1904 Lake View Farmhouse, Three Fireplaces, 1.12 Acres — $121,600

Three fireplaces in one house is the kind of thing that makes you stop. Not one for show in the living room — three, spread through a 2,403-square-foot farmhouse built in 1904. That tells you something about how the house was designed to be lived in before central heat was a given. Whether any of them are still functional, the listing doesn't say, but structurally they're there, and in a house this old, that's a real feature.

The front porch is large and covered. On a house from 1904, that's expected, but it also tends to be the reason people fall for places like this. You can picture exactly what it's for.

Inside, you've got three bedrooms and two bathrooms across those 2,403 square feet, which is a generous amount of room for the price. At $121,600, you're paying just under $51 per square foot. For a house built in 1904 in South Carolina, that number is low. The question, as with any house this age, is what the inspection turns up. The agent description is thin on specifics — no mention of roof age, HVAC, updated electrical, plumbing, or when anything was last touched. That gap is worth taking seriously before you get attached.

The property sits on 1.12 acres in Lake View. There's a detached shed on the lot, which adds storage or workspace depending on what you need.

What you're looking at is a big, old farmhouse with meaningful original details and a price that reflects the work it probably needs. If you're someone who wants to move in and change nothing, this likely isn't it. If you're someone who looks at a 120-year-old house with three fireplaces and a wide front porch and sees the point, the math here is hard to argue with. Get an inspector you trust and go in with your eyes open.