News Summary
The luxurious real estate market in South Carolina is booming with high-end properties listed, including a custom log home priced at $3.5 million and an expansive 32.68-acre tract in Jenkinsville for $2.5 million. Other notable listings include ‘The Hideaway’ in Elgin and a commercial property sold for $7.1 million in Columbia. These listings showcase diverse options ranging from bespoke homes to scenic retreats, highlighting a thriving luxury real estate market in the region.
Columbia, South Carolina – Luxurious Properties Listed for Sale
Real estate markets in South Carolina and Tasmania are seeing a surge in high-end property listings, featuring a range of luxurious homes from sprawling estates to scenic beach cottages. Notably, a custom-designed log home near Swansea, SC, is priced at $3.5 million, showcasing expansive living spaces and modern amenities.
The log home situated at 560 Beaver Creek Road offers an impressive 7,800 square feet of living space, which includes six bedrooms. Originally built in 2000, the property underwent extensive renovations, including redesigns in 2020 that introduced high-quality finishes. The home boasts architectural features such as vaulted ceilings and hardwood floors, while both living and dining rooms exhibit custom stone fireplaces. The kitchen is equipped with custom cabinets and quartz countertops, presenting an eye-catching layout for any culinary enthusiast. Recent upgrades include new architectural shingles and gutters added in 2021, and an energy-efficient HVAC system was also installed.
Outdoors, the property features an in-ground pool, which was added in 2017, alongside a pool house and outdoor kitchen completed in 2018. Additional structures on the site include a 24×40 feet metal barn, a greenhouse, and a flower garden, making it a gardener’s paradise. Terry Bishop Jr. from Fathom Realty represents this luxury listing.
Another property for sale in Jenkinsville, SC, is listed at $2.5 million. This expansive 32.68-acre tract on Frees Creek Road includes 5,000 feet of water frontage and several sandy beaches. Potential buyers can envision multiple homesites with views across the lake, and the property offers usable pastures and mature hardwoods. There are also prospects for city water access and high-density development. This listing is managed by Greta Metker of NorthGroup Real Estate.
In Elgin, SC, a unique property known as “The Hideaway” spans nearly 47 acres and is priced at $1.495 million. Located at 208 Gibbs Road, this 1,800 square foot three-bedroom home features private ponds, extensive miles of wooded trails, and a saltwater pool, creating an ideal getaway. Originally constructed in 1977, the residence has undergone renovations that incorporated modern finishes, including floor-to-ceiling windows that invite natural light. This property is listed by Karen Yip of Yip Premier Real Estate.
In addition to the residential listings, a commercial property in Columbia has recently been sold for $7.1 million. The transaction involved two vacant retail buildings located at 3818 Devine Street, which cover 38,816 square feet over 3.22 acres and were previously home to a Piggly Wiggly store. This sale was facilitated by real estate agents Harrison Creason and Andrew Margulies of Marcus & Millichap.
Furthermore, construction is underway in Columbia, SC, for a new 20,060 square foot flex industrial building set to complete by August. This facility, positioned off Interstate 20, is a collaborative effort between Walker Development and Trinity Partners, featuring suites that offer flexibility with sizes ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 square feet.
Shifting overseas, a waterfront cottage listed at Piermont Retreat in Swansea, Tasmania, is available for AUD 950,000. This one-bedroom, one-bathroom rammed earth cottage is furnished and features high-vaulted timber ceilings, a brick-lined fireplace, and beautiful water views. The property provides access to numerous amenities, including a tennis court, outdoor pool, private beach, and kayak facilities. The listing agents for this property are Hugh Hardy of Abercrombys and Leanne Dann of Elders Real Estate Swansea.
As the housing market continues to evolve, these luxurious listings highlight the diverse opportunities available to potential buyers in both South Carolina and Tasmania. With properties ranging from bespoke family homes to scenic retreats, the luxury real estate market appears to be thriving in these regions.
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