Cozy Comfy c.1950 South Carolina Home For Sale Under $55K

$54,900

Looking to design your ideal South Carolina home from the ground up without taking on massive yard work? This manageable property combines a comfortable footprint with an easy-care lot, offering handy buyers a fantastic entry-point into homeownership and a rewarding project to build immediate equity.

Realtor Comments

Calling investors, renovators, and buyers looking for their next project! 610 Jones Avenue in Andrews offers a 2-bedroom, 1-bath single-family home with approximately 576 square feet of living space situated on approximately 0.19 acres. The property is in need of repairs and is being sold AS-IS, WHERE-IS strictly, with the seller making no repairs or improvements. No appliances convey with the property. Schedule your showing and determine whether 610 Jones Avenue could be your next investment project.

2bd
1ba
576sqft
8,276sqft lot
Circa 1950

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610 County Rd S-22-129, Andrews, SC 29510

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Contact Realtor: Maggie Cooper
Brokered by LPT Realty, LLC.
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Pros

Low Cost of Living & Affordable Housing: Real estate costs in Andrews are significantly lower than state and national averages, especially compared to nearby coastal markets like Pawleys Island, Murrells Inlet, or Myrtle Beach. Median home prices often range between $120,000 and $160,000, making homeownership, acreage buys, or budget-friendly living accessible.
Proximity to Coastal & River Recreation: While inland, Andrews is less than a 30- to 45-minute drive from Atlantic ocean beaches, saltwater boating, and coastal dining in Georgetown and Pawleys Island. Additionally, the nearby Black River and Santee River systems offer excellent local kayaking, fishing, and boating.
Peaceful Rural Lifestyle: Life in Andrews moves at an easy, slow pace. The community is tight-knit, surrounded by farmland and pine forests, making it ideal for those seeking privacy, larger lot sizes, and a quiet countryside atmosphere away from tourist crowds.
Mild Winter Climate: Located in the coastal plain of South Carolina, Andrews experiences mild, short winters with virtually no snowfall and warm weather extending through much of the year.
Strategic Regional Commutes: Positioned along US-521, residents can easily commute to industrial and healthcare employers in Georgetown, or travel southwest toward Mount Pleasant and Charleston (roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes away).

Cons

Limited Local Job Market: Beyond local government, public schools, forestry, and light agriculture, specialized or high-paying corporate jobs are scarce within town limits. Most working residents commute to Georgetown, Florence, or the Charleston region for employment.
Minimal Commercial Infrastructure: Andrews has limited retail, dining, and healthcare facilities. Residents routinely travel 20 to 30 minutes to Georgetown or Kingstree for major grocery stores, hospital networks, pharmacies, and broader commercial services.
Hot, Humid Summers & Pests: Summer months bring persistent high heat, intense humidity, and heavy insect activity (mosquitoes and gnats).
Flood & Hurricane Vulnerability: Being situated in coastal South Carolina’s lowcountry near river basins, low-lying parts of the area face seasonal flood risks during major tropical storms or severe weather events.
Mixed Public School Ratings: The public schools serving the Andrews area (under the Georgetown County School District) generally receive lower academic ratings compared to state standards, leading some parents to seek private options in surrounding towns.