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c. 1850 Greek Revival – North Augusta, SC

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Posted on OHD: 7/7/15. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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1001 Old Aiken Rd, North Augusta, SC 29841

Lovely old plantation home, dairy, outbuildings and farm built the Lamar family in 1850's. Magnolia trees planted in 1854. Purchased from Lamar family by A.C. and Laura Haskell in 1911, occupied until 2010 by Haskell family. Basic 4 0ver 4 plan with 10' wide central halls up and down. The eight fireplaces are non-functional. Built of heart pine cut off the place and handmade nails. Ceilings are 11'10 down and 10'4 up. Upstairs sleeping porch runs width of the house. Included in the sale are 10 acres as shown on survey and the outbuildings.Home has been part of a working farm since it was built. Home and all structures being sold AS IS. All structures need repair or demolition.
5 Bed · 2 Bath · 4,192 Sq Ft · 10 Ac.
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Laura Phinizy, Blanchard & Calhoun Real Estate :: 706-210-0001 ext. 284

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