140-130 S Mechanic St

4,335 Sq. Ft.
$138 / Sq. Ft.
4,335
Sq. Ft.
$138
per Sq. Ft.

Description

Historic Charm in Downtown Pendleton! Welcome to The James Hunter House, circa 1860, an extraordinary opportunity to own one of the town’s most iconic and historically significant residences. This remarkable downtown colonial estate encompasses two prominent historic landmarks, The James Hunter House and the Pendleton Armory, both proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Rich in local history and architectural legacy, James Hunter, longtime mayor of Pendleton and owner of Hunter’s...Historic Charm in Downtown Pendleton! Welcome to The James Hunter House, circa 1860, an extraordinary opportunity to own one of the town’s most iconic and historically significant residences. This remarkable downtown colonial estate encompasses two prominent historic landmarks, The James Hunter House and the Pendleton Armory, both proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Rich in local history and architectural legacy, James Hunter, longtime mayor of Pendleton and owner of Hunter’s Store, commissioned the home in 1860 to replace an earlier residence on the site. Designed with symmetry and grandeur, its floorplan mirrors the historic Sitton House located just across the street. Hunter was deeply woven into the fabric of Pendleton life, operating a blacksmith and iron forge shop while contributing to the town’s growth and development. Adjacent to the residence stands the famed Pendleton Armory, believed to date back to circa 1804 and thought to be the oldest surviving brick structure in Pendleton. Originally constructed as a workshop, the building later became an arsenal during the War Between the States and was widely known as the Jones Rifles Building. Positioned prominently on the corner of Cherry Street and South Mechanic, the Armory remains a profoundly rare surviving relic of early Southern craftsmanship and military history; rich with artifact, authenticity and historical character. Beyond its remarkable provenance, the over 4,300-square-foot residence is overflowing with original architectural detail and timeless Southern elegance. From the lovingly worn hardwood floors to original exterior doors and hardware, hand-hewn wallboards and ceilings, intricate millwork, and eight stunning fireplaces, every inch of the home tells a story. The breathtaking grand foyer immediately transports you to the grandeur of the antebellum era, setting the tone for the entire residence. Designed for both elegant entertaining and comfortable everyday living, the home offers expansive formal spaces including a gracious dining room, exquisite living room, intimate parlor, and a spacious eat-in kitchen with room to create a custom scullery or chef’s pantry. Upstairs, generous rooms provide endless flexibility for luxurious bedroom suites, private studies, creative studios, or additional gathering spaces. A covered upper balcony offers the perfect setting for slow mornings, afternoon reading, or evening conversation overlooking the historic surroundings. A third-floor attic provides exceptional storage or the opportunity to create an additional finished living space. Outdoors, the oversized screened porch and fire pit gathering area extend the home’s hospitality even further, creating inviting spaces to relax and entertain beneath the canopy of mature landscaping. Located just steps from Pendleton’s charming town square, the property offers a walkable lifestyle surrounded by beloved restaurants, wine bars, coffee shops, boutiques, and local markets. Its close proximity to Clemson University and Lake Hartwell further enhances its appeal and accessibility. Steeped in heritage, culture, and architectural significance, this historic downtown estate stands as one of Pendleton’s most treasured properties. Whether preserved as a distinguished private residence, transformed into a boutique Southern bed and breakfast, or envisioned as a destination event venue and garden estate, the possibilities are truly endless. Schedule your private tour today and experience one of the Upstate’s most extraordinary historic landmarks.
  1. Listed by Justin Sherer • Brokerage DRE #17039 • Monaghan Co Real Estate
    P: (803)-509-0727 C: (803)-509-0727 justin@monaghan-co.com

Property Details for 140-130 South Mechanic Street

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Traditional
LISTING UPDATED: 05/20/2026 09:13 PM

Property Details for 140-130 South Mechanic Street

StatusActive
MLS #20301178
Days on Market19
Taxes$4,856 / year
HOA Fees-
Condo/Co-op Fees-
Property TypeSingle Family
MLS TypeResidential / Single Family Residence
Year Built1860
Lot Size0.46 AC / 20,037 SF
CountyAnderson County

Location

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Building Information for 140-130 South Mechanic Street

Stories-Year Built1860Building Size-Lot Size0.46 AC / 20,037 SF

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Property Information for 140-130 South Mechanic Street

Summary
Location and General Information
  • Area: 106-Anderson County, SC
  • City: Pendleton
  • City Name: Pendleton
  • County Or Parish: Anderson
  • Directions: Gps to 140 S Mechanic St. Pendleton. Property is just off downtown square
  • Zip Code: 29670
Taxes and HOA Information
  • County taxes: 4856.0
  • Parcel Number: 040-10-01-001
  • Tax year: 2025
School Information
  • Elementary school: Pendleton Elem
  • Middle school: Riverside Middl
  • High school: Pendleton High
Parking
  • Garage capacity: 0
  • Garage type: None, Driveway, Other
  • Parking: None, Driveway, Other
Property
Lot Information
  • Approximate sqft: 4335.0
  • Lot Num: 1
  • Number of Acres: 0.46
  • Number of stories: Two And One Half
  • Property Sub Type: Single Family Residence
  • Property Type: Residential
Property and Assessments
  • Add endum: Historic Charm in Downtown Pendleton! Welcome to The James Hunter House, circa 1860, an extraordinary opportunity to own one of the town’s most iconic and historically significant residences. This remarkable downtown colonial estate encompasses two prominent historic landmarks, The James Hunter House and the Pendleton Armory, both proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Rich in local history and architectural legacy, James Hunter, longtime mayor of Pendleton and owner of Hunter’s Store, commissioned the home in 1860 to replace an earlier residence on the site. Designed with symmetry and grandeur, its floorplan mirrors the historic Sitton House located just across the street. Hunter was deeply woven into the fabric of Pendleton life, operating a blacksmith and iron forge shop while contributing to the town’s growth and development. Adjacent to the residence stands the famed Pendleton Armory, believed to date back to circa 1804 and thought to be the oldest surviving brick structure in Pendleton. Originally constructed as a workshop, the building later became an arsenal during the War Between the States and was widely known as the Jones Rifles Building. Positioned prominently on the corner of Cherry Street and South Mechanic, the Armory remains a profoundly rare surviving relic of early Southern craftsmanship and military history; rich with artifact, authenticity and historical character. Beyond its remarkable provenance, the over 4,300-square-foot residence is overflowing with original architectural detail and timeless Southern elegance. From the lovingly worn hardwood floors to original exterior doors and hardware, hand-hewn wallboards and ceilings, intricate millwork, and eight stunning fireplaces, every inch of the home tells a story. The breathtaking grand foyer immediately transports you to the grandeur of the antebellum era, setting the tone for the entire residence. Designed for both elegant entertaining and comfortable everyday living, the home offers expansive formal spaces including a gracious dining room, exquisite living room, intimate parlor, and a spacious eat-in kitchen with room to create a custom scullery or chef’s pantry. Upstairs, generous rooms provide endless flexibility for luxurious bedroom suites, private studies, creative studios, or additional gathering spaces. A covered upper balcony offers the perfect setting for slow mornings, afternoon reading, or evening conversation overlooking the historic surroundings. A third-floor attic provides exceptional storage or the opportunity to create an additional finished living space. Outdoors, the oversized screened porch and fire pit gathering area extend the home’s hospitality even further, creating inviting spaces to relax and entertain beneath the canopy of mature landscaping. Located just steps from Pendleton’s charming town square, the property offers a walkable lifestyle surrounded by beloved restaurants, wine bars, coffee shops, boutiques, and local markets. Its close proximity to Clemson University and Lake Hartwell further enhances its appeal and accessibility. Steeped in heritage, culture, and architectural significance, this historic downtown estate stands as one of Pendleton’s most treasured properties. Whether preserved as a distinguished private residence, transformed into a boutique Southern bed and breakfast, or envisioned as a destination event venue and garden estate, the possibilities are truly endless. Schedule your private tour today and experience one of the Upstate’s most extraordinary historic landmarks.
  • Age range: Over 50 Years
  • Approximate year built: 1860
  • Appraiser name: 1
  • Developer 1 Stright refusal: False
  • Owner of record: Perkins
  • Supplement Count: 4
Utilities
  • Electric co: Pendleton
  • Utilities On Site: Central Air, Electric
  • Water co: Pendleton
Interior and Exterior Features
Exterior Features
  • Community amenities: Sidewalks
  • Exterior features: Balcony, Landscape Lights, Porch
  • Exterior finish: Wood Siding
  • Foundations: Crawlspace
  • Lake front: False
  • Roof: Architectural, Shingle
Interior Features
  • Appliances: Electric Oven, Electric Range, Microwave, Refrigerator, Smooth Cooktop
  • Basement: None, Crawl Space
  • Floors: Hardwood
  • Beds Total: 5
  • Heating system type: Central, Electric
Room Information
Bathrooms
  • Baths Full: 2
  • Baths Half: 0
  • Num full baths on main level: 1
Bedrooms
  • Num bedrooms on main level: 1
Room Information
  • Room Count: 13

Property History for 140-130 South Mechanic Street

DateEvent & SourcePriceAppreciation
May 15, 2026

Listed (Active)

WESTERN UPSTATE MLS #20301178

$599,000
DateEvent & SourcePrice
05/15/2026

Listed (Active)

WESTERN UPSTATE MLS #20301178

$599,000

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Schools near 140-130 South Mechanic Street

This home is within Anderson 04 School District.
Rating
School
Type
Grades
Distance
Public - PK to 6
Public - 7 to 8
Public - 9 to 12
Public - PK to 6
Rating
School
Distance
Pendleton Elementary School
PublicPK to 6

Riverside Middle School
Public7 to 8

Pendleton High School
Public9 to 12

La France Elementary School
PublicPK to 6

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140-130 South Mechanic Street is a single family home for sale in Pendleton, SC 29670. This property was listed for sale on May 15, 2026 by Monaghan Co Real Estate, it's currently listed at $599,000. This listing's school district is Anderson 04 School District. Nearby schools include Pendleton Elementary School, Riverside Middle School and Pendleton High School. 140-130 South Mechanic Street is a 5-bed, 2-bath, 4,335 sqft single family home built in 1860.

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