Recently Sold Homes in 29449, SC

Recently Sold Home in 29449, SC:

Quiet, private, and set on a wooded homesite in an established neighborhood, this 3 bd/2.5ba home gives you space, comfort, and a setting that feels different the moment you pull up. Inside, a formal dining room flows right into a spacious open-concept living area that works well for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen sits at the center of the home with granite countertops, tall cabinetry, a walk-in pantry, and a large island that naturally becomes the gathering spot. Natural light comes through a bay window that adds warmth and character to the main living space. Upstairs, you have a versatile loft that can work as a media room, home office, or second living area depending

Recently Sold Home in 29449, SC:

Three-bedroom, two-bath home situated on approximately 0.5 acres. The layout includes a kitchen with pantry and ample cabinetry, family room with fireplace, formal living room, separate dining room with French doors, and a dedicated laundry room. A full unfinished second story is fully floored and offers potential for additional living space if completed. Exterior features include a covered front porch, curved driveway, rear deck accessible from the dining room, and an oversized storage shed in the backyard. Property will need some love! Ideal for investors or buyers looking for a renovation project.

Recently Sold Home in 29449, SC:

Known as the Toogoodoo River House, this extraordinary one-acre waterfront property is perched on a high bluff overlooking Toogoodoo Creek and the surrounding Lowcountry marshlands near Hollywood, South Carolina. Rich in history and character, the property features four unique historic structures that were carefully relocated and reconstructed on site during the 1990s and early 2000s, creating a truly one-of-a-kind coastal retreat. The main farmhouse, originally built in the South Carolina Upstate in the 1770s, was meticulously disassembled in the mid-1990s and reconstructed on the bluff, completed with modern systems and materials around 2006. Inside, original hand-cut beams remain exposed