1730 Neal Shoals Rd, Union, SC 29379

Buyers in Default - so it's BACK on Market This Astonishing Historic Colonial plantation home, with 11 acres is located in Union, South Carolina. Built in the year 1852, this home has an additional 51 acres available. Entering the stunning home you will find yourself in the center hallway among the staircase, accenting two archways, one leading you to the spacious dining room with a dazzling chandelier. The other entering the living room. Welcoming you to a lovely fireplace. The master suite located on the first floor offers an updated bathroom with separate shower and a Jacuzzi tub, also his and hers closets. In the den, you will find a brick fireplace encased with bookshelves on either side. From the den, the double French doors lead you onto the screened porch with scenic views complete with fence and cross fenced pastures. Enjoy dining in your spacious kitchen, which was newly remodeled in the early 90's, with a center island, sitting area, washer and dryer enclosed, with covered deck off the kitchen. Two bedrooms upstairs, and two downstairs, each bedroom is accompanied with its own full bath, with one half bath located on main floor. In addition upstairs you will find a grand porch overlooking the front lawn. The finished basement has a full kitchen, laundry, full bathroom, a living/game room, large office or fifth bedroom with fireplace, and a garage. This makes this floor completely functional as a separate in-law suite. The buildings located on the 11 acres consist of a barn, with four stalls, a tack room as well as power and water, separate garage and large equipment storage. Conveniently located only 5 Minutes to boat ramp at Broad River. The additional 51 acres available offers a creek and pond, including an old barn at the rear, refurbished for storage of around 150 round hay bales. This home was once owned by Dr. John Meador’s family from 1857 until the very end of the 19th century. In 1959 it was completely renovated and expanded. The complete renovation in 1959 stayed true to its classic Colonial style.