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1906 in Summerville, SC

10/19/22 11 Comments
Posted on OHD: 10/19/22. Last OHD Update: 11/23/22.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.

333 Old Postern Rd, Summerville, SC 29483

This was known as a Hunting Lodge in years past and it has unique features that likely served this use well. The main living space and dining room is divided by a center room brick fireplace. To the right of this room is a very large master bedroom and bath suite with walk-in closet (the old safe is still in the closet) all these rooms open to an exceptionally large screened porch. Obviously it needs new screening but it has soaring ceilings and adjoins all portions of the house. What a place to sit and enjoy the wooded acreage. To the left of the main room is a library with built-in bookshelves to house or display your collections. Kitchen is at the back and is very well arranged. Laundry area is at the end of the kitchen with a half bath for this side of the house. Porches abound wit a front porch. The main door leads to living space and door to the left leads to the library. There is a back porch entry to the kitchen. The barn is a 2 story area with loft. This space is accessed from the back doors and the front doors lead to a one car garage space. Electric service has been brought to the house and to the barn and public water and sewer service has been installed to the house. (these services were originally served by The Woodlands) Property is being sold as-is and seller desires to make no additional repairs. Please see attached Seller Property Condition Disclosure along with a Supplemental explanation of this Disclosure. See attachment for GR-2 Permitted Uses.(this was formally know as R-1 zoning) A plat is attached plus a lovely article in the Summerville Journal Scene talks about the process that will be completed to protect this property and its historical significance.
1 Bed 1.5 Bath 1,630 Sq Ft 1.16 Ac.
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