Cheapish c.1910 South Carolina Farmhouse For Sale on 1 Rural Acre. $115K

OHU50K Notes $115,000

This South Carolina farmhouse for sale was once part of a 200-acre farm owned by the Breazeale family (thus the street name) and remained in the family for 85 years until the current owner purchased it in 1995. The character and design of this historical home are unmatched! Solid wood floors and irreplaceable shiplap walls and ceilings could be restored beautifully to preserve the original design.

House View featured at 1301 Breazeale Rd, Belton, SC, 29627

Realtor Comments

What a unique opportunity to own a piece of Anderson County history! The high ceilings and spacious rooms lend themselves to endless possibilities for a new footprint if desired. Situated on two acres in the highly sought after Midway area in desirable School District #1. Embrace the challenge of bringing this piece of history back to life, surrounded by the serenity of a great location, providing a perfect canvas for your renovation aspirations. Additional 1 acre parcel to the left of the home can be included in the sale for an additional $38, 500.

The farmhouse is situated outside a town with a population of around 4,200 people as of the 2020 census.

It is a relatively small and charming community with a rich history. It was founded in the early 19th century and was originally known as the “Pig Snout” settlement due to its shape on the map.

3bed
1bath
Circa 1910

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1301 Breazeale Rd, Belton, SC 29627 $115,000

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Aerial View featured at 1301 Breazeale Rd, Belton, SC, 29627

Family History

This South Carolina farmhouse for sale was originally a 200-acre farm worked by Pinkney (aka Pink) Breazeale. Per the 1920 US Census, Pink actually rented the farmhouse. He married his wife, Julia Gambrell, in 1880. Julia only had a first grade education. Pink lived here with Julia, and children Minnie, Jasper, Andrew and Annie (twins), Benjamin, Charlie, Billy and Lilla, who all helped with the farm work.

Town

One of the notable attractions in Belton is the Belton Standpipe Heritage and Arts Center. The standpipe is a historic water tower that has been converted into a museum and community center. It offers exhibits on local history and art, providing visitors with a glimpse into the town’s past.

Belton also hosts the annual Belton Standpipe Heritage and Arts Festival, a popular event that celebrates the town’s heritage and showcases local artists, craftsmen, and musicians. The festival draws visitors from nearby communities and offers a variety of entertainment and activities for all ages.

The town of Belton has a small but vibrant downtown area with local businesses, shops, and restaurants. It has a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, making it a pleasant place to stroll around and explore.

In terms of natural beauty, Belton is surrounded by the picturesque countryside of South Carolina. The area features rolling hills, forests, and nearby lakes, offering opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and boating.