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821 Harborside Lane
Columbia, SC 29229-7431
Vicki Brooks with Vicki Brooks Properties, original listing - (803) 394-3218
$1,900,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
5
Bathroom
Full: 6, ½: 1
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2600 Square Feet
Property Description
Southern charm at its finest. First time on the market. Harborside Inn. Main house (2600 sq. Ft.) and three spacious one bedroom cottages ranging from 600 sq.ft, 1000 sq.ft Each cottage has parking, porches and designer finished. The main house has master on the main floor and two masters suites upstairs. Gourmet kitchen with 48” thermador gas range, 70” thermador sub zero refrigerator plus wine box, drawer microwave, two sinks and a dishwasher. The souring 12 ft. coffered ceilings highlights the beautiful cabinetry. 9x4 White quartz island open to the dining and family room. Floor to ceiling windows in every room. Large white marble wood burning fireplace for those cold nights. Every inch was designed by a local designer with careful detail to lighting, finishes and furniture. The dining room has a 14 ft. custom built table and twelve chairs, ceiling to floor built-ins and a decorative craftsman staircase that leads upstairs to the two master suites. Off the main living area is a 20x20 covered 10 column open porch with a brick harlequin patterned floor and amazing oversized wood burning fireplace.The backyard has a center grass and stone checkered courtyard that is shared by all quest. Oversized 2 car garage with workshop has large red barn doors facing the courtyard. A greenhouse is on the far side of the backyard great for storing plants in the winter.Three amazingly different and uniquely designed farmhouse cottages are surrounding the main house and has a separate parking lot with parking for each cottage. Each have a covered porch, kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom and laundry room. The soaring 12 ft. ceilings makes them open and feel spacious. Great place to live and have three income producing airbnb's. This property is a must see.
Property Information
Lot Size
0 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built
2014
MLS Number
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Location
Address
821 Harborside Lane
City
Columbia
State
SC
Zip Code
29229-7431
County
RICHLAND (EAST)
Listing
Provider
Vicki Brooks Properties, original listing
Name
Phone
(803) 394-3218
Office Name
Office Phone
(803) 394-3218
Agent Name
Vicki Brooks
Agency Phone
(803) 394-3218

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