5264 state highway 215 s

Driving North through Fairfield County on SC-215, brief glimpses of beautiful Lake Monticello can be seen to the West of the highway. About half way up the lake, a dramatic expanse of gently rolling meadows and green pastures frame a mature tree lined drive leading to a truly magnificent antebellum plantation home. The modern day Davis-Robinson Plantation, reportedly designed by Robert Mills in the early 1800's, is a two story, 4 over 4 home, in the Greek Revival style with hipped roof, fronted by a classic gabled portico supported by 4 massive Doric columns and topped by a fanlight window in the pediment. This magnificent 5,100 square foot home is located on 18 acres with over 410 feet of Lake Monticello frontage. Spacious main-floor front porch and the second floor balcony overlook a driveway marked by mature magnolia, pecan and oak trees. Some of the recent updates include a large chef’s kitchen with an adjacent breakfast room, formal dining room, formal living room, sitting room/den, master bedroom and bath with a claw-foot tub, huge separate shower, working fireplace, private toilet, double vanity and a walk in closet. New roof and septic system, HVAC replaced in 2014. The interior is completed by the striking winding staircase with landing, paneled doors, and heart-pine floors. Under the home there is an unfinished lower level that mimics the size of the 1st floor with good headroom (imagine the possibilities – wine cellar with tasting room? Expansive workshop?).