Save This Cheapish Old Circa 1830 South Carolina Fixer Upper Under $100K

OHU50K Notes $99,900

Built in 1830, the South Carolina fixer upper features double front porches, hardwood floors, crown moulding, chair rails and wainscoting. It sits on a quarter acre corner lot opposite a beautiful brick church. The large house of four bedrooms, five bathrooms and 4,244 square feet was owned for decades by the Hannahan family. History below.

House View featured at 100 N Zion St, Winnsboro, SC, 29180

Realtor Comments

The search is over! You’ve discovered the diamond. Location / Location / Location! This is your chance to be within historic district of Winnsboro, SC! Don’t miss this chance to restore an old classic. This home is loaded with charm & potential. Let your imagination run wild & create your own unique space. Home features large square feet, rocking chair front porches & sits on a corner lot. This is your rare chance to revitalize something so incredible at such an affordable price! Check it out & discover for yourself that there are still such unique opportunities available. Ask your lender about special FHA 203k renovation financing & come make this your dream home!

4bed
4.5+bath
Circa 1800

Kitchen featured at 100 N Zion St, Winnsboro, SC, 29180

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100 N Zion St, Winnsboro, SC, 29180 $99,900

Contact Realtor: Nancy Braun
Brokered by: Showcase Realty LLC
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Family History

This is one of Winnsboro’s most historic homes. It was owned by Dr. Ralph Bailey Hannahan, Sr. (1832-1893). He was born on Edisto Island in South Carolina and later served as surgeon in Hagood’s Brigade CSA. The good doctor was married to Adelaide Wilson Hannahan (1832-1914) and sired six children, J. Wilson, Ralph, Addie, Henry, Hamilton and Edward. After Dr. Hannahan’s death in the home, the family continued to live in this beautiful house at least until Adelaide’s death in 1914. It appears that the family also owned a home on Edisto Island.