Historic Downtown Summerville, SC
Many homes in Summerville are just a short walk from the national historic district that encompasses 700 buildings in Summerville's scenic village!
Another reason that your next home should be located in Summerville, SC is the beautiful downtown Summerville historic district! The area is rich with history, and more than 70 percent of its buildings were built prior to World War 1. Some of the beautifully scenic residential buildings include raised cottages, Greek inspired revivals, and Victorian age replica’s! Many of the churches and commercial buildings are rich with age, history and beauty as well. Tours of Summerville’s downtown district are available, and on these tours you will learn all about the history and background of the community. Summerville is also the birthplace of sweet tea, and if you know anything about southern living, you know how much sweet tea is beloved in the area! A home in Summerville, SC puts you just minutes from the town’s Sweet Tea Trail where you can learn about the enjoy a fresh glass in the drinks birthplace. Summerville also is home to “Mason” otherwise known as the world’s largest standing sweet tea glass. Mason is a popular photo spot for visitors and residents alike. Sweet tea was first recorded by soldiers having a gathering near Summerville in 1890. As you can see, the rich history is just another reason to own a home in Summerville, SC!
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