29331, SC homes for sale & real estate

29331, SC Homes for Sale

Freshly remodeled and ready for its next chapter! Welcome to 632 Union Highway in Enoree, where an updated interior and a peaceful country setting come together to create an inviting place to call home. Situated on a 0.37 acre lot, this property offers space to enjoy the outdoors along with the appeal of a home that has been fully remodeled inside. Step inside to refreshed living spaces that provide a welcoming backdrop for everyday life. The interior brings a fresh feel throughout, giving you the opportunity to settle in and make the space your own. Whether you’re spending a quiet evening at home or welcoming guests, the updated interior offers a comfortable setting for your next cha

29331, SC Homes for Sale

Affordable Mid-Century Country Living: No HOA, Great Investment Potential! Incredible opportunity to own an affordable, solid piece of the countryside! This 1951-built cottage is being offered separately from a larger property on an estimated, easy-to-maintain 0.9-acre lot right at the heart of Cross Anchor. Boasting a classic, straightforward layout with 2 bedrooms and 1 full bathroom, with extra storage in the inside utility room with pantry, closet and Laundry Room as well as a 12x24 shed outside. This home features solid mid-century bones and offers a fantastic canvas for cosmetic updates to match your personal style. With absolutely no HOA, you enjoy maximum freedom—making thi

29331, SC Homes for Sale

Affordable Mid-Century Country Living: No HOA, Great Investment Potential! Incredible opportunity to own an affordable, solid piece of the countryside! This 1951-built cottage is being offered separately from a larger property on an estimated, easy-to-maintain 0.9-acre lot right at the heart of Cross Anchor. Boasting a classic, straightforward layout with 2 bedrooms and 1 full bathroom, with extra storage in the inside utility room with pantry, closet and Laundry Room as well as a 12x24 shed outside. This home features solid mid-century bones and offers a fantastic canvas for cosmetic updates to match your personal style. With absolutely no HOA, you enjoy maximum freedom—making thi

29331, SC Homes for Sale

Discover a unique investment, residential, or historic restoration opportunity at the crossroads of Cross Anchor! This approximately 2.93-acre property includes two distinct structures offering immediate utility and remarkable historical significance. The charming 1951 mid-century cottage features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, making it an ideal primary residence, rental property, or on-site base for a future restoration project. Also located on the property is the historic Easter House, built circa 1892 and designed by renowned mail-order architect George F. Barber (Design No. 36-E). This striking Queen Anne/Revival-style residence represents a significant piece of South Carolina architectura

29331, SC Homes for Sale

2+ ACRES & /or a Project of a Lifetime: Save the 1892 George F. Barber "Easter House" in Cross Anchor. Calling all historic preservationists, architectural purists, and restoration enthusiasts! A Legendary piece of South Carolina's built History: The Easter House (c. 1892), Later owned by the Irby family. Located near the historic Cross Anchor crossroads on a newly subdivided, sprawling 2+ acre lot, this residence is designed by the iconic Victorian pattern-book architect George Franklin Barber (Design No. 36-E). A spectacular, complex fusion of Queen Anne whimsy and Classical Revival proportions, this home is a candidate for full structural resurrection. HISTORIC NOTE: For a

29331, SC Homes for Sale

2+ ACRES & /or a Project of a Lifetime: Save the 1892 George F. Barber "Easter House" in Cross Anchor. Calling all historic preservationists, architectural purists, and restoration enthusiasts! A Legendary piece of South Carolina's built History: The Easter House (c. 1892), Later owned by the Irby family. Located near the historic Cross Anchor crossroads on a newly subdivided, sprawling 2+ acre lot, this residence is designed by the iconic Victorian pattern-book architect George Franklin Barber (Design No. 36-E). A spectacular, complex fusion of Queen Anne whimsy and Classical Revival proportions, this home is a candidate for full structural resurrection. HISTORIC NOTE: For a