Listings by Deborah C. Fisher

A rare opportunity to own an original 1927 Rosenwald Schoolhouse that has been beautifully restored and updated into a luxurious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, single family home. Original heart of pine floors guide you throughout the spacious open concept floor plan, designed by Julius Rosenwald himself. 12 ft ceilings and numerous 6 ft windows create a bright and airy sensation, utilizing perfect east/west exposure. Upon entering the home you will find that the original classroom partition is now a built in dining space, separating the living room and kitchen. A soaring fireplace features a unique Heatilator, and offers the opportunity for wood burning or electric logs.Just past the fireplace is the large main suite, including a private modern bath with radiant heating and an open walk-in shower. Across the home, you will find two additional bedrooms and another full bath. The kitchen provides ample storage, abundant counter space with updated appliances, and a full kitchen island, ideal for entertaining. Two cedar coat closets adorn either side of new Andersen french porch doors. The refurbished 23 ft x 12 ft screened porch bathes in picturesque sunrises and sunsets. The crawl space inside the solid brick foundation is in as great condition as the living space, due to a professionally installed vapor barrier and dehumidifier. Additionally, the home has been rewired with modern electrical components. On the exterior you'll find a custom fire pit, two car carport, and the original outhouse, which has now been transformed into a workshop. The property is nestled on 2 acres of land with towering oaks, featuring a new above ground well, sprawling trails and a raised garden - all surrounded by protected land, preserving the peacefulness.

Nestled in the Ace Basin, this approximate 276 acre 18th-century plantation property, ''Dawn of Hope'', seamlessly blends historical charm with modern luxury. With over 80% high ground, the meticulously maintained property highlights the serene Lowcountry beauty, boasting approximately 1.0 mile of Ashepoo River frontage, a deep-water dock, and a boat launch. An elegantly renovated and rebuilt early 19th-century home, fully furnished with 5 bedrooms, offers a perfect juxtaposition of historic elegance and comfort. Complete with captivating views of the river and a 20-acre flooded rice pond. A grand center hall offers views of the pond and gardens from the entrance to the inviting outdoor terrace across the back of the home.This main hall centers the seamless flow of the property, connecting the grand Cypress Room with a magnificent cathedral ceiling and a stately brick fireplace which is one among several gracing the property. The Cypress Room transitions into an elegant office space and an adjoining sunroom, offering panoramic views of the meticulously curated gardens and magnificent grand oaks. The dining room beckons with glass doors that unveil an enchanting view of the 18th-century garden. The 4 guest suites are located off the center hall, each a sanctuary of refined comfort and relaxation. Accessed through its own private entrance surrounded by grand old camellias and an arbor of bougainvillea, the primary suite wing features a cupola, a fireplace, and a luxurious bath. The center hall leads into the large family room which connects to the outdoor terrace through a folding glass wall to create an ideal gathering space. The designer kitchen features a LaCornue stove, top-of-the-line appliances, and finished wooden countertops with brass capping, all while offering captivating views of the serene Lowcountry landscape from every vantage point. The outdoor kitchen can be accessed from the outdoor terrace. The plantation is adorned with majestic Live Oaks, creating a scenic backdrop, featuring water features and stocked ponds, Abundant diverse wildlife including deer, dove, and turkey, caters to outdoor enthusiasts. Additional amenities include a horse stable, a hay barn, a shooting range, a hunting cottage, and an outdoor pavilion on the pond overlooking the home. This estate is located approximately 50 minutes from Charleston and 14 miles from the Lowcountry Regional Airport in Walterboro. The Lowcountry Land Trust holds a conservation easement on the property.