Wonderful opportunity to own your own bit of southern history in one of the most historic communities in SC. The Wardlaw Klugh House was originally constructed in 1831 with some modifications in 1840, 1890 and up to early 20th century. The home is only a 15 minute walk from Abbeville's beautiful town square with restaurants shops and historic Opera House. Located in a historic neighborhood surrounded by a little over 6 acres giving the property a sense of privacy. Total of 5 parcels totaling 6.614 acres. Property is under conservation easement and home protected from demolition by Preservation Easement. The historic house is structurally sound but needs full updating and rehabilitation. SOLD AS IS. Tax Map Numbers: 108-16-03-25, 108-16-03-039, 108-16-03-044, 108-16-04-021, 108-16-04-039 More about the Town: The City of Abbeville is a quaint, charming town filled with historical architecture, much of which dates back to the Civil War. Downtown Abbeville, known locally as the Abbeville Square, is also made up of historic structures and is home to many shops, boutiques, restaurants, The Belmont Inn, and of course the Abbeville Opera House, South Carolina's Official State Theatre. However, history is not all that Abbeville has to offer. Every October, the smell of BBQ fills the air as thousands gather downtown for the Hogs and Hens BBQ Festival, which features live music, craft vendors, and some of the best BBQ this side of the Mississippi. As Spring rolls in, the sights and sounds of music and carnival rides fill the night sky as visitors come from all over the Upstate to enjoy the Abbeville Spring Festival. Within 30 miles of 4 lakes, 3 State Parks, the World Famous Diamond Hill Gem Mine, and very close to the larger metro areas of Greenville, Anderson, and Greenwood, Abbeville is the perfect place to visit or relocate to, to escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy the southern hospitality only experienced in small town SC !