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2000 E River St, Anderson, SC 29621

House Description

DEVELOPERS DREAM! Welcome to Rocky River Plantation, formerly known as “Valley View,” a Southern masterpiece along the Rocky River. Step back in time and immerse yourself in the elegance of the early 20th century with this stunning Greek Revival estate, located at 2000 East River Street, Anderson, SC. Built in 1913 by Mr. Seybt, this historic home is a true architectural gem and a rare opportunity to own a piece of Southern history. Nestled on 62.34 acres of picturesque land, Rocky River Plantation seamlessly combines timeless grandeur with modern potential. The 4,000-square-foot home is a commanding structure featuring ten spacious rooms, two room-sized halls, a basement, and a permanent staircase leading to two attic rooms. The first floor boasts soaring 11-foot ceilings, while the second floor stands at an impressive 10 feet. The craftsmanship is impeccable, with two-inch slash pine floors intricately laid in patterns and architectural details such as front-facing columns and additional columns within the grand entrance hall. A large wrap-around porch further enhances the home’s charm, offering the perfect space to enjoy serene views and Southern hospitality. Designed by architects Joe Casey and Charles W. Fant, Sr., this home has been cherished by notable owners, including former U.S. Congressman John C. Taylor and his family. Beyond the house itself, the expansive grounds offer over 2,000 feet of frontage along the scenic Rocky River, providing breathtaking natural beauty and abundant recreational opportunities. Additionally, the property boasts 2,600 feet of road frontage along US Highway 178, offering unparalleled access and visibility. Located in the heart of Anderson, South Carolina, Rocky River Plantation is centrally positioned at the intersection of US Highway 178 and US Highway 29. The property is unzoned and unrestricted, with all major utilities in place, including sewer, high-KVH power, a 10-inch natural gas line, fiber, and a 12-inch water line. These features make the estate a prime redevelopment site for multi-family residential, commercial, or industrial projects. Rocky River Plantation stands as a testament to enduring beauty and refined Southern living. Whether you dream of restoring this historic treasure to its original glory or envisioning a modern redevelopment that harnesses its potential, this estate offers a truly unique canvas for your vision.

Highlights

Property Type

Commercial Sale

Lot/Acreage

62.34

County

Anderson

Area

052

Listing ID

1594421

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Payment Breakdown

Principal Interest

$25,380

Taxes

$3,156

Home Price

$4,950,000

Home Price

Loan Details

30 yrs

6.634%

Interest Rate

Loan Type

Down Payment

20%

$990,000

Down Payment

Down Payment %

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Monthly Price:

$25,379.88

Principal

Taxes

	Principal	Taxes	HOA	Total
Monthly	$25,379.88	$3,155.63	$0.00	$28,535.51
Yearly	$304,558.61	$37,867.50	$0.00	$342,426.11
Total	$9,136,758.30	$1,136,025.00	$0.00	$10,272,783.30