400 E Washington St

The Davenport is a restored early 20th-century residential building in downtown Greenville, completed in 1915 and composed of multiple stories arranged around a U-shaped footprint with an internal courtyard. Exterior character is traditional brick with arched openings, balconies on select units, and a landscaped courtyard and terrace that serve as shared outdoor gathering spaces. Units vary from one-bedroom flats to large one-level condos and penthouse corners; many retain exposed brick walls, high ceilings, original archways, wide moldings, and hardwood floors while incorporating modern kitchens and baths. Interior finishes commonly include granite or quartz counters, custom cabinetry, walk-in closets, designer tile baths, built-in bookcases and office nooks, and updated mechanicals such as multi-zone HVAC and recent plumbing and electrical work. Common features include multiple staircases, an original elevator platform repurposed as an architectural element, private ground-level entrances for some units, and accessible storage/side rooms for bikes or gear. Parking is limited but supplemented by a private owner lot and nearby public/garage options; some units offer designated spaces or short-term loading zones. The building sits at Washington and Church Streets within walking distance of Main Street, Falls Park, the Peace Center and downtown amenities, providing a pedestrian-oriented urban lifestyle with immediate access to dining, entertainment, and recreational trails.