4811 Cedar Springs Road Spgs S, Bradley, SC 29819

AUCTION!! Own a piece of Abbeville County History!!!! This home is on the National Historic Register and boast three levels of Open Porches! Restore this Antebellum property Circa 1850's historic Frazier-Pressley home to its original beauty . Architecturally significant as one of the few surviving Octagon homes in the state (built around 3 octagonal elements). Each floor in the home is attached by a central hallway with twin run staircases located at rear central octagon. A single story frame was added to the north wing Circa 1910 to serve as a functioning kitchen. . The home boast original features including high ceilings, original flooring, grand staircases, decorative mantles and moldings, and several balconies and porches galore. Located in the rural Cedar Springs Plantation Community +-6900 square feet, 3 level home located on 23 * - acres with approximately 1 acre pond. This property contains 2 preserved wood frame homes, large barn and a 3 seater outhouse. If you love culture and history you have found a true gem to make it your home, wedding venue, bed and breakfast or VRBO. Being sold AS IS WHERE IS, the buyer can request inspections prior to auction. Seller will provide CL 100 stating no active termites. Open house on 11/29/2021 from 9-5 and 12/3/2021 from 9-5.This house will be offered for Auction on 12/4/2021 at 12pm noon. We are pleased to be offering for auction the property known as the Frazier-Pressley house. Built around 1852 for Captain James W. Frazier the home is a stucco octagon home consisting of three floors and 11 rooms situated on 24 +/- acres in the Cedar Springs Historic district. The property features iron gates, numerous tress, a pond and several other structures. This style/shape of house is traced back to one man; Orson Squire Fowler. He believed in the practicality of an Octagon shaped house over the more widely accepted rectangle shape. Fowler believed the advantages of this style included more natural light, cheaper build, more living space, easier to heat in the winter and easier to cool in the summer. The book The Octagon House: A Home For All, or A New, Cheap, Convenient, and Superior Mode of Building Written by Fowler encouraged the building of these style homes. Terms: Seller will provide a clear termite letter (wood infestation report) at closing and pay deed stamp fees Buyer will be responsible for: * Closing Costs * Appraisal * Inspection * Surveying * $5000 deposit at the acceptance of the high bid * Closing within 45 days of acceptance of high bid ($5000 deposit will be deducted from closing price * 10% Buyer's Premium (a bid of $100,000 will produce a sales price of $110,000) * Property sells "AS IS, WHERE IS" with no warrantees or guarantees The real estate is selling subject to owner confirmation