c.1915 Five Bedroom South Carolina Handyman Special $160K

OHU50K Notes $160,000

Five-bedroom, 3.5-bath South Carolina handyman special with a welcoming front porch and a carport. Additional details include hardwood floors, two fireplaces, formal dining room, tiled bathroom, central air and heat, and public water and sewer. The house across the street is also on the market.

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Realtor Comments

This large 2 story home has so much to offer. This home features an inviting front porch, 5 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, fireplaces, large rooms and an attached carport. Call your agent today for a showing.

5 bed
3.5 bath
Build date 1915

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111 Townsend St., Bennettsville, South Carolina 29512 $160,000

Contact Realtor: Karen Congilaro – Carolina Pines Realty-Office C
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History

Early Settlement

Foundation: Bennettsville was established around 1785 and was originally known as “Bennett’sville,” named after a local landowner, Colonel John Bennett.
Location: Situated in Marlboro County, it served as a trading post due to its strategic location along key transportation routes.

19th Century Developments

Incorporation: The town was officially incorporated in 1822. During this time, it began to grow with the establishment of schools and churches.
Agricultural Economy: The economy was predominantly agricultural, with cotton becoming a significant cash crop, especially before the Civil War.

Civil War Era

Impact of the War: Like many Southern towns, Bennettsville was affected by the Civil War, with local men serving in the Confederate Army. The war disrupted the economy and led to changes in social structures.

Post-Civil War to 20th Century

Reconstruction: The Reconstruction era brought challenges, including economic difficulties and social upheaval.
Growth: By the late 19th century, the town began to industrialize, with the establishment of textile mills and other industries.

Modern Era

Economic Changes: The 20th century saw diversification in the local economy, with agriculture remaining important but supplemented by manufacturing and retail.
Cultural Heritage: Bennettsville has preserved many historical buildings and sites, contributing to its cultural heritage. Events like festivals celebrate the town’s history and community spirit.

Present Day

Today, Bennettsville is known for its small-town charm, historical significance, and community events. It continues to honor its past while adapting to modern challenges.