Beautifully preserved 1916 Colonial Revival farmhouse with expansive wraparound porches and timeless Southern charm! This remarkable single-story home offers over 3,000 square feet filled with character, craftsmanship, and thoughtful modern updates. Enjoy small-town Southern living while remaining conveniently located within driving distance of Florence, Myrtle Beach, and Bennettsville, South Carolina. From the moment you step […]

There’s something special about small-town Southern living, and this 1906 Colonial Revival home in Lamar gives you the opportunity to enjoy it the way it was meant to be. From the broad front porch shaded by mature trees to the spacious yard and beautiful gathering spaces inside, this is a home made for slowing down, […]

Seller wants to make a deal… Here’s a reminder that the home is on the National Historic Registry but there are NO rules/regulations to keep the home under mandatory renovation standards for a historic home. So come, step back in time while enjoying the comforts of modern living in this stunning 1904 Victorian home. Located […]

511 E Cambridge Avenue is a classic 1928 Tudor-style home set on 1.5 acres inside the Greenwood city limits. With 3,300+ sq ft, this brick residence offers historic character, solid construction, and practical updates throughout. Inside, you’ll find 9+ ft ceilings, original hardwood floors, plaster walls, and spacious rooms. The living room features a fireplace […]

Built in 1922 beneath the canopy of centuries-old live oaks, this architecturally distinctive home is part of one of the Lowcountry’s best-kept secrets–a tiny historic village tucked along Bohicket Creek that has quietly resisted the rapid growth that has transformed much of the Charleston region.Inside you’ll find soaring ceilings, warm heart pine floors, stained-glass windows, […]

Built in 1855 and once home to prominent Furman professor Charles H. Judson, this extraordinary home stands as a rare surviving example of Greenville’s early architectural heritage. Delicate Victorian gingerbread trim, a charming wraparound front porch, soaring ceilings exceeding ten feet in height, hardwood floors, antique hardware, and generations of carefully preserved craftsmanship create an […]

Situated on nearly 1.5 acres, this remarkable estate is one of the oldest surviving homes in Summerville and has been lovingly maintained to preserve its historic character. Dating between 1796 and 1808, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Ancrum-Waring House and recognized as a significant contributor to the Summerville […]