A very cute home with a gated front porch & ramp that are perfect for front porch sitting.The back yard is large, has a few shade trees with a very nice covered wooden deck with a privacy fence.There is an outside building that will transfer ownership as is. It used to be a small living space, with no cooling or heat system. It is now used for lawnmower & golf cart storage.There is also a second out building that serves as a work shop/ small garage.This is peaceful country living - close to town conveniences.
ManufacturedProperty Type
2010Year Built
1.06 acresLot Size
$182Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by • Carolina One Real Estate
Contact: 843-779-8660
Bought with Taylor Driggers• Carolina Life Real Estate & Auctions LLC
If you are looking for a home that is close to Summerville and Moncks Corner, near Lake Moultrie and also close to Charleston International and Boeing, this is the home for you. The 1450 sq. ft. manufactured home is on approximately 1.6A of land. Across the front of the home is a spacious front porch with a ramp for handicap accessibility. As you walk into the home the open floor plan lends itself to many hours of enjoyment. There is a dining room/family room combo separated from the kitchen by a bar/island for perfect entertaining. The kitchen has GE stainless steel appliances with the range having a small and large oven. There is an abundance of cabinetry to meet all of your families' needs. The bedrooms are split with two bedrooms and a bathroom on one end and the master bedroom suite on the other. All bedrooms have ceiling fans and walk-in closets. The master bathroom has double vanities, a garden tub and a separate shower. Outside there is a fence around the spacious backyard with a workshop/man cave and also a separate storage/cottage. The cottage needs work and a little TLC. There are two separate septic tanks on this property, one for the home and one for the cottage. This home is a must to see.
Public Records
Apr 10, 1995
Sold
$14,100
$10/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$951 (+4.8%)
$56,723 + $139,237
$195,960
2024
$907 (+10.3%)
$56,723 + $139,237
$195,960
2023
$822 (−9.3%)
$56,723 + $139,237
$195,960
2022
$907 (−72.2%)
$46,800 + $123,600
$170,400
2021
$3,267 (+427.4%)
$46,800 + $123,600
$170,400
2020
$619 (+0.5%)
$46,800 + $147,400
$194,200
2019
$616 (−2.6%)
$26,000 + $66,200
$92,200
2018
$633 (+10.4%)
$26,000 + $66,200
$92,200
2017
$573 (−1.9%)
$26,000 + $66,200
$92,200
2016
$584 (+409.0%)
$26,000 + $66,200
$92,200
2014
$115
$26,000 + $66,200
$92,200
Tax history for 230 Linden St
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$951 (+4.8%)
$56,723 + $139,237
$195,960
2024
$907 (+10.3%)
$56,723 + $139,237
$195,960
2023
$822 (−9.3%)
$56,723 + $139,237
$195,960
2022
$907 (−72.2%)
$46,800 + $123,600
$170,400
2021
$3,267 (+427.4%)
$46,800 + $123,600
$170,400
2020
$619 (+0.5%)
$46,800 + $147,400
$194,200
2019
$616 (−2.6%)
$26,000 + $66,200
$92,200
2018
$633 (+10.4%)
$26,000 + $66,200
$92,200
2017
$573 (−1.9%)
$26,000 + $66,200
$92,200
2016
$584 (+409.0%)
$26,000 + $66,200
$92,200
2014
$115
$26,000 + $66,200
$92,200
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
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Baths
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Stories
1
Lot width
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Lot depth
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Lot size
1.08 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,624
Year built
2010
Style
Other
County
Berkeley County
APN
195-16-03-008
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
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Garage
—
Features
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Last updated by owner on Sep 21, 2026.
R2
Manufactured Residential District
The R2 manufactured residential district is intended to implement the land use goals of the residential growth areas and rural villages within urbanizing areas in the unincorporated portions of Berkeley County.; This district is intended to: Allow manufactured housing in higher density residential areas where public facilities and services are available.; To make lower cost housing an available option in designated portions of the county.; Encourage urban communities to develop in a manner that minimizes sprawl patterns.; Encourage efficient development patterns and use of in-fill development.; Minimize development problems in urban areas where infrastructure such as transportation facilities and public water and sewer are either absent or inadequate.; Protect development in residential growth areas from infiltration of incompatible land uses.; Provide for the development of recreational, religious, and educational facilities as basic elements of a balanced residential area.; Permit the location of needed community facilities in support of residential development.