724 Camelia St North, SC 29112
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About this home
Welcome to 724 Camelia Street—Equal Housing Opportunity-a beautifully maintained 1920s cottage nestled on a spacious 0.61-acre corner lot in the heart of North, SC. This inviting 4-bedroom, 3-bath home offers 2658 square feet of living space, blending timeless character with thoughtful updates.Step inside to discover a warm and welcoming interior featuring hardwood and laminate flooring, a cozy loft space, and two fireplaces that add charm and comfort. The kitchen boasts painted cabinets, a breakfast bar, and modern appliances, while the formal dining room includes built-ins and a fireplace—perfect for hosting family gatherings.Enjoy outdoor living with a large covered front porch, a newly added covered back patio, and a detached workshop with a new roof and rafters. The property also includes a two-car carport with attic storage, a quaint cellar, and two mature pecan trees that enhance the serene setting. Outdoor lighting on timers adds ambiance and security.Located just one block from the local park and town hall, this home offers both convenience and charm. Whether you're relaxing on the porch or entertaining in the spacious backyard, this property delivers exceptional value and lifestyle.Property is owned by the US Dept of HUD. Case #461-821672 IN. Insurability is subject to the buyer’s appraisal. Seller makes no representations or warranties as to property condition. HUD homes sold AS-IS. Pre 1978 properties to include LBP notices. EARNEST MONEY MUST BE CERTIFIED AND MADE PAYABLE TO THE CLOSING ATTORNEY. AGENT MUST DELIVER EARNEST MONEY TO LIST BROKER AND CONTRACT PKG TO RAINE COMPANY WITHIN 48 HOURS OF CONTRACT ACCEPTANCE. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
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