The B. A. Lowry House stands at 206 S. Fairplay Street, Seneca SC. Here’s a deeper look:

• Built in 1916, this home was designed by notable architect Rudolph E. Lee, for whom Clemson’s architecture school is named
• It served as the residence of Benjamin A. Lowry, a former Mayor of Seneca from 1919 to 1924
• Recognized for its significance, it’s on the Seneca Historical Registry, one of about 20 such homes

Features & Layout

• 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, with the primary suite on the main floor and each upper-level bedroom having private bath
• Architectural elements include high ceilings, detailed wood trims, multiple fireplaces, and original hardwood and tile floors .
• The home is a blend of Bungalow and Craftsman styles, with spacious porches, decks, and a fenced yard

Located downtown, within walking distance of Ram Cat Alley, shops, restaurants, and just a short drive to Lake Keowee, Lake Hartwell, and local medical facilities. Previously operated as a bed & breakfast, it retains floor‑plan features to support that use again. Mentioned in Clemson’s regional walking tour guide, complete with family stories