That screened in porch is perfect! Would live back there! The house was built in 1911. It is located on 2.57 acres in Clio, South Carolina. The house features a deep front porch, porte cochere, screened in porch, tall ceilings, long entry hall, wood floors, paneled wainscoting, wide baseboards, picture rails and a spacious kitchen. There is a large backyard with a detached garage. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms and 3,055 square feet. $279,900
Contact Sean P. Austin with RE/MAX Professionals: 843-229-3448
From the Zillow listing:
Timeless Southern elegance meets modern comfort in this 1911 single-story, 3-bed, 2-bath beauty offering nearly 3,000 sq ft of character-filled living space in the peaceful town of Clio, SC. Step inside to find gleaming oak floors, graceful arched doorways, ornate fireplaces, and rich period moldings throughout. The updated kitchen shines with granite countertops, tiled backsplash, warm cabinetry, and a striking copper farm sink, while the formal living and dining rooms—with coal fireplaces and a built-in china cabinet—set the stage for memorable gatherings. A charming breakfast nook and a great room with built-ins provide the perfect spots for everyday living or a quiet home office. Outdoor living is pure Southern charm: sip sweet tea on the sweeping wrap-around porch, relax on the screened porch, or stroll through the fenced yard with mature pecan trees and blueberry bushes. Additional features include a carriage port, root cellar, attached storage, and a wired 3-car detached garage (24×40). Public water/sewer, move-in ready, and eligible for USDA, FHA, VA, and conventional financing. All this just 15 minutes from Bennettsville, 45 minutes from Florence, and approximately 86 miles from Myrtle Beach—an inviting blend of history, comfort, and small-town serenity. This house appears to be a Folk Victorian style, which was common in the South in the late 1800s to early 1900s—especially in small towns like Clio, SC. 2017 Roof, updated plumbing/wiring, 2020 HVAC and many other updates. Contact a Realtor for more information.
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