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108 Allison Drive Fountain Inn, SC 29644

$689,900

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108 Allison Drive Fountain Inn, SC 29644
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
2 full, 1 half
Square Feet
3,645
Acres
3.44
Type
Single Family
MLS#
1470177
Subdivision
Lakeview Acres
Primary BR on Main
Yes
Golf Course
No

Listing Brokerage Name

Allen Tate Realtors

Presented By

Allen Tate

(800) 210-0321

General

Type

  • Single Family

Style

  • Traditional
  • 1 Story

Parking

  • Attached Garage

Year Built

  • 2006

Acreage

  • 3.44

Square Feet

  • 3,645

Sold Date

  • Jun 10, 2022

HOA Fee Includes

  • Common Areas
  • Dock
  • Boat Ramp
  • Neighborhood Lake/Pond

Listing Agent Name

  • Kate Anderson

Subdivision

  • Lakeview Acres

Schools

Elementary School

  • Fork Shoals

Middle School

  • Ralph Chandler

High School

  • Woodmont

Interior

Fireplace

  • Yes

Flooring

  • Carpet
  • Ceramic Tile
  • Hardwood

Sewer Type

  • Septic

Water Type

  • Public

Cooling

  • Central Forced
  • Electric

Heating

  • Natural Gas

Appliances

  • Cook Top-Dwn Draft
  • Cook Top-Gas
  • Dishwasher
  • Disposal
  • Oven(s)-Wall
  • Refrigerator
  • Other
  • Oven-Electric
  • Microwave-Built In

Interior Features

  • Attic Stairs Permanent
  • Bookcase
  • Cable Available
  • Ceiling 9ft+
  • Ceiling Fan
  • Ceiling Smooth
  • Central Vacuum
  • Countertops Granite
  • Open Floor Plan
  • Smoke Detector
  • Tub-Jetted
  • Walk In Closet
  • Split Floor Plan
  • Ceiling – Coffered
  • Pantry – Walk In

Specialty Rooms

  • Laundry
  • Office/Study
  • Workshop

Room Dimensions Floor

  • Living Room
  • 20x19
  • -
  • Dining Room
  • 16x9
  • -
  • Breakfast Room
  • -
  • -
  • Kitchen
  • 16x16
  • -
  • Great Room
  • -
  • -
  • Den
  • 16x12
  • -
  • Bonus/Rec Room
  • -
  • -
  • Sun Room
  • -
  • -
  • Bedroom 2
  • 13x13
  • -
  • Bedroom 3
  • 13x14
  • -
  • Bedroom 4
  • 20x14
  • -
  • Bedroom 5
  • -
  • -
  • Other Room 1
  • -
  • -
  • Other Room 2
  • -
  • -
  • Other Room 3
  • -
  • -
  • Other Room 4
  • -
  • -
  • Master Bedroom
  • 20x16
  • Main

Exterior

Exterior Features

  • Porch-Front
  • Sprklr In Grnd-Partial Yd
  • Tilt Out Windows

Exterior Construction

  • Brick Veneer-Partial
  • Hardboard Siding
  • Stone

Roof

  • Architectural

Foundation

  • Crawl Space/Slab

Driveway

  • Extra Pad
  • Paved

Community Amenities

  • Common Areas
  • Dock
  • Boat Ramp
  • Neighborhood Lake/Pond
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Photo of Fountain Inn

Fountain Inn is a small town with a rich history located on the outskirts of Greenville along I-385. Laid-back residential living and a convenient location near the city, among other traits, make this a desirable area to call home.

 

Real Estate

Fountain Inn real estate encompasses a wide selection of options, as the town holds a mixture of charming single-story residences in addition to enormous mansions enjoying lots of acreage. Fountain Inn also features a host of lovely late 18th century and early 20th century homes, in addition to newer properties with modern amenities. The country setting of Fountain Inn means many homes are situated on spacious lots with mature trees and beautiful landscaping.

 

Lifestyle and Attractions

Fountain Inn got its unique name from an old inn with a fountain that once existed in town, attracting travelers on stagecoach journeys between Greenville and the South Carolina Low Country. Fountain Inn is a quiet place to live. It exemplifies a typical small Southern town with a quaint downtown and tight-knit community. The population just under 8,000 is small enough to help residents know their neighbors and feel established amongst the community. Fountain Inn is called the “Diamond Tip of the Golden Strip”, as it is the southernmost town of the three cities making up the Golden Strip, a 9-mile length of I-385.

 

Fountain Inn residents and visitors frequent the charming downtown area with local boutiques, restaurants and other small businesses. They may learn about area history at the Fountain Inn Museum, or visit a number of historic sites in town, including the Robert Quillen Office and Library and the Peg Leg Bates Statue. Fountain Inn hosts more than four miles of walking trails and six public parks, totaling 50 acres of land, which exceeds the national recreational standard for a city of its size. The community comes together with a number of annual events and festivals, including the Fountain Inn Farmers’ Market during the summer and Aunt Het Day, an old-fashioned family festival in October.

 

Nearby Schools and Higher Education

Students in Fountain Inn are affiliated with the Greenville County School District, which is the largest school district in the state. There are five public schools in the vicinity, including Fountain Inn Elementary School, Bryson Elementary School, Bryson Middle School, Hillcrest Middle School and Hillcrest High School. There are 56 private schools in the county, two of which are located near Fountain Inn — Fountain Inn Christian School and Southside Christian School. There are no institutions of higher learning in Fountain Inn, although residents may access a number of colleges and universities in Greenville, including Furman University, Webster University and many more.

 

History

Although Fountain Inn was officially chartered in 1886, its name appears on stagecoach routes as early as 1832. The town’s unique name is derived from a natural spring and an inn that were once located near the road between Greenville and Laurens in the early 19th century. Today, the city is the only town in the country with the name Fountain Inn. After the Civil War, a South Carolinian named Noah Cannon purchased the land now known as Fountain Inn and opened a store. Much like other nearby towns, the introduction of the railroad brought prosperity to this quaint town in the mid-to-late 1800s.

 

At the time of the area’s textile boom by 1890, Fountain Inn had a population of 500 people. Cotton became the crop of choice towards the end of the 19th century, and Fountain Inn transformed into a mill town. Fountain Inn was the hometown of two famous people, including Clayton “Peg Leg” Bates who lost his leg in a cotton gin accident and later grew up to be a famous tap dancer who performed with Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire. The other is journalist and humorist Robert Quillen, who moved to town and served as editor of The Fountain Inn Tribute until his death in 1948.

 

Approximate Distance to:

 

Greenville: 18 Miles

 

Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport: 16 Miles

 

Hospitals:

  • Hillcrest Memorial Hospital: 4 Miles

  • Greenville Memorial Hospital: 23 Miles

 

Major Highways:

  • I-385: 1 Mile

  • I-185: 8.5 Miles


 
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Data last updated: 06/26/22 8:01 PM.
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