Welcome to 1927 Lorick Street, in the Granite Heights neighborhood of Cayce, just a short walk to Piecewise Coffee and Three Rivers Greenway. Zoned for Cayce Elementary, Busbee Middle, and Brookland-Cayce High in Lexington Two. Built in 1928, this three-bedroom, two-bath bungalow sits on a 0.17-acre lot just off State Street, minutes from downtown Columbia. Inside, tile floors run through the living areas and bedrooms, low-maintenance and consistent from room to room. The living room keeps its original molding for character you won't find in new construction. The kitchen is set up to work: an island for prep space, granite countertops and backsplash, painted cabinets, and an eat-in area so you're not carrying every meal to a separate dining room. The primary bedroom has its own private bath with a tub/shower and private closet, while the second and third bedrooms share a bath, each with their own private closets and tub/showers. The third bedroom adds a ceiling fan. A dedicated laundry room comes with its own bath, electric hookups, and heated space, so wash day doesn't mean hauling loads out to an unheated part of the house. Outside, a covered front porch gives you shaded sitting space, and an uncovered back porch plus a side porch add more outdoor square footage. A shed and a separate workshop mean dedicated space for tools, hobbies, or storage without giving up a bedroom to do it. The lot is partially enclosed with chain link fencing, and the crawl space foundation keeps the mechanicals accessible. Central electric heat and air keep utility costs predictable, and the home is on public water and sewer, no well or septic to maintain. The road out front is paved. For buyers who want a piece of Cayce's older housing stock with real character plus a workshop and shed for storage, all zoned for Lexington Two schools, 1927 Lorick Street is worth a look. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.