1114 Prince St, Georgetown, SC 29440

Unique 3 bedroom cottage in Historic Downtown Georgetown. Completely restored and updated. This 1910 home was saved from neglect and now with open and sunny rooms, insulated windows, wood floors, separate dining room, new kitchen cabinets with old cypress counters and all appliances convey with an antique farm sink. The typical narrow 50' wide lot is 209' in length. The width of the lot allows room for a tabby driveway (known as coastal concrete because it is mixed with oyster shells) for vehicle access to the HUGE backyard with unlimited room for additions, garage, boat, pool, outdoor kitchen, or garden. Georgetown is located between Charleston and Myrtle Beach. In between you have thousands of acres of the Francis Marion National Forest. Small fishing villages of McClellanville and Murrells Inlet, privately owned plantations open to the public only 2 days a year during the Prince George Episcopal Church tours, Historic Georgetown where 5 rivers converge to form the Winyah Bay with fishing of all kinds. After crossing the Black and Waccamaw Rivers where you find the Hobcaw Baruch Foundation Center location and on to the beaches of Pawleys Island and Litchfield. If golf is your passion then this area is your Mecca. Many semi-private courses are located all the way to Myrtle Beach and beyond. But. .. before you leave Georgetown County you have one of the most beautiful outdoor sculpture gardens in the country. Next comes the Huntington Beach State Park with beautiful white beaches and camping sites. The seafood capital of Murrells Inlet appears over the next dune where you can find seafood and great night life. If that is not enough, come back home to 1114 Prince St. and call it a night. Tomorrow means discovering Georgetown. Within walking distance of Front St. where you can find at least 11 restaurants, boutiques, shops, and museums. The Harborwalk behind all the commercial buildings gives breathtaking views of the Sampit River with many of the charter fishing boats. Take a tour of Georgetown and just marvel at the restored architecture, both residential and commercial. Hurry back home to have those cool drinks on the deck looking out over that huge back yard.