204 E Main Street, Pendleton, SC, 29670

Rare Opportunity to enjoy living in a c.1910 Stately Home in Historic Pendleton. An easy 200-yard stroll to the Pendleton Town Square for morning coffee, breakfast, or lunch. Happy hour - time to meet your friends for wine or a brew, then fine dining followed by an ice cream on your walk home. Convenient to Clemson Un, I-85, Anderson, Greenville, Atlanta & Charlotte. This stately Two-Story traditional home on a corner lot with majestic canopy trees was built by the Hunter family, owners of the historic Hunter Store on the square. There are 5 bedrooms and 3 full baths on .84 acres! One bedroom on each level has a connecting bath, allowing for both a master ensuite and guest room ensuite. Character abounds with soaring 10’ ceilings in Very Large rooms with multiple tall windows that let in abundant natural light on the gorgeous heart pine floors and allow for peaceful views of the gardens and trees. There are 8 fireplaces, 4 downstairs and 4 up. Rooms can be easily adapted for different purposes including offices, playroom, or art studio. Enter the home from the wide, deep front porch complete with a swing! The wide entrance foyer is divided by a door into a front and a back hallway; stairs to the 2nd story are in the back hall, allowing for privacy for the family. On the right side of the house are the formal LR, DR, Butler’s Pantry/Laundry, and Kitchen. On the left are the Den, Sunroom, rear bedroom/office with ensuite full bath. Upstairs are 4 large bedrooms, a small reading/dressing room, and 2 full baths. Entertain in the formal dining room with a few friends or a large, elegant dinner party; or open the entire 1st floor and porches for large gatherings. Glass-fronted cabinets in the DR and the large Butler’s Pantry allow for ample storage. The Sunroom offers a private entrance from front porch. This property has been re-zoned to R-2, which allows subdivision for a rear lot. House being SOLD “AS IS”. E-copies of historical documents for the property are available. Photos were photo shopped to show furniture placement.