3/1 c.1869 South Carolina Fixer Upper Under $50K

$49,900

Standing strong since circa 1869, this spacious South Carolina fixer upper pairs 19th-century charm with remarkable structural solidity.The main level is thoughtfully laid out for effortless everyday living, featuring an inviting living room anchored by a classic fireplace, a generously sized kitchen, and the convenience of a downstairs primary suite with a private bath.

Realtor Comments

HISTORIC CIVIL WAR ERA HOME! Beautiful staircase leads to the second level where there are 2 spacious bedrooms and a stunning foyer. Home needs work and is offered “as is” for $49,000. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

3bd
1ba
1,600sqft
3,485sqft
Circa 1869

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44 Hard St, Graniteville, SC 29829 $49,900

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Pros of Living in Graniteville

Strategic Commuter Location: Positioned right along I-20 and major corridors like US-1 and SC-191, Graniteville offers a 15-to-25-minute commute to major job centers in Aiken, North Augusta, and Augusta, Georgia.
Lower Cost of Living & Housing: Overall living expenses rank among the lowest in South Carolina. Average home values sit around $281,000 (below both the South Carolina average of ~$304,000 and the national median of ~$366,000), with a wide mix of historic mill cottages and newer suburban subdivisions.
Historic Character & Local Recreation: Founded by William Gregg in 1845, the town features an intact historic district with 19th-century Gothic Revival workers’ cottages and the 1846 canal. Residents also have convenient access to the Gregg Park Civic Center, the Aiken County Family YMCA, and the 9-mile Horse Creek Water Trail.
Lower-Than-Average Crime Rates: Overall crime in Graniteville tracks roughly 43% lower than the national average, and violent crime is about 39% lower than the national benchmark.
Peaceful, Small-Town Pace: Residents consistently highlight the quiet streets, low noise levels, and friendly, tight-knit neighborhood feel compared to busier parts of the Augusta metro.

Cons of Living in Graniteville

Limited Local Shopping & Dining: Because Graniteville is primarily residential, retail and restaurant options within town limits are sparse. Major grocery runs, big-box shopping, and diverse dining require driving into Aiken or North Augusta.
Car Dependency & Limited Transit: Walkability is low, and virtually no residents commute by bike or public transit. While the Best Friend Express bus connects Aiken and North Augusta, owning a personal vehicle is essential for daily errands.
Rapid Development & Infrastructure Strain: