Discover this timeless Greek revival home, exuding 19th-century charm and architectural grace. Step into history and sunlight entering through the front door with charming floor-to-ceiling windows and hardwood floors throughout. Experience the perfect fusion of past and present as you explore the exquisite architectural details, historical beauty, and modern amenities. This residence offers endless possibilities […]

Nestled in the Ace Basin, this 731-acre 18th-century estate, ”Dawn of Hope”, seamlessly blends historical charm with modern luxury. With over 80% high ground, the meticulously maintained property highlights the serene Lowcountry beauty, boasting approximately 2.5 miles of Ashepoo River frontage, a deep-water dock, and a boat launch. An elegantly renovated and rebuilt early 19th-century […]

Situated at the southeast corner of the old Barker tract, this L-shaped stone farmhouse has passed through very few owners since the late 1700s. Many original features are intact. The c.1820 addition contains a straight staircase as well as a big walk-in stone fireplace. Seven doors give access to this house, with a covered front […]

Exceptional home with expansive views of the Mississippi River & exquisite sunsets! Spacious center hall, adjoining dining room & parlor add unique flow. Traditional details & recent upgrades create the perfect setting for elegant contemporary living. Primary bedroom on main floor; all bathrooms en suite and updated with new fixtures. New paint & hardwood floors. […]

Located in charming Fruitland Park on Mirror Lake’s shore, this historic two-story home is truly a gem offering stately presence and old-world charm. Built in 1889 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it offers a unique blend of vintage aesthetics and modern amenities. Upon arrival, you’re greeted by a magnificent wrap-around front […]

The Swasey Cottage sits on .37 of an acre, and with its rich historical significance dating back to circa 1889, it stands as a remarkable testament to Southport’s past. Built by Dr. Oliver Swasey, a prominent figure in the post-Civil War era, this cottage bears witness to the early mercantile, railroad, and real estate endeavors […]