102 Russell St

Cornerstone 1909 is a converted early-20th-century schoolhouse in downtown Easley, originally constructed as an addition to the 1904/1909 Easley Grade School and sensitively rehabilitated into multi-level condominium residences. The three-bedroom units occupy generous footprints (roughly 1,900–2,400 sq ft in representative listings) with lofted, two-story volumes, soaring 20–22-foot ceilings and large thermal, floor-to-ceiling windows that flood interiors with light. Character-defining materials — exposed brick walls, original hardwood/pine floors, reclaimed-wood trim, and restored classroom doors — are paired with contemporary finishes including quartz and granite countertops, renovated kitchens and bathrooms, dual vanities, walk-in closets and modern mechanicals. Common building features include secure entry, elevator access, assigned covered parking (some units have two gated garage spaces), basement storage rooms, shared outdoor seating and garden areas with a fire pit and grill, and paved drive and patio spaces. Interior layouts typically place the primary suite on the main level with secondary bedrooms and a loft above; many units include practical elements such as large laundry rooms, handicap accessibility features, and built-ins. Located steps from downtown restaurants, shops and the Doodle Trail, the building balances historic charm with walkable, small-city convenience and easy access to Greenville (about a 20-minute drive).