This is one of the oldest homes in the Upstate with an incredible history and wonderful location. Built in 1802, this home was built within a generation of this being the western frontier. Elam Sharpe, the early owner whose name is attached to this home, was a son of William Sharpe, a member of the First Continental Congress. This home is listed on the historic register (see link below).
This home has fascinating early architecture. It is warm, comfortable, and inviting. A steel roof was added by the current owner, as well as hand made, original style shutters that are functional. The current owner also added rear porches and columns by the driveway constructed of historic brick.
It has room for large family gatherings, a huge yard ( to be in town), and wonderful location. Living near historic downtown Pendleton means a wonderful opportunity for taking walks and dining within a couple of hundred yards.
The backyard features a historic shed and a 20x 30 concrete base to build a garage.