306 Tuttle Street Clemson, SC 29631
$820,835
Pending
3
3 full
2000-2249
Single Family
20246676
Patrick Square
Yes
No
Patrick Square, Clemson's premier community. Currently under construction and ready in June, this stately one level home is located on a cul-de-sac on a "Preserve lot" in the final phase of Patrick Square. This home is beautifully appointed with custom finishes including a built-in bookcase, coffee bar and arched brick fireplace. The dining room has wainscoting and great natural light through a wall of windows that enhance the 10' ceilings and open entertainment area. Hardwood floors and 3-piece crown molding are in the main living areas. A beautiful designer kitchen features custom cabinets, quartz countertops and backsplash as well as stainless appliances. The primary suite has a luxury bath that includes a free-standing tub, walk in tile shower with bench seat and a frameless shower door, plus double sinks. You may access the private outdoor living space from the screened-in porch or from the oversized garage with built in workshop or storage room. If your dream is to live in Patrick Square, here is your opportunity to join an amazing, planned community that includes two pools, a fitness center, playground, fishing pond, walking trail and direct access to Nettles Park. You also have the convenience of restaurants, shops and medical facilities all within walking distance. The Patrick Square community offers numerous social activities and is home to Clemson's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. Come enjoy the charm of this lovely home in an exceptional community.
Listing Brokerage Name
Patrick Square Realty, LLC
Property Details
General
Type
- Single Family
Style
- Traditional
- One Story
Parking
- Attached Garage
Year Built
- 2022
Square Feet
- 2000-2249
List Date
- Jan 11, 2022
HOA
- $2,112 Annually
HOA Fee Includes
- Common Utilities
- Pool
- Recreation Facility
- Street Lights
Basement Rooms
- No/Not Applicable
Subdivision
- Patrick Square
Schools
Elementary School
- Clemson Elem
Middle School
- R.C. Edwards Middle
High School
- D.W. Daniel High
Interior
Flooring
- Carpet
- Hardwood
- Tile
Sewer Type
- Public Sewer
Water Type
- Public Water
Cooling
- Central Forced
Heating
- Natural Gas
Appliances
- Dishwasher
- Disposal
- Gas Stove
- Microwave - Built in
- Range/Oven-Gas
- Water Heater - Gas
Interior Features
- Built-In Bookcases
- Category 5 Wiring
- Ceilings-Smooth
- Dryer Connection-Electric
- Fireplace
Specialty Rooms
- Laundry Room
- Workshop
Storage Space
- Yes
Room Floor
- Master Bedroom
- Main
Exterior
Exterior Features
- Driveway - Concrete
- Insulated Windows
- Porch-Front
- Porch-Other
- Porch-Screened
- Tilt-Out Windows
- Underground Irrigation
- Vinyl Windows
Exterior Construction
- Cement Planks
Roof
- Architectural Shingles
Foundation
- Crawl Space
Community Amenities
- Clubhouse
- Common Area
- Fitness Facilities
- Pets Allowed
- Playground
- Pool
- Walking Trail
Map
Nearby Schools
School Districts
Public Schools
Community - Clemson
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Clemson is a small college town located along Lake Hartwell in the Upstate region of South Carolina. It is home to Clemson University, the second-largest university in South Carolina.
Real Estate
Due to the area’s varied terrain, Clemson has a diverse collection of homes, including homes near or alongside Lake Hartwell. The median home price in Clemson is less than the U.S. average, which makes this an affordable place to live. You will find a mixture of traditional, Craftsman, historic and new construction properties in quiet, friendly neighborhoods.
Lifestyle and Attractions
Clemson is a quintessential college town bordering Lake Hartwell in the shadow of the Blue Ridge foothills. With a population of more than 15,000, the small town of Clemson is located about 30 miles from Greenville. Community activity centers on Clemson University, the second-largest university in South Carolina. Clemson residents take advantage of having an award-winning university in their midst, by attending many campus activities, including sporting events and performances at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. Residents also visit campus for the Bob Campbell Geology Museum and the South Carolina Botanical Garden, the official botanical garden for the state of South Carolina. Community events and festivals in Clemson include the Clemson Music Festival, the Clemson Festival of Arts, and the Clemson Literary Festival.
The Arts Center of Clemson is a non-profit center that provides arts education for the community and hosts several art events throughout the year. Lake Hartwell, one of the largest and most popular lakes in the state, is a major hub for outdoor recreation for residents of Clemson and other nearby communities. You may access the lake through Abernathy Waterfront Park, which hosts walking trails, picnic areas, observation decks and boat docks. The Walker Golf Course is a popular 18-hole championship course located on the Clemson University campus. Additionally, the Blue Ridge Mountains are only approximately 30 miles from the city center of Clemson.
Nearby Schools and Higher Education
Although Clemson sits in two counties, the town is affiliated with the School District of Pickens County, which has 16 elementary schools, five middle schools, four high schools, and a career and technology center. There are four private schools in Pickens County, including Clemson Montessori School, located in Clemson. The town is primarily known as the home of Clemson University. Other nearby colleges and universities include Southern Wesleyan University, Furman University, Bob Jones University and more.
History
The history of Clemson is inextricably tied to Clemson University, a major public university that dates back to 1889. The area that is now Pickens County was once Cherokee land, until the Cherokee ceded most of their South Carolina land to the colonists in a 1777 treaty. The nearby town of Pendleton was subsequently founded in 1790.
In 1825, U.S. statesman John C. Calhoun established residence in the area in an antebellum plantation house he named Fort Hill. Located on 1,100 acres, the cotton plantation was eventually passed down to one of Calhoun’s daughters, Anna Maria, and eventually her husband, Thomas Green Clemson, when Anna Maria died in 1875. Clemson had a long-time goal of creating an agricultural college in South Carolina, so he deeded most of the estate to the state for that purpose. He specified that Fort Hill, which is now surrounded by the university, remain open to visitors.
Clemson Agricultural College began as a military school when it opened in 1893, and eventually became a civilian, co-educational institution in the 1950s. It was renamed Clemson University in 1964. Today, the city of Clemson continues to grow and thrive, along with the university around which it revolves.
Approximate Distance to:
Greenville: 30 Miles
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport: 44 Miles
Hospitals:
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Clemson Health Center: 1 Mile
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Oconee Memorial Hospital: 9.5 Miles
Major Highways:
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US-123: Less Than 1 Mile
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I-85: 12 Miles
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