Brick c.1962 South Carolina Ranch Home For Sale Under $55K
$54,900
Realtor Comments
In need of a little TLC. At this price point, this is a fantastic opportunity for a buyer to add some personal touches and build instant equity, or an investor looking for a straightforward value-add project. Located in an established neighborhood close to schools, shopping, and everyday conveniences. Don’t miss the chance to make this your own-schedule your showing today. Seller acquired the property in a delinquent tax sale and is conveying their tax deed via a quit claim deed. Seller makes no warranties as to the condition or insurability of title. Property sold “AS-IS”. Please see attached required contract and addendum. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1962
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506 Atlantic St, Sumter, SC 29150
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Pros of living in Sumter, SC
- Lower cost of living: Typically cheaper housing and everyday expenses than many larger SC metros and most major cities.
- Strong community + small-city vibe: Easier to navigate, friendlier day-to-day feel, and more local events.
- Military presence (Fort Jackson): Steady economic activity, more diverse services, and lots of people relocating in/out.
- Good access to bigger hubs: You’re within driving distance of Columbia, and not too far from the I-95 corridor for trips.
- Plenty of parks/activities: Many outdoor and family-friendly options for walking, sports, and weekend recreation.
- Year-round “comfortable” seasons (mostly): Compared to some parts of the country, you’ll usually deal with milder winter stretches, with summer being the main heat season.
Cons of living in Sumter, SC
- Job market may be more limited: Outside of military, healthcare, education, and local services, career options can be narrower than bigger cities.
- Traffic/crowds aren’t the issue—but amenities are smaller: Fewer high-end restaurants, specialized shopping, and “big-city” entertainment.
- Hot, humid summers: Expect long stretches of heat and humidity—AC is basically essential.
- Weather risks: Like much of central/eastern South Carolina, you can see severe storms during parts of the year (thunderstorms/hurricanes can be a factor depending on the season).
- Urban development pace: Some areas may feel more “stagnant” than fast-growing metros, depending on your neighborhood.
- Public transportation is limited: You’ll likely need a car to get around comfortably.
