Designed by Rudolph E. Lee, the B. A. Lowry house has beyond a century worth of History. Mr. Lowry, the Mayor of Seneca, SC in 1919 – 1924 called this residence his home. 206 S. Fairplay is one of 20 homes on the Seneca Historical Registry. This home is walking distance from Historic Ram Cat Alley and a short drive to most anything else one would need in their day-to-day life; including shopping, restaurants, Lake Keowee & Lake Hartwell access, major medical health care and much more. Soaring ceilings, extensive trim, gorgeous wood work throughout and teeming with nostalgic charm. Another soft brag; the Clemson University school of Architecture is named after Rudolph E. Lee. The B. A. Lowry home offers 5 bedrooms & 5 and a half bathrooms. The owner’s quarters are situated on the main level along with a half bathroom for guests. All 4 upstairs guest bedrooms have private bathrooms for added privacy. This home has been used as an Bed & Breakfast in the past, and boasts a floor plan that could support that desire to do so in the future. Check out our top rated visual experience! If you like what you see, schedule your showing today!