Home has good roof, new vinyl on outside it will need repairs to the plaster and flooring in front rooms. We are open to reasonable offers. Property is a

OHU50K Notes $149,000 Update: Pending This cheapish charmer is a wonderful South Carolina home for sale built in 1910 in a quaint little town of about 740 resi

“You have to visit Charleston,” people say when they find out that I have a food blog and I love to travel. “Make dinner reservations in advance to go to Husk,” is the typical follow-up. “You’ll want to come back,” they end with a knowing smile. Wow, were they right. Charleston was one of the prettiest […]

Two bedroom, one bath South Carolina home for sale offers a front porch, mature plantings, located just minutes from downtown.

Wonderful old North Carolina farmhouse for sale with gorgeous mountain views on 43 acres in the Appalachians. The home has four bedrooms, two baths, multiple po

This is the last square-sided screwpile lighthouse in America. Built in the 1880's it once sat on pilings in Albemarle Sound marking the entrance to the Roanoke river near Plymouth North Carolina. It was rescued from slated demolition and purchased by the Edenton Historic Commission. It will undergo resoration and will be added to the historic waterfront of Edenton, North carolina. The photo above was taken as the lighthouse was being transported to it's new home. Information taken from…

Double porch love! Definitely a diamond in the rough! Only 30 minutes to the beach! This home was built in 1910. It is located on 3.5 acres in Loris, South Carolina. The home features hardwood floors, some bead board, three fireplaces and several wrap around porches. Some of the ceilings seem a bit low to me. There are several outbuildings on the property.There are grapevines and pecan trees. Six bedrooms, three bathrooms, and 3,172 square feet. $189,900 Contact Jackie Edwards with Weichert…

Well-kept three bedroom, one bath North Carolina home for sale on a quarter acre lot in a small town of 840 residents near the South Carolina border.

More than two decades ago, when David Johnson was caring for a Spartanburg, South Carolina, neighbor’s three-acre property, the then-22-year-old never imagined he’d ever actually live there himself. But as years passed and he continued to care for the home—at times even staying there while the homeowners were out of town—he began to envision what it would be like to own it one day.