COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST WITH 2600 SF AND 7 ACRES OF CLEARED LANDWITH 6 STALL HORSE BARN - ELECTRIC FENCE - HUGE OAK TREE IN BACK YARD - ON SEPTIC TANK NEWER WELL - A/C UNIT IS 3 YEARS OLD - NEW DISHWASHER AMERICAN HOME SHIELD WARRANTY IS OFFERED. FOUR BEDROOMS - VERY SPACIOUS RANCH HOME - LARGE DECK OFF FAMILY ROOMTURN OFF HWY 176 BY BUDDYS GROCERY STAY ON HWY 6 WHICH IS COOPER STORE RD - 4MILES OFF 176
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Market trends in 29461, SC
Last updated August 2026
Buyer's Market
Seller's Market
Balanced market
Sale-to-List Price
98.9%
0.3% MoM
Median sale price
$367K
$763 MoM
Avg. days on market
68d
4 days MoM
Recently sold homes
256
8 MoM
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Sale history for Cooper Store Rd
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Event
Price
Charleston Trident MLS #9295474
Apr 21, 1994
Sold
$147,000
$57/sq ft
Nov 18, 1992
Listed
$147,500
$57/sq ft
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Berkeley County
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Last updated by owner on Nov 10, 2022.
FLEX1
Agricultural District
A significant portion of the county's land area is used for agricultural, forestry, and agricultural/residential purposes. These areas represent the county's rural landscape and historic character of Berkeley County. The viability of agricultural operations and production is contingent upon their protection from incompatible land uses and development. Additionally, premature conversion of these lands to accommodate urban and suburban development increases the demand for costly public infrastructure. The Flex1 agricultural district is intended to implement the land use goals of the agriculture and resource conservation areas within rural areas in the unincorporated portions of Berkeley County.; This district is intended to: Preserve agricultural activities as a primary use, but to allow residential development as a secondary use.; Manage growth to protect agricultural land and land uses from development pressures to avoid increasing demands for road improvements and public infrastructure; Provide standards to control the intensity of development in rural areas of sensitive natural and historical resources.; Preserve wetlands, watercourses and other significant natural resource areas, and to preserve the scenic quality of the landscape; Preserve and protect the rural residential character of specific areas within the county.; Ensure that the cultural integrity of the county's historical resources is protected.; Protect these areas from infiltration of incompatible land uses.