Special Features: 103 Ridgewood Circle, Greenwood, South Carolina

Neighborhood: 

       Excellent location, sitting on four full lots, across from   “magnolia park”

Stable neighborhood:  First Baptist Church/Edgewood Cemetery/

Schools:  Pinecrest, Merrywood, Greenwood High School.  Within walking distance of Lander University.

       Convenient: within one mile: grocery, 2 banks, restaurants, Montague businesses, uptown Greenwood

       Organized neighborhood of 22 houses.  Neighborhood Association, directory, several holiday block parties, Crime Watch program.  Associated with Morningside Neighborhood. Neighborhood meetings at First Baptist Church

Yard:   

       Located on four lots—plenty of recreational space for large parties

       Across from 2 vacant, mowed lots for neighborhood events and play area

       Large deck with built-in seating for large parties

       Landscaping and maintenance by original landscaper

       Tree Features:  Surrounded by 15 large,  recently trimmed oak trees; 4 large magnolias;  many mature  trees shrubs, including two varieties of holly;  dogwood trees;  camellias;  red maple;  blooming pear trees;  weeping yaupon; crepe myrtle; river birch; pyracantha; and 35 Leyland Cypress evergreens.

       Flower beds with soaker hose/sprinklers for azaleas, roses, hydrangeas, iris, pink daisies, Mexican petunias, day lilies, crepe myrtles (all perennial, year ‘round blooms,)  and Christmas greenery

       Black (500+’) chain-link fence and 30-foot-tall Leyland Cypress privacy row

       Outdoor water has separate (economical) system for watering (no sewage costs)

House:

       House designed for entertaining (front door to deck)---open, airy, light, spacious

       Extra space upstairs for more rooms  (three more bedrooms possible)

       Master bedroom downstairs with study attached (suitable as another bedroom)

       Two walk-in closets for master bedroom

       Lighted dressing area near master bedroom

       Five bathrooms (3 full baths;  guest baths upstairs and downstairs)

       Two private guest bedrooms upstairs  (each with bedroom/full bath)

       Kitchenette/wet bar in rec room (Guests can “disappear” upstairs)

       Two skylight windows upstairs

       In study: built-in bookcases and closed storage cabinet

       Separate heating/AC and hot water systems for upstairs/downstairs

       New 30-year roof

       Kitchen:  several extra-tall cabinet  shelves for big items, several pull-out drawers

       Automatic attic fans

       Pickled oak floors throughout downstairs, carpeted upstairs

       Glass sunroom with high portal window—great winter “greenhouse” room

       Plantation shutters throughout the house, upstairs and upstairs

       Six ceiling fans (one spare in attic)

       Quality plumbing, electrical work, and HVAC (heat pump and gas furnace)

       Plenty of extra outlets:  electric, TV, and phone jacks

       Two independent water sources:  outdoors (not charged for sewer) and indoors

       Excellent water pressure, indoors and out

       New motor in overhead garage door

       Built-ins (2 ovens, microwave, dishwasher, new gas range top,  desk, bookcase, wine storage, island with “hidden” trash)

       Wired electronically for burglar protection

       Several extra-tall kitchen cabinet shelves for tall containers

       Several roll out kitchen shelves

       Commode area enclosed in master bath

       Master bath:  walk-in shower and Jacuzzi tub, pedestal sinks in all full bathrooms

       Plentiful storage throughout, downstairs, upstairs, attic,  side areas (2-level attic)

       Closed storage area in garage

Greenwood, SC: approximately 70 miles northwest of Columbia, SC , 50 miles south of Greenville, SC, and  60 miles east of August, GA, in the Piedmont of the state, an area marked by a mix of deciduous and evergreen trees in sandy and loamy soil,  near several  large lakes, and  27 miles from I-26.  It has a large regional hospital with almost all medical specialties, 2 high schools, a state university, a genetics research center, and a state technical college, in a city of 23,000, county of 69,000. A large number of churches of various denominations, many public and private golf courses, two country clubs, and a host of restaurants.  Weather allows for comfortable outdoor activities approximately ten months of the year and year ‘round gardening.

Updated 10/18/11