This historic gem in the heart of Saluda was built in 1908 to meet the growing needs of the mission school operated by the Episcopal Church and named after Julia F. Goelet, the school’s founder. It also served as the Goelet Memorial Library until 1922 and later the library and community center until the 1950s. The pebble-dash exterior, covered porches, extensive windows and surrounding grounds highlighting stone walls among the gardens and high ceilings will take you back to a time of a slower pace and homes unique to the early 1900s. This home currently serves as four private apartments. The new steward of this property might choose to continue as is or embrace it as a full-time residence. Please allow sufficient notice for your private showing.