Summerville's Historic District is a charming, beautiful, and historic community in the heart of Summerville, SC. The Historic District provides the following amenities: bike paths, sidewalks, parks, and walking trails. This convenient community contains American craftsman, colonial, and coastal homes. The Summerville area offers several shopping and dining options to choose from. You can now own a Historic home without the headaches. After a year of remodeling, this house was awarded the Historic Preservation Award by the Preservation Society. Heart pine floors throughout the entire house. Living room, dining room, kitchen, full bath and study with fireplace all downstairs.Three large bedrooms upstairs. The oversized master has ample room for sitting area. The master bath has a large walk in rain forest shower. The wrap around porch oozes southern charm. Three 150-year-old live oaks graze the .70-acre yard. Owner added a new oversized two car garage fall 2018. FROM the POST and COURIER "" The house at 315 W. Carolina Ave. is proof that Summerville a¬s rich history can still be found behind corners on almost any street and avenue in town.
Those who know the town history know the house was an annex to the now defunct Carolina Inn, which was on Sumter Street. It was one of Summerville's many inns.
The two-story 2,400 square foot annex is now the private residence. It is located across the street from St. Paul'¬s Summerville Episcopal Church.
Previous owners spent about a year restoring the historic annex and converting it to a more suitable residence. They were surprised to have 4-foot long bathtub on claw toes in the house is dated 1922.""
Summerville where charm and southern hospitality blend gracefully with the modern and progressive. Summerville is rich in history with a focus on economic development that preserves the past while building for the future.