4/2 c.1900 South Carolina Home W/ Vintage Elements Under $194K

OHU50K Notes $193,500

c.1900 South Carolina Home W/ Vintage Elements. This home is move-in ready and sits on a quarter acre corner lot.

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Realtor Comments

A piece of history remade new and ready for new owners! Located in Union, SC this older unique charming home in the historical district represents the classic turn of the Century Transitional Revival home. It features high ceiling, expansive rooms, and wrap around covered porch for whiling away time and talking with neighbors is located off of a quiet tree lined street just minutes from downtown and the local library that stands out as a premier example of the Carnegie Free Library from the early twentieth century. The house has been lovingly restored and is ready for a new owner to create new memories and and create a new story to add to the historical charm of the area. The interior of the home has been loving restored and could be a 3 or 4 bedroom home. The kitchen is wide open and features ample cabinets for storage and space for cooking and entertaining. Combined with the large rooms and expansive entry way are this home is full of charming features you just have to see. Call today and don’t miss your chance to own a part of be a part of history.

4 beds
2 bath
1,757 sqft
0.25 acre lot
Build date 1930

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223 S Church St, Union, SC 29379 $193,500

Contact Realtor: Charles N. Jeter
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Pros of Union, SC

Highly Affordable Real Estate: The typical home value ranges between $120,000 and $140,000, making it one of the most affordable places to buy a home in South Carolina.
Low Cost of Living: Overall expenses are significantly lower than the national average. Housing costs are roughly 24% cheaper, and food costs track about 35% below the U.S. baseline.
Low Property Taxes: Homeowners benefit from incredibly low tax rates, with the median annual property tax bill sitting around $369 to $1,843 depending on exemptions.
Higher Education & Community Spirit: The city hosts the University of South Carolina Union campus, bringing unique educational and cultural resources to a smaller town. It also has a close-knit community vibe anchored by local civic groups and classic Southern events like the Union County Farm and Craft Market.
Moderate Climate: Union experiences mild winters with very minimal snow. Because of its inland location, it is generally shielded from the worst effects of coastal hurricanes (though major regional storms can still cause power outages).

Cons of Union, SC

Higher Crime Rates: Union struggles with elevated crime metrics relative to its size. Its violent crime and property crime rates—including burglary and theft—track notably higher than national averages.
Economic Stagnation & Low Wages: Local median household income hovers around $31,900 to $41,122. While the town has industrial manufacturing ties (including parts suppliers for BMW), many available local jobs are lower-paying, and poverty is a visible challenge.
Lack of Interstate Access: The town is not directly served by a major interstate highway. Residents must commute roughly 25 to 30 minutes to reach neighboring metro areas for major shopping, hospital networks, or diverse entertainment.
Limited Local Amenities: Residents frequently note a lack of commercial growth downtown, with a distinct shortage of diverse restaurants, modern shopping centers, and recreational activities for teenagers and young adults.

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