Historic District Camden SC Homes For Sale | James Schiller Team

Come sit on the front porch of this home with some homemade sweet tea and enjoy the southern hospitality feel of life in Camden, SC.Greene Street in Camden, SC was named after General Nathanael Greene of the Continental Army and who was known for his efforts of driving out the British Army occupation in the South. 414 Greene Street was originally a 2-bedroom home located on Lyttleton Street and was move to its current site in 1912 by the son of original owner Judge Thomas Jefferson Withers. He added 4 bedrooms to the structure and then named the property Gander Hill.The historical gem sits on 2 acres, with a picturesque stone driveway that sets the tone of the old south. Beautiful oak trees line the driveway and mysteriously hide this two-story colonial home behind its sprawling limbs. This almost 5000 sq ft home boasts 7 bedrooms, 4.5 baths and 12’ ceilings. As you take your first step into the grand foyer, you are immediately captivated by the 12’ ceilings, gorgeous hardwood floors and the immense 20’x20’ rooms that flank the entry hall, each having its own fireplace and solid wood pocket doors. The kitchen has updates with plenty of storage areas on the main level that used to be the service/prep areas. As you climb the 2-tier stairway you will observe the original wooded handrail and spindles before reaching another vast foyer space on the second level. This floor is also complimented by 12’ ceilings, gorgeous hardwoods, grand molding and holds the primary suite and other bedrooms, three of which have their own fireplace. The newest structure on the property is the 3-car garage that is climate controlled. The room over the garage is framed for a kitchen, bath and bedroom with its own designated HVAC unit. Come see this spectacular home filled with historical charm, patiently waiting for its new owners to put their unique finishing touches on what many could only dream of owning! Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Step into timeless Southern charm and imagine mornings on a tree-lined street where history, character, and comfort come together in perfect harmony. Located at 1714 Mill Street in Camden’s Historic District, this beautifully maintained 1929 Colonial Revival home offers 2,511 heated square feet of classic elegance and modern livability. Inside, rich hardwood floors, elegant moldings, and nicely painted rooms highlight a formal living room, formal dining area, and a spacious kitchen featuring quartz countertops, tile backsplash, pantry, gas range, and bar seating with a sunny eat-in area. Upstairs, the private owner’s suite includes a double vanity, soaking tub/shower, and dual closets, while two additional bedrooms share a full bath. Enjoy outdoor living in the fenced yard with a deck, fire pit area, storage building, and charming she shed—ideal for relaxing or outdoor entertaining. Positioned on a generous 0.39-acre lot with public utilities and a carport, this home blends historic character with everyday convenience. Living in Camden means enjoying small-town warmth, rich equestrian heritage, and a vibrant community atmosphere, all within the award-winning Kershaw County School District. Nearby attractions include the Camden Archives & Museum, Springdale Race Course, Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site, downtown boutiques and dining, and scenic walks along the Wateree River, making this location as inspiring as the home itself. Some photos are staged using past listing photos Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Location may be everything but on Brevard Place, it’s also timeless. Situated on one of Camden’s most desirable streets in the Historic District, this beautifully maintained corner-lot residence blends preserved character with . Towering trees frame the property, creating a serene setting just steps from downtown shops, dining, and the cultural landmarks that define Camden’s Southern heritage. The landscaped grounds feel intentional and curated, with azaleas, camellias, tea olives, anise, and natural stone pathways weaving throughout the gardens. Multiple access points from the home create a seamless indoor-outdoor connection, making the private rear patio an effortless extension of the living space: ideal for morning coffee, quiet evenings, or entertaining. The original Dutch front door with period hardware sets the tone upon entry. Inside, a welcoming foyer anchored by an antique chandelier introduces a thoughtfully flowing layout. Two bedrooms sit to the right (one currently styled as a den or flex space), while to the left, refined living, sitting, and dining areas embody both everyday comfort and elegant entertaining potential. The butler’s pantry, formerly the home’s original kitchen, preserves a meaningful architectural detail from its past. A striking stained-glass window sourced from Texas enhances the added sitting room, casting warm, colorful light into the adjacent dining space. The spacious rear kitchen provides easy access to the gardens and additional parking along Mill Street. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms, a full bath, and generous storage complete the home’s versatile floor plan. Distinctive features such as custom Charleston iron gates, glass and brass doorknobs, and tiger’s eye maple countertops reflect the home’s unique craftsmanship and curated updates. For the buyer who appreciates historic architecture, this home offers the best of both worlds, authentic period detail today, with the potential to elevate it into a refined modern retreat tomorrow. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Nestled in the heart of the Historic District of Camden, this charming Tudor-style home sits proudly on a spacious half-acre corner lot near the site where the beloved Old Court Inn Hotel once stood. Rich in character and timeless appeal, this property blends classic architectural details with modern updates.Step into the inviting foyer, where you’ll find a convenient half bath and a cedar-lined coat closet. The warm and welcoming living room showcases beautiful exposed beams, a cozy fireplace with gas logs, and custom bookcases flanking each side—creating the perfect setting for gathering with family and friends. Just off the living area is a versatile den, ideal for relaxing with a movie or serving as a private home office.The formal dining room continues the home’s character with exposed beams and a built-in china cabinet. The kitchen offers both charm and function, featuring a delightful butler’s pantry—perfect for a coffee bar—along with a freestanding stove, dishwasher, disposal, and a built-in desk area. The adjoining eat-in space provides a comfortable spot for casual meals.The spacious primary suite boasts beautiful hardwood floors and generous closet space, including his-and-hers closets with one walk-in. The private bath features a double sink vanity, whirlpool tub, and a large walk-in shower that is handicap accessible.Upstairs, you’ll find three additional bedrooms—each with walk-in closets—and a full bath that has been tastefully updated with luxury vinyl flooring, granite countertops, and a new tub/shower insert.Outdoor living is just as appealing with a large yard, deck for entertaining, and a storage building for lawn and garden tools. The downstairs HVAC unit was replaced in 2024, offering added peace of mind.Filled with warmth, character, and thoughtful updates, this historic Tudor gem is truly a special place to call home. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Situated on one of Camden’s most coveted streets, this 1932 residence is located within Camden’s Historic District. Behind the wrought-iron gates at 1807 Brevard Place, the residence offers privacy and refinement.Well-proportioned living and dining rooms set the stage for entertaining, while a bright sunroom and den with custom millwork provide inviting spaces for everyday living.The kitchen features solid surface countertops, custom cabinetry, and a thoughtful layout tailored for quiet mornings and lively evenings. The primary suite is situated on the main level and includes a cedar walk-in closet and private bath designed with accessibility in mind. A powder room and dedicated laundry room enhance the main level, while a secondary staircase provides additional access to the upper level.Upstairs are three additional bedrooms, two baths, and a generous bonus room. The upper level continues the home’s well-proportioned scale and natural light.The terrace, garden, and greenhouse create a setting that is as functional as it is beautiful. Tucked discreetly on the property, the guest house offers over 750 square feet with a kitchenette, laundry, and full bath — ideal for visitors, extended family, or flexible use.Additional features include four fireplaces, Hardie siding, Pella windows, updated HVAC systems, a Rinnai tankless water heater, an irrigation system, and a carport with an EV charging station.A rare offering in one of Camden’s most desirable enclaves. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Perched gracefully atop 2.64 acres of Hobkirk's Hill, this historic residence, known as Happy Hill C1917, is a rare offering in the heart of Historic Camden. Set back from the road, the main house is surrounded by manicured lawns and gardens,  stables, a barn, detached garage, and a charming guest house. Since 2022 the home has undergone significant renovations, from the roofs to new HVAC, marrying historic character with refined modern luxury.  The main residence showcases original single-sourced heart pine floors in every room (refinished in '22); original painted cedar shake siding; intricate crown molding; 7 wood burning fireplaces with ornate mantels and clay-lined chimneys; an original grand arched-window on the back landing; and beautifully updated living spaces. The first level features a formal living room, formal dining room, sunroom, expansive kitchen with breakfast table, private office, and a proper mudroom.  A stunning screened porch off of the sunroom overlooks the expansive west side of the property creating a serene retreat for morning coffee or evening gatherings. At the heart of the home is the fully renovated gourmet kitchen, featuring marble countertops, custom designed and constructed inset cabinets, two sinks, refrigerated drawers, and high-end finishes that elevate both form and function. The second level offers five generously sized bedrooms, each with its own updated bath.  A full unfinished basement, with a half bath already in place offers abundant storage or a future recreation space. Completing the estate's living quarters is a beautiful guest cottage, whose main living space was once the kitchen for the house originally built on the property.  The cottage features a large bedroom, full bath, family room with a central fireplace, dining area, and full kitchen.  The stables, built in 1932 and designed by a former president of the Camden Polo Club, honor Camden's equestrian heritage.  The entire structure includes four full stalls, a feed room, several tack rooms and a half bathroom as well as a giant second floor hayloft.  Across the lawn from the stables is a full-sized gable barn and a garage. A truly remarkable Camden Estate.

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, MARCH 15th 2:30-4:30 PM!!!!* Welcome to your own slice of history in this 1950 ranch-style home located in “Booger Town,” an integral part of historic downtown Camden. Owned by the same family for nearly 20 years, this is a rare opportunity to purchase a home in a neighborhood where properties do not become available often. Offering approximately 2,000 square feet, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath ranch blends classic character with thoughtful modern updates. Inside, you’ll find two spacious living areas, including a sunken living room with LVP flooring (2019), as well as formal living and dining spaces ideal for entertaining or everyday living. The front porch is truly special, ideal for coffee at sunrise, wine at sunset, or simply slowing down and enjoying the scent of blooming azaleas and the peaceful rhythm of the neighborhood. Major improvements include new plumbing (2025), new ductwork (2024), HVAC approximately 5–7 years old, Gutter Shutter gutters (2024), a crawlspace encapsulation by Cantey Foundation Specialists (2024), and energy-efficient windows installed approximately 12 years ago. The Jack-and-Jill bathroom features new LVP flooring, and a carport adds everyday convenience. Situated on a 0.3-acre lot with a fenced backyard perfect for pets and play, the home is within walking distance to downtown Camden favorites such as American Patriot Coffee Company, Greener Pastures Brewery, and Rectory Square. Just minutes from the Carolina Cup, grocery stores, shopping, restaurants, churches, the Little Theatre, and more. A rare chance to own a lovingly maintained home in the heart of historic downtown Camden, surrounded by mature trees, friendly neighbors, timeless charm…and all the good vibes that make this neighborhood so special. Schedule your showing today! *agent owner* Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Located in the heart of the Historic District, 1403 Lyttleton Street is a well-maintained 1920 brick home featuring 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and just over 3,000 square feet of living space. The home retains its original character with hardwood floors, French doors, and generously sized rooms that flow comfortably from one space to the next. The kitchen connects directly to the dining room, making the layout functional for both everyday living and entertaining. Outdoor spaces include a welcoming front porch and a second-floor balcony accessible from one of the bedrooms, adding to the home's appeal. Recent updates include a new roof installed in 2025 and fresh paint throughout. Conveniently located near Camden Elementary School and surrounded by the charm of the historic neighborhood, this is a solid opportunity to own a classic home in a highly desirable area. Come take a look! Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Welcome to Camden, the oldest inland city-in South Carolina. The home at 1710 Fair Street was built about 1890 by Mr. and Mrs. William Redding DeLoache on property given to them by Mrs. DeLoache's father, Eugene Capers Zemp. The three-story frame house has an off-center front door entrance which was typical of the period in which it was constructed. The bay windows on the south side create interesting octagon shaped rooms on two floors. Since no closets were included in the orginal plan, fireplaces were removed to create closets. In 1972, under the direction of architect Henry Boykin, the kitchen was modernized and the two back porches were removed and converted into a Florida Room with wet-bar. The kitchen has an original fireplace with gas logs and beautiful brick center island. The office, just off the kitchen, has a fireplace with gas logs and custom builtin cabinetry. The home has 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths and 2 half baths, hardwood floors, high ceilings and a downstairs primary ensuite bedroom. The home is located in Camden's Historic District on an approximately .9 acre lot. Please note the home does not have working heat or air-conditioning on the second floor or the front half of the first floor. The 1710 Fair Street home is in a perfect location and a must see. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.