Anderson SC historical properties were home to many influential people and this homestead is no exception. Originally the residence of Oliver Duck Bolt; the inventor of the use of electric power for cotton gin. Still maintaining its luster and curb appeal from its creation in 1898; with the in city feel of sidewalks and concrete walkways to home entry and multilevel front porches. Stroll up the gravel driveway and enjoy the private backyard with its stately trees, firepit and detached garage. Whether 1800's or 2023 who does not love a grand haint blue front porch and buttery yellow front door? Oversized foyer w/ its unique gas log fireplace, wood flooring, bead board ceiling and pocket doors. Formal living and dining rooms with fireplaces and wide molding. Updated kitchen with gas cooking and built in appliances that remain with sale. Mud room with walk in laundry adjacent to rear entry. Owners suite has a full bathroom with clawfoot tub/shower and a walk-in closet. Staircase features some of the homes original light fixtures.  Upstairs features three oversized bedrooms. Abundant storage at third floor level via walk up stairs to a large floored space. Home has multiple fireplaces, all hard flooring, stained glass windows, large backyard parking area, 10'+ ceiling height & within Anderson City Historic District. Within a mile one can walk to Bea Thompson Public Park or downtown Anderson for restaurants, shopping and social gatherings. Schools and medical needs are also a short distance away from this historical gem of the 1800's.