students around the Upstate, we’ve put together a list of spring break ideas for families.
- Explore, learn, and have fun with the family in the Children’s Museum.
- Play inside at a trampoline park
- Hunt mice in downtown Greenville!
- Let the kids join the daily camps at the Kroc Center.
- See the Greenville Zoo.
- Let the little ones have the best time of their lives at Kids Planet Century Park.
- Enjoy a miniature train ride with the family at The Heritage Park Railway.
- Say hello to our animal friends at the Hollywild Animal Park.
- Take the kids to see the happy cows in Happy Cow Creamy.
- Head to Fluor Field and support the Greenville Drive.
- Join Roper Mountain Science Center for a night under the stars in their newly renovated T.C. Hooper Planetarium.
- Bond with the family in McPherson Park.
| Real Estate |
Tudor-style homes in Greenville
There is a distinct appearance that makes Tudor-style homes easily recognizable. They have a steeply pitched roof, the majority of their exteriors are brick, accented with decorative half-timbering, windows are tall and narrow with multiple panes, and they often have decorative chimneys.
These homes come in all sizes. Big or small they often have a quaint storybook appearance to them that appealed to many Americans before. These houses were very popular until World War II. Because Tudor-style homes were expensive to build and builders turned to more affordable housing developments, the style soon began to fizzle out.
The Tudor-style homes are still appealing to buyers who want to own a unique home or own a historic home. These homes are typically found in wealthy suburbs and priced above the average homes. Check all the Tudor-style homes for sale in greater Greenville.
The property mentioned above falls to the least expensive Tudor-style home you can find in the area. The home has four beds and two and a half bath and listed for $322,000 ( Check out the complete home details here.)
