219 Rigby Street, Reevesville, SC 29471

***PLEASE CONTACT LISTING AGENT FOR INFO ABOUT DEC. 13TH OPEN HOUSE. *** Nestled in the heart of Reevesville, South Carolina, just minutes from I-95, 219 Rigby Street—known locally as The Magnolias—is a stately Southern residence steeped in history and charm. Thought to have been built in the mid- to late-19th century by Preston C. Johnston, the home showcases exquisite craftsmanship, including handsome hardwood floors, high ceilings, elegant dentil crown molding, and architecturally significant fireplace surrounds. Colonial Revival enhancements, made to the home in the 1950s, introduced the two-story columned front porch, graceful arched doorways, and a striking formal dining room featuring an exquisite gas chandelier that was converted for electricity by Geo. C. Birlant & Co., Purveyors of Fine Antiques in downtown Charleston. The residence offers a blend of formal and intimate living spaces, a chef’s kitchen, a downstairs bedroom with ensuite, a convenient half bath, four upstairs bedrooms and two additional full baths, along with a central sitting room, media room, and office—everything you need to delight in the home's historic character while living a modern lifestyle.The estate’s grounds are equally captivating, featuring a greenhouse constructed from antique windows, a welcoming gazebo, and lush plantings carefully curated by avid gardeners. A detached garage with an upstairs arts and crafts studio adds a quiet space for creativity. Across the street, the family’s former gardens were donated to the town, forming a public park with a fountain and historic railroad play station that becomes an extension of the spaces you may enjoy. This property truly combines old world elegance, history, and Southern charm. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Nestled in the heart of Reevesville, South Carolina, just minutes from I-95, 219 Rigby Street—known locally as The Magnolias—is a stately Southern residence steeped in history and charm. Thought to have been built in the mid- to late-19th century by Preston C. Johnston, the home showcases exquisite craftsmanship, including handsome hardwood floors, high ceilings, elegant dentil crown molding, and architecturally significant fireplace surrounds. Colonial Revival enhancements, made to the home in the 1950s, introduced the two-story columned front porch, graceful arched doorways, and a striking formal dining room featuring an exquisite gas chandelier that was converted for electricity by Geo. C. Birlant & Co., Purveyors of Fine Antiques in downtown Charleston. The residence offers a blend of formal and intimate living spaces, a chef’s kitchen, a downstairs bedroom with ensuite, a convenient half bath, four upstairs bedrooms and two additional full baths, along with a central sitting room, media room, and office—everything you need to delight in the home's historic character while living a modern lifestyle.The estate’s grounds are equally captivating, featuring a greenhouse constructed from antique windows, a welcoming gazebo, and lush plantings carefully curated by avid gardeners. A detached garage with an upstairs arts and crafts studio adds a quiet space for creativity. Across the street, the family’s former gardens were donated to the town, forming a public park with a fountain and historic railroad play station that becomes an extension of the spaces you may enjoy. This property truly combines old world elegance, history, and Southern charm. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.