About 905 W Raysor Street
Nestled on nearly 13 acres in the quaint town of St. George, this expansive four bedroom home offers more than 5,000 square feet of living space and the perfect opportunity to enjoy peaceful small town living without sacrificing convenience. Ideally located with easy access to both I-95 and I-26, you're within comfortable reach of Summerville, Walterboro, dining, shopping, and everyday essentials while still enjoying the privacy and serenity of country life.A long, tree-lined driveway welcomes you to this classic Southern home, originally constructed in 1989 with interior upgrades completed in 2004. Designed with both comfort and entertaining in mind, the home features dual primary suites upstairs and downstairs, four bedrooms total, five full bathrooms, and two half-baths.
Inside, you'll find generously sized living spaces including a large kitchen with pantry, formal dining room, inviting sunroom, and an impressive great room highlighted by soaring beamed ceilings and a gas fireplace. Whether hosting family gatherings or large celebrations, this home was built to accommodate it all with ease.
Out back, the private in-ground swimming pool is enclosed by a metal safety fence and creates the perfect setting for cookouts, oyster roasts, parties, weddings, or simply relaxing in your own backyard retreat. Adding even more versatility is the detached pool house complete with a full kitchen and bathroom, making it ideal for entertaining, guest accommodations, a mother-in-law suite, rental potential, studio space, or extended stays.
Several major updates have already been completed, including a new roof in 2021, HVAC system in 2020, vapor barrier installation in 2021, and gutters added in 2021. The property is served by city water, with a separate well dedicated to the pool.
With ample space both inside and out, this property offers endless possibilities to create your own private paradise. Full of charm, character, and opportunity, this remarkable home is simply waiting for your personal touch.
