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Welcome to “Howard Glen,” a cherished Landrum landmark originally built in 1942 by the Howard family and beautifully restored from top to bottom. This stately brick home sat vacant for a decade after matriarch Beulah Howard passed in 2006, until it was brought back to life with a thoughtful renovation in 2016–2017. Constructed with two solid exterior brick walls—no studs—and perfectly plumb even after more than 80 years, the home showcases enduring craftsmanship rarely found today. Inside, you”ll find 9-foot ceilings, original solid wood doors and trim, thick 3/8” plaster walls, hardwood floors, and an abundance of natural light. Major upgrades from 2016-17 include: HVAC, electrical, plumbing with a custom-labeled control panel for every water outlet, insulation, windows, and a new roof in 2023. The kitchen and dining areas feature custom Hickory cabinetry, with a mirrored wall in the dining room that enhances the light from three windows. Upstairs, walls were opened to create expanded living space and a spa-style bathroom with a tile shower, soaking tub, private toilet room, double vanity, and laundry. The “Howard” bedroom includes built-in twin beds with storage and bookshelves, while the “Beulah” bedroom opens onto a screened porch. A newly renovated downstairs bathroom includes a Duravit wall-hung toilet and neo-angle tiled shower with a semi-frameless glass enclosure (on order). Additional features include two fireplaces, a built-in window seat, plantation shutters in the office, living, and dining rooms, and a stylish cable-railed staircase. Located on East Rutherford Street—Landrum’s main corridor between downtown and I-26—this home is zoned C-2 for both residential and commercial use. Whether you’re seeking a warm and elegant place to call home, a boutique office space, or a live/work setup, Howard Glen offers timeless charm, unmatched craftsmanship, and endless possibilities—all within walking distance of the Landrum Library, O.P. Earle Elementary, and Landrum Middle School. A true gem in the heart of the Upstate.