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12300 Indian Mound Rd
Ware Shoals, SC 29692
Specialty Property For Sale
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3,500 SF
PROPERTY FACTS
AMENITIES
- Air Conditioning
ABOUT 12300 INDIAN MOUND RD , WARE SHOALS, SC 29692
This is a classic Victorian home that exists as a one of kind residence. Make this your private home or second home estate. Be creative and relocate your business to this property. Two story 4 bedroom large parlor room, large windows and lots of light. Surrounding acreage is open and undeveloped. House sits back of the road and offers a large porch to enjoy the quiet days relaxing. This historical home is part of the Daniels Family Complex and is available as a separate purchase or packaged as a purchase with Martins General Store and The Daniels House BnB located directly across the road - (see below) Martin's General Store - Established in the early 1800's as a general store which provided everything the early settler needed for his homestead. It has always served as an important gathering place for the community. It was converted to a restaurant in early 2012 and is still serving the community featuring local produce and farm fresh food cooked and served like you wish mama still cooked! DANIELS HOUSE - Operating today as a BnB this quaint country home was built in 1790 with all the modern comforts with multiple shared living spaces providing privacy at all times. A History of Martin's This store, first known as Daniel's Store, or the "Beehive," was built before the Civil War by James Wright Daniel (1814-1904) and several business partners. In 1878, James Martin (1815-1879) bought the store from the other partners and became sole owner until his death early the next year. Martin's son J.C. Martin (1861-1949) and his grandsons ran this general store for 119 years. The grandsons, J.Y. Martin (1906-1969) and J.H. Martin (1907-2000) continued to operate the store until it closed in 1997. It sold groceries, dry goods, automotive, and farm supplies, was a polling place, housed a doctor's office and was the site of many community gatherings. The Masons, the Grange, and the Woodmen of the World held meetings on the second floor for many years.
