
Subdivided in 1926 on the Norwood estate, Alta Vista is the earliest subdivision south of downtown Greenville — Georgian, Colonial Revival and Craftsman houses under a canopy of old oaks, on some of the largest in-town lots in the city.
The deepest concentration of inherited Persian and Turkish rugs in the Upstate. Tabriz, Kashan and Sarouk pieces that came into families two and three generations ago, in houses old enough that the rug and the floor arrived together.
Rugs of that age carry two risks at once: dry, brittle cotton foundations, and early synthetic dyes from the 1900s to 1930s that are unstable in water. Every piece gets a dye-bleed test before it goes near a wash pit, and antique rugs are washed cooler and for less time.
Collection and return across Greenville County is free. We collect the rug, assess it at the facility, and confirm the price before any work begins — a wool rug is heavy and awkward once rolled, and moving it yourself is a common way to crease a foundation.
Nearby: Spartanburg · Augusta Road · Chanticleer
Send a few details and a photo if you have one. We’ll come back with an estimate and a pick-up window, usually within one business day. The quote is free and the final price is set only after we’ve seen the rug in person.