Remarks: Own a piece of history and enjoy one of the most beautiful, elegant homes in Anderson. Local architect Charles W. Fant, designed the home in 1934 for Dr. & Mr. Frank Wrenn a prominent radiologist and administrator of Anderson Memorial Hospital and later purchased by Judson & Pearl Minyard in 1951. The 5,600 sq ft English Colonial home sits gracefully on 2 full acres on Boulevard, but its grandeur can be found as you enter the back private drive that winds down through century old trees and your eyes settle on the gorgeous Southern Home and its magnificent grounds. You will be enchanted with the amazing back terrace outlined with exquisite custom ironwork, saltwater pool (with retractable cover), outdoor kitchen, shade garden, pool storage, and outdoor bath. This incredible space is the ultimate entertaining home as the outdoor terrace leads to your private garden area fenced in with gorgeous old trees. A stunning custom designed pergola draped with confederate jasmine sits in the back perfect for a backyard wedding or for a garden party outside with live music (separate outside electrical hookup). This amazing home has entertained three governors and can easily host dinner parties to fundraising events for 150 people including the Radio fundraising premier with cast and director. The gorgeous hydrangeas, camellias, azaleas, and David Austin roses have captivated photographers which have used the property for countless portraits. Irrigation system in back garden, and front planting beds. New lifetime roof, copper gutters and valleys and oversized 2 car garage, will fit today's largest SUV’s thanks to Judson Minyard’s forethought and his beloved Cadillacs. The inside of this spectacular home continues with intrinsic details throughout the home from beautiful arches, original hardwood floors, black and white tiled floors, authentic period glass doorknobs, crown molding including picture molding for hanging artwork and original chandelier lighting. There is a formal dining room that can easily seat 12 people. A large living area with fireplace and magnificent mantle and original tiled fireplace. An additional music room that has been converted into an office space. Downstairs there is a second master bedroom with a private full bath and walk in shower. The bedroom looks out on the cozy bricked sunroom and shade garden. The updated kitchen has handsome custom cabinets, Cambria Quartz countertops, Versailles pattern porcelain tiled floor, and a tiled center island. The Chef's kitchen has a European stove top and oven. In addition, there is a wonderful wet bar, separate breakfast area, a desk workspace, walk-in pantry and a large Butler’s pantry with built-in cabinets. The laundry room has more storage and room, an additional refrigerator. A back or front staircase leads upstairs. The spacious, gorgeous master bedroom suite has a sitting area, built-in coffee bar, and his and her dressing rooms with walk-in closets rarely found in older homes. One closet boasts authentic wood paneling and daybed from the 1934 house as well as extensive modern custom shelving. The wonderful master bath has a large vanity, two separate sinks, and the original subway tile shower. There are two very large bedrooms and an incredible updated bathroom with Calcutta marble countertops, wood vanity, built-in cabinets and walk-in tile shower that connects the two rooms. In addition, one of the bedrooms can also use a second bathroom that leads to a phenomenal upstairs den area. This space has everything you could want, a bathroom, tons of storage including a luggage room, incredible space for watching tv, a fireplace, and built-in shelving. Extra space for an office or play area. The options with this space are unlimited. The home has been completely rewired and has updated plumbing. This spectacular home is an absolute must see as one cannot truly appreciate all its beauty, history, and charm without walking through it for yourself.
Single-familyProperty Type
1938Year Built
1.96 acresLot Size
$155Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
2 car garageParking
Listed by Nora Hooper• RE/MAX Executive
Listed by Katie Tillman• BuyHartwellLake.com
Bought with Karen Binnarr• BHHS C Dan Joyner - Anderson
Own a piece of history and enjoy one of the most beautiful, elegant homes in Anderson. Local architect Charles W. Fant, designed the home in 1934 for Dr. & Mrs. Frank Wrenn a prominent radiologist and administrator of Anderson Memorial Hospital and later purchased by Judson & Pearl Minyard in 1951. The 5,600 sq ft English Colonial home sits gracefully on 2 full acres on Boulevard, but its grandeur can be found as you enter the back private drive that winds down through century old trees and your eyes settle on the gorgeous Southern Home and its magnificent grounds. You will be enchanted with the amazing back terrace outlined with exquisite custom ironwork, saltwater pool (with retractable cover), outdoor kitchen, shade garden, pool storage, and outdoor bath. This incredible space is the ultimate entertaining home as the outdoor terrace leads to your private garden area fenced in with gorgeous old trees. A stunning custom designed pergola draped with confederate jasmine sits in the back perfect for a backyard wedding or for a garden party outside with live music (separate outside electrical hookup). This amazing home has entertained three governors and can easily host dinner parties to fundraising events for 150 people including the Radio fundraising premier with cast and director. The gorgeous hydrangeas, camellias, azaleas, and David Austin roses have captivated photographers which have used the property for countless portraits. Irrigation system in back garden, and front planting beds. New lifetime roof, copper gutters and valleys and oversized 2 car garage, will fit today's largest SUV’s thanks to Judson Minyard’s forethought and his beloved Cadillacs. The inside of this spectacular home continues with intrinsic details throughout the home from beautiful arches, original hardwood floors, black and white tiled floors, authentic period glass doorknobs, crown molding including picture molding for hanging artwork and original chandelier lighting. There is a formal dining room that can easily seat 12 people. A large living area with fireplace and magnificent mantle and original tiled fireplace. An additional music room that has been converted into an office space. Downstairs there is a second master bedroom with a private full bath and walk in shower. The bedroom looks out on the cozy bricked sunroom and shade garden. The updated kitchen has handsome custom cabinets, Cambria Quartz countertops, Versailles pattern porcelain tiled floor, and a tiled center island. The Chef's kitchen has a European stove top and oven. In addition, there is a wonderful wet bar, separate breakfast area, a desk workspace, walk-in pantry and a large Butler’s pantry with built-in cabinets. The laundry room has more storage and room, an additional refrigerator. A back or front staircase leads upstairs. The spacious, gorgeous master bedroom suite has a sitting area, built-in coffee bar, and his and her dressing rooms with walk-in closets rarely found in older homes. One closet boasts authentic wood paneling and daybed from the 1934 house as well as extensive modern custom shelving. The wonderful master bath has a large vanity, two separate sinks, and the original subway tile shower. There are two very large bedrooms and an incredible updated bathroom with Calcutta marble countertops, wood vanity, built-in cabinets and walk-in tile shower that connects the two rooms. In addition, one of the bedrooms can also use a second bathroom that leads to a phenomenal upstairs den area. This space has everything you could want, a bathroom, tons of storage including a luggage room, incredible space for watching tv, a fireplace, and built-in shelving. Extra space for an office or play area. The options with this space are unlimited. The home has been completely rewired and has updated plumbing. This spectacular home is an absolute must see as one cannot truly appreciate all its beauty, history, and charm without walking through it for yourself.
Greater Greenville MLS #1453643
Feb 10, 2023
Price Changed
$996,800
$183/sq ft
Jan 25, 2023
Listing Removed
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Jul 24, 2022
Price Changed
$1,250,000
$230/sq ft
Apr 8, 2022
Price Changed
$1,325,000
$244/sq ft
Sep 6, 2021
Listed
$1,400,000
$257/sq ft
WUMLS #20242029
Jan 23, 2023
Listing Removed
—
Jul 24, 2022
Price Changed
$1,250,000
$230/sq ft
Apr 4, 2022
Price Changed
$1,325,000
$244/sq ft
Aug 1, 2021
Listed
$1,400,000
$257/sq ft
Public Records
Mar 31, 2000
Sold
$320,000
$59/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$189 (+60.4%)
2022
$118 (+5.1%)
2021
$112
2020
$112
2019
$112 (−0.9%)
2018
$113 (+0.4%)
2017
$113 (−96.5%)
2016
$3,238 (−1.1%)
2014
$3,275 (−5.5%)
2013
$3,466
$800 + $13,600
$14,400
Tax history for 404 Boulevard
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$189 (+60.4%)
2022
$118 (+5.1%)
2021
$112
2020
$112
2019
$112 (−0.9%)
2018
$113 (+0.4%)
2017
$113 (−96.5%)
2016
$3,238 (−1.1%)
2014
$3,275 (−5.5%)
2013
$3,466
$800 + $13,600
$14,400
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
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Baths
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Stories
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Lot width
400 ft.
Lot depth
104 ft.
Lot size
0.97 Acres
Year renovated
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Sq. Ft.
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Year built
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Style
Vacant Land
County
Anderson County
APN
1490802001
Parking Spaces
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Basement
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Accessible
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HOA Dues
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Garage
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Features
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Last updated by owner on Jun 12, 2026.
R-15
Single-Family Residential District
It is the intent and purpose of the R-15 district to provide for and protect the quiet and peaceful character of low- to medium-density, single-family residential development and accessory uses normally necessary and compatible with such use. The regulations which apply within this district are designed to encourage the formation and continuance of a stable, healthy environment for single-family dwellings situated on lots having an area of at least 15,000 square feet and to discourage any encroachment by commercial, industrial, or other uses capable of adversely affecting the residential character of the district.