Single Family Residence in Greenville

Exposed beams frame a stone tavern, arched doorways in stone mark the stair and the lounge, and a private lake waits at the foot of the back lawn. 111 Siena returns to the market with its updates complete and a new price of $1,849,000, an exceptional value for more than 6,000 square feet on the water behind the gates of Montebello on Piney Mountain. The home was featured in The Greenville News in May 2026. Custom built by Edwards Builders in 2003, the painted-brick residence takes its cues from the Italian hill towns the streets are named for: an arched loggia above the front doors, pedimented arched windows, deep bracketed eaves. Inside, the work is finished. The kitchen has new Taj Mahal quartz counters, a subway tile backsplash, new faucets, and three lantern pendants over an island that seats the whole conversation. The wet bar was redone with new quartz counters, a high-end faucet, and a new icemaker. The powder room has new quartz and fixtures. The main-level hardwoods have been refreshed, the terrace level has brand-new engineered wood floors in a lighter tone, and new carpet and fresh paint carry through the bedrooms. The house reads lighter and brighter from the front door to the lake. A two-story foyer opens to a great room with a 14-foot ceiling, a floor-to-ceiling stacked-stone fireplace, custom built-ins, and a wall of arched windows that puts the trees and the water in every sightline. The kitchen, breakfast room, and a small sitting room share that view and open to a tiered composite deck, with room for a dining table on one level and a pair of chairs angled toward the water on the next. Crown molding and wrought-iron balusters on the stair carry the craftsmanship through the main level. A study with arched bookcases and a window seat sits to one side of the entry, and a formal dining room sits to the other. The cooking is handled by Sub-Zero refrigeration, a six-burner Dacor gas rangetop, and Thermador double ovens, with a pantry and a full laundry room close by. Thanksgiving fits here with room to spare. The primary suite is on the main level, set apart from the gathering rooms, with a tray ceiling, picture windows over the woods and the lake, dual vanities, a jetted tub, a tile shower, and two walk-in closets. Three more bedrooms, two baths, and a loft are upstairs. The terrace level lives like its own address. A beamed plank ceiling and walls of pale stone wrap the lounge and the tavern, where reclaimed beams frame the bar and beverage refrigeration and an icemaker are built in. A kitchenette, a fifth bedroom, a full bath, a home gym, and a flex room make the level work for guests or for more than one generation, and French doors lead to a covered porch and a paver patio. Outside, the lawn runs down to the lake. Mornings are still enough to see the tree line twice, herons work the shallows, and a kayak or paddleboard launches from the grass. Two chairs at the water’s edge are the best seats on the property. A fountained pond sits across the front, and a creek runs through protected woods along one side. The practical list is just as current: roof and three HVAC systems replaced in 2022, two tankless water heaters, an encapsulated crawl space, gutters with guards, irrigation front and back, 1-gigabit fiber, and a three-car garage with epoxy floors and built-in storage. Montebello adds a clubhouse, a pool, tennis and pickleball courts, and a social calendar that keeps neighbors on a first-name basis, all about ten minutes from Main Street. For the buyer who wants the lake, the gates, and dinner downtown without the drive, this is the house, and it is ready.