1956 Contemporary in Ninety Six, SC – $215,000
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For Sale
101 Holloway Ct, Ninety Six, SC 29666
Map: Aerial
- $215,000
- 5 Bed
- 3 Bath
- 2556 Sq Ft
- 5.69 Ac.
Five + acres of beautifully landscaped grounds in the heart of Historic Ninety Six.The home is unique with its contemporary/retro style and is sure to please and surprise all buyers . With over 2800 sq. ft. of living space with 5BR and 3 BA this home will accommodate a large. family. This split level offers lots of entertainment space with a den and great room on the main level and a family room down. The upper level has 3BR and 2BA while the lower level has BR and 1 BA. The partially finished basement space is ideal for storage.Two outdoor patios for bringing the outside in are perfect for grilling and relaxing. A 3 car carport keeps you and your vehicles out of the weather. The landscaping and grounds are worth the trip. Hurry !
Contact Information
Bubba Harvin, RE/MAX Action Realty(864) 942-8989
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State: South Carolina | Region: South (South Atlantic) | Associated Styles or Type: Contemporary
Period & Associated Styles: Contemporary (1940+), Eclectic Era
Features: Country / Rural, Original/Vintage Bathroom, Original/Vintage Kitchen | Misc: Fixer-Uppers, Time Capsule Houses
Period & Associated Styles: Contemporary (1940+), Eclectic Era
Features: Country / Rural, Original/Vintage Bathroom, Original/Vintage Kitchen | Misc: Fixer-Uppers, Time Capsule Houses
15 Comments on 1956 Contemporary in Ninety Six, SC – $215,000
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Escondido, CA
Marvelous! And who wouldn’t want to live in a place called Ninety Six?
*convo between new owner and new owner’s one-upping cousin*
Owner: Well, I live in Ninety Six, NC now.
Cousin: Really? Well I just moved to Ninety Seven, NC. It’s much nicer. And we have a pool.
Owner: *checks watch to see if Thanksgiving is over yet*
TimeWarp! WOW! A Mid-Century treasure bursting with authentic details. The Kitchen just needs June Cleaver and a string of pearls. I would approach this house with a conservators approach. Tweek, tuck and refresh but I would not change much of anything. Outstanding acerage and value.
If the new owner lays a single renovating finger on that kitchen…
so help me…
I will burst into tears.
I wish I had been wearing sunglasses when the wallpapered room popped up. Complete with matching drapes. But I liked the rest of the house. I think they need to open up those curtains a bit though. To me a MCM should have light coming in through those amazing windows.
This is definitely not my style but I love it! The kitchen and the bedroom with the red print wallpaper are to die for!
This first explanation of where the name came from seems like a bit of a stretch to me but here it is for you to decide:
From Google:
There are several legends surrounding how Ninety Six got its name. One romanticized legend revolves around an Indian named Cateechee. She supposedly learned of an Indian attack & rode to warn her British boyfriend. As she traveled she named the streams & found her boyfriend at a trading post at the 96th stream.Apr 14, 2015
Wikipedia isn’t so sure:
Ninety Six, South Carolina – Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ninety_Six,_South_Carolina
Ninety Six is a town in Greenwood County, South Carolina, United States. The population was … South Carolina Highway 34 passes through the town as its Main Street; it leads west 9 miles (14 km) to Greenwood, the county … There is much confusion about the name, “Ninety Six”, and the true origin may never be known.
If I was making up a legend, I’d say they (whoever “they” might be; haven’t worked that part out yet) wanted to sing One Hundred Bottles Of Beer On The Wall but someone got confused and began at 96.
In any event..if the new owner doesn’t like the kitchen cabinets I can give them a good home. They are simply wonderful.
There’s also the theory that the name derives from the settlement being at a trade crossroads, 96 miles from the Keowee settlement.
Now, THAT seems plausible. Thanks.
OR
Oh my WORD. That kitchen is the bomb!
Very few mcm appeal to me but this does! What a surprising home.
Noblesville, IN
Sure wish I could identify that kitchen. Maybe Pam will know.
Great house!
St. Charles metal cabinets? Swoon.
Noblesville, IN
Pretty sure not. I think they might be Republic or Crosley.
IN
Dear Whoever Buys This: PLEASE embrace the original kitchen! 🤩🤩🤩