Pending Listings in Five Points, SC

Pending Listing in Five Points, SC:

This 1930s beauty has all the character and charm you could ever ask for with tons of space on a large corner lot and is walking distance to 5pts and USC! It offers 3beds/3baths, 2 living rooms w/ fireplaces, a gorgeous entry and staircase, an updated kitchen w/ granite, stainless steel gas range/appliances, and subway tile, a huge dining room, a study w/ built in desk and large picture windows, a grand dining room, and a separate eat-in breakfast room. The kitchen and den flow nicely out to a covered deck & patio that has a fully fenced in yard w/ off street parking and shed. One of the full bathrooms is located on the main floor and one could convert the 2nd living room to a master

Pending Listing in Five Points, SC:

For those seeking a luxurious, low-maintenance style of living in the heart of one of Columbia's most vibrant areas, this townhome checks all the boxes. Nestled atop University Hills, Gibbes Greene is a collection of townhomes designed for those who want easy and convenient living. This exceptional end-unit townhome boasts 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and an impressive 2601 square feet of meticulously designed space. From the moment you step inside, you’ll feel the high-end elegance and comfort this home exudes, accentuated by beautiful plantation shutters and abundant store throughout. The primary suite, located on the lower level, serves as a private retreat. It features a cozy sitting

Pending Listing in Five Points, SC:

Great house that needs some simple cosmetics to be rent-ready. Established neighborhood with historical home rehabs going on all around, a big church across the street and just two blocks away from Harden Street and Five Points. Starter home, student rental, flip home, all these strategies can be made to work. Selling agent has an ownership interest in property. Property sold strictly As-Is.

Pending Listing in Five Points, SC:

Introducing 6 Gibbes Court, a picturesque historical gem nestled in the desirable University Hill area of downtown Columbia. Originally built in 1911 as the Haltiwanger House, this charming residence not only exudes southern hospitality and elegance but also has the honor and distinction of being a member of the National Register of Historic Places, South Carolina Department of Archives. Enter the footstep of the home where you're greeted by the sight of the Palmetto tree etched into the glass of the front door and the historical marker to the right of the front entrance which beckons discovery of what lies inside the home's historic walls. Two of the four levels serve as the primary living