823 Altamont Rd Greenville, SC 29609

The "Hollywood Hills" Masterpiece of Paris Mountain 823 Altamont Road | Greenville, SC Forget Los Angeles-the ultimate "House on the Hill" is waiting for you right here on the edge of Paris Mountain. This isn't just a renovation project; it's a rare opportunity to finish a legacy. Built in the 1950s by the renowned Pat Lloyd and held by the same family since the mid-80s, this is part of an estate offering up a pedigree and a canvas that simply cannot be replicated. The View: A Panoramic Masterpiece Perched on a premier lot, the home offers a sprawling, 180-degree vista that rivals the the Hollywood Hills. To the East: The sparkling lights of Downtown Greenville. To the West: Furman University and the rolling silhouette of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The Design: Original owners strategically placed mirrored walls to "pull the view inside," ensuring the horizon is the first thing you see when you wake up and the last thing you see before bed. The Layout: Mid-Century Bones meet Modern Potential Drive down the private, shared driveway into a two-car carport that leads level to the front door-perfect for seamless, single-level living. The Main Level: Features some gleaming hardwoods and a kitchen area wrapped in original knotty pine on the wall and ceiling, offering that "mountain-chic" texture that designers are currently obsessed with. The Suites: Two bedrooms on the main level, each have its own full bath. The primary suite is a large canvas, featuring its own private sauna-the perfect foundation for a high-end spa retreat. It has glass all around to wake up to mountain views. The Great Room: Added in the 90s, this massive space on main floor was designed for entertaining on a grand scale, flowing directly onto the upper viewing deck. Has its own built in bar and tile flooring, high ceilings and fans. The Opportunity: Your Creative Zenith This home is being sold As-Is, which is music to the ears of any visionary. The family began the transformation in the 90s by updating the massive dual-level decks and starting work on the lower level. Lower Level Potential: Currently features a den, bedroom, and full bath-ideal for a guests, long term visitors etc. There is also storage space and room for workbench for hobbies. Den has built in book cases and masonry fireplace = cozy! The "Blank Canvas": A large unfinished area has sliders that open directly onto the lower deck. Imagine a glass-walled gym, a mood-lit home theater, or a sleek wine cellar looking out over the valley Bring your architect, bring your vision, and claim the most iconic view in the Upstate there are not many like it!