114 Gadsden Street

Property details

WELCOME TO 114 GADSDEN STREET IN THE HEART OF COLUMBIA’S WHALEY SQUARE! This inviting home offers a comfortable layout with plenty of character and flexibility. The main living area features a cozy fireplace, beautiful flooring, and an abundance of natural light, creating a warm space to relax or entertain. The kitchen offers generous counter space, quartz countertops, modern appliances, and a convenient breakfast bar that opens naturally to the living area.The primary bedroom provides a comfortable retreat, while the second bedroom offers flexibility for guests, family, or personal space. Need room to work or unwind? The home also includes a dedicated office and media room, giving you options beyond the traditional bedroom-and-living-room setup. A half bath adds convenience for guests. Currently leased until July 31, 2027, providing an immediate rental income opportunity for investors. Location adds another layer of appeal, with the University of South Carolina and the energy of downtown Columbia close by. For investors, the proximity to USC makes this property particularly interesting as a potential student rental, while the flexible layout and two-bedroom configuration provide versatility for a variety of rental strategies. Step outside to enjoy the patio and privacy-fenced outdoor space, a great spot for morning coffee, grilling, or simply enjoying some fresh air. Whether you're looking for a place to call home or an investment in a location with strong rental potential, 114 Gadsden Street is worth a closer look. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

Home facts

MLS #

641023

Property type

Townhouse

Style

Traditional

Year built

1986

Neighborhood

WHALEY SQUARE

County

Richland

Status

PENDING

HOA dues

$140 / monthly

Dues cover

Common Area Maintenance, Exterior Maintenance, Front Yard Maintenance, Landscaping, Trash

Heating

Central, Electric

Cooling

None

Foundation

Slab

Exterior

Vinyl

Sewer

Public

Water

Public

Schools

School zoning comes from the MLS and districts redraw their lines. Confirm with the district before you rely on it.

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