
1874 Historic Horse Farm Located on the Old Kings Highway in Sumter County, South Carolina
Note: Due to the historic age of this location, only pre-qualified prospective buyers allowed to physically view this place... no curiosity seekers allowed.
Circa 1874 (with 1890 addition) House - (Paperwork is available concerning History of House)
4,021 sq ft heated (2,298 sq ft downstairs, 1,723 sq ft upstairs),
11’5” ceilings, 5 working fireplaces , 1 standing woodstove,
12 rooms, 2 Hallways length of house
20.64 acres - (of which 16 acres is coastal bermuda hay field)
Generous Large & Tall plant specimens that go back over 100 years, such as Fig trees, Francis Fir, Magnolias, Mulberry trees, Large Oaks, Azaleas, Hydrangeas, Crepe Myrtles, Wisteria, Red Cedar, Spanish Moss, etc.
The inviting, wide hallway goes from the front of the home to the back porch, Georgian style. It is the perfect place for displaying winning ribbons.
Most rooms have a working fireplace that adds ambiance to the setting. They all have 11'5" ceilings and hardwood floors & ceilings. There is a total of 5 bedrooms.
The Kitchen is reminiscence of the artist Claude Monet's dining area. The working woodstove adds to the charm.
This home reflects a time when the family home was the center of one's existence. Step back in history as you dine in front of the fireplace and just imagine all the wonderful conversations at gatherings of family and friends.
Historic Notes: Paperwork available concerning the history of this place with pictures. A Cistern still exists outside the back screened porch. This estate is situated on the Old Kings Highway which was the route taken from Charleston, SC to Camden, SC. Wateree River is parallel to this road. Due to the estate being at the high point of the bluff, it was given the name 'Pointe Lookout'. It is located 2 miles from Statesburg, which was once 2 votes shy of becoming the site for the capital city of South Carolina.
Note: Owner bought this Home in 1987 with 3 acres to start. She was living in the
She traveled 30 minutes to Camden, SC each Saturday during Fox Hunting Season to foxhunt. Over the first 5 years, she bought 14 acres adjoining the original estate. She ‘did without’ to do it that quick, but that still seemed too long. So she purchased an additional 3 acres adjoining the original property in 3 years. She again sacrificed in other areas of her life to get this paid off quickly. Making a total of a little over 20 acres. After Hurricane Hugo, only interior painting, wallpaper (1990) and flooring in certain rooms (2004) were changed. She made the effort to keep everything in original condition. In 2006, she remarried and moved to her present residence in Kershaw County, PowderKegg Wildlife Preserve. Having retired, she is now offering this beautiful estate to the right prospective owner that appreciates such a wonderful place.
Caution: Only Pre-qualified allowed
Note: Due to 'Pointe Lookout' being the home of her young sons during their growing years, Owner needs at least 30 days after closing to move furnishings in order to allow new owner possession of property. Please note this on any contract to buy!
DOWNSTAIRS
- back porch screened - front porch - Hallway - Back guest room w/fireplace
- Full Bathroom - Kitchen w/woodstove - Laundry Room - Playroom w/fireplaces
- Dining Room w/fireplace - Living Room w/fireplace & insert
UPSTAIRS
- Hallway - Storage Room - Full Bathroom - Walk-in Closet
- Office Room - Bedroom 1 w/fireplace - Bedroom 2 w/fireplace - Bedroom 3
Electric Wall Heater Units each room & hallways
Window A/C Units in Kitchen, Back Guest Room & Bedroom 2 upstairs
ATTIC – Plywood board flooring the full area of the attic
OUTDOORS
- 2 Stall Horse Stable (36’ X 48’) with grooming area & drive thru Shed for horse trailer/equipment [2 stalls 12 ft x 12 ft with center grooming section 12 ft x 12 ft, covered front of stall area 36 ft x 12 ft, Shed area for horse trailer & tractor 24 ft x 36 ft]
- Hay/Tack Barn with Lights [Middle storage area upstairs and downstairs for Hay, side sections used for tack storage and other items.]
- 16 acres of Coastal Bermuda Hay fields
- Lighted Dressage area
Location Attractions:
Sumter County Real Estate Taxes 2008 Total = $557.87
Progressive Energy Electric Bill monthly average for 2008 = $40.62 (Secondary Home for 3 years)
Black River Electric will service the lighted dressage area
South Carolina Security Systems = $25 per month
Farmers Telephone bill monthly average for 2008 = $28.15
Wedgefield-Stateburg Water District = $29 per month
Insurance Premium Annually Total = $1,126.81
Platt for House and 3.01 acres, [shown below upper left corner]
Platt for Lot 1 (3.38 acres), Lot 3 (7.75 acres) &

One real estate company out of Aiken, SC, which has extensive experience in selling historic horse properties, had offered to list this property at $650,000.
Owner is willing to sell 'as is' to only pre-qualified prospective buyers for
Offered price of $650,000 or best offer.
Call 803-432-1386