This home is like a time capsule inside! Could definitely use some landscaping and curb appeal. The home was built in 1930. It is located on .5 acres in Bennettsville, South Carolina. The home features an arched stone entryway, crystal chandelier, built-ins, paneled doors with original hardware, plaster walls and ceiling medallions. I bet there are hardwood floors underneath the carpeting. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms and 3,000 square feet. $120,000 New price: $100,000 New Price: $95,000
Contact Jayne Lee with Bullard Realty: 843-992-2361
From the Zillow listing:
This Tudor Revival home sits on a half-acre, corner lot. Some unique features include: recessed entry with stone surround, arches, hardwood floors, rough cut granite mantles, paneled doors with glass knobs and brass hardware, wide molding, 10 foot ceilings, plaster walls, and a ceiling medallion with matching corner accents in the 28 x 16 living room. The home has a bedroom, bath, formal living room, dining room, study with built-in shelves, and kitchen with pantry, on the main level. A small breakfast room and butler’s pantry are located adjacent to the kitchen. An open staircase, with all balusters in place, leads to a landing on the second floor. Upstairs there is the primary bedroom with a dressing room, a full bath, and a walk-in closet. The dressing room has custom built-in shelving, shoe racks, sweater boxes, and drawers, all concealed by louvered doors. On the second level, there is also a guest room with half bath, walk-in closet, and large storage area. The home could be brought back to its former grandeur by just the right buyer with vision and appreciation for older homes with unique features. Renovation Notes: A new roof was installed in 2020. The kitchen and the two (2) full baths have been demolished in preparation for upgrades/new plumbing. Heating/cooling system(s) are needed. A certified electrician would need to evaluate existing wiring. There are areas where past termite damage is evident. Some studs and floor boards will need to be replaced. New energy efficient windows would be a needed upgrade.
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