c.1910 South Carolina Victorian Era Home on 0.75 Acre $199,500

OHU50K Notes $199,500

c.1910 South Carolina Victorian Era Home on 0.75 Acre. Adorable country home on a great lot that is nearly an acre.

Porch featured at 116 W Sumter St, Mayesville, SC, 29104

Realtor Comments

This 1910 bungalow sits on nearly an acre in the quiet, historic town of Mayesville. Inside are 14+ ft ceilings and original character, paired with thoughtful updates that bring modern function. Major systems, structural improvements, and additions have been completed over the years, with full details outlined in the Property Disclosure. Highlights include a whole-home Generac generator, a fully encapsulated crawl space with dehumidifier and sump pump, and an enclosed back porch now serving as a laundry room. The property also conveys three outbuildings, two sheds and a large barn, offering storage, workshop space, or hobby use. Mayesville’s housing market is small, and available homes are few, making this one worth a closer look!

2 bed
1 bath
Build date 1910

Yard featured at 116 W Sumter St, Mayesville, SC, 29104

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116 W Sumter St, Mayesville, SC 29104 $199,500

Contact Realtor: Nick Judson
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Yard featured at 116 W Sumter St, Mayesville, SC, 29104

Pros of Living in Mayesville

1. Very small-town atmosphere

Mayesville is a rural community with a population of only a few hundred residents. Many people appreciate the quiet environment, low traffic, and close-knit community where neighbors often know each other.

2. Low housing costs

Compared with larger cities in South Carolina, housing and land can be relatively affordable. For people looking for a rural property or more space, Mayesville may offer good value.

3. Peace and privacy

The town’s rural setting means less noise, less congestion, and more open space than suburban or urban areas.

4. Access to outdoor activities

The surrounding area offers opportunities for hunting, fishing, boating, and other outdoor recreation typical of the South Carolina countryside.

5. Rich local history

Mayesville is known as the birthplace of Mary McLeod Bethune, one of the most influential educators and civil rights leaders in American history. The Mary McLeod Bethune Birthplace is located there.

6. Reasonable access to larger towns

While rural, Mayesville is within driving distance of Sumter, where residents can access shopping, healthcare, and additional employment opportunities.

Cons of Living in Mayesville

1. Very limited job market

Employment opportunities within Mayesville itself are quite limited. Most residents commute to nearby communities such as Sumter or farther for work.

2. Few local amenities

There are limited restaurants, retail stores, entertainment venues, and professional services within town. Daily errands may require driving to nearby cities.