306 W Main Street, Chesterfield, SC 29709

Constructed in 1904, this two-story brick residence exemplifies Colonial Revival architecture. Its design features a balanced layout, red brick walls accented by white wooden trim, a hip roof, prominent chimneys, and a dormer showcasing a Palladian window. The interior boasts refined classical woodwork, including an elliptical stair arch and paneled wainscoting. A one-story porch, supported by brick piers and Ionic colonnades, extends across the front and wraps around the sides. Above, a second-story porch with triple colonnades at its corners provides shelter solely to the central bay of the facade. Crafted from handmade Pennsylvania brick, this dignified home is widely attributed to architect Ernest Vincent Richards. Now is your time to own a piece of Chesterfield's history. Eight fireplaces, exquisite wood detail throughout and all this located on 2.28 acres. The house exterior was painted in 2020, with new gutters installed, and it includes a generator.