About 309 N Adair Street
The seller is offering a closing cost contribution and/or repair credit with an acceptable offer. No HOA restrictions and pure Craftsman charm await you in this beautifully modernized Clinton bungalow! Spanning over 2,000 square feet, the main level hosts four spacious bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The property commands attention from the street with its stately brick pillars and a sprawling 12x35 front veranda, outfitted with a porch swing, rocking chairs, and dual 74-inch ceiling fans, creating an idyllic setting for outdoor relaxation. Steeped in local history as the former residence of Thomas Adair, Jr., the home celebrates its unique past through preserved details, such as the original built-in corner cabinet in the kitchen and multiple decorative fireplaces that contribute to its historic character and architectural appeal. The kitchen was remodeled in 2023 with custom cabinets, a huge farmhouse sink, and all-stainless-steel appliances. Inside, rich original hardwood floors stretch across an inviting layout that includes a refreshed primary suite and upgraded bathrooms. Classic beadboard accents, a leaded glass chandelier in the front foyer, and original stone steps and walkways further enhance its timeless charm. The home’s infrastructure has been carefully maintained, featuring an HVAC system installed in 2022, a new water heater, and a complete under-house plumbing repipe completed in 2026, along with updated window ropes, ballasts, blinds, and closet doors throughout. Situated on a level double lot totaling 0.82 acres, this property is the largest parcel on the street and features a nearly fully fenced backyard and a refreshed back porch. Storage and hobby space are plentiful, thanks to a 10x20 detached outbuilding with electricity and a massive unfinished attic running the entire length of the home. Perfectly positioned for an easy commute to either Greenville or Columbia via nearby highway access, this remarkable property is just moments from downtown Clinton’s vibrant shopping and dining scene.
