Historic Marion, SC Estate

Built in 1895 and listed on the Historical Registry, this Victorian estate has already lived two lives: a private family residence, then a funeral home serving the community of Marion. Ten fireplaces, hardwood floors throughout, and a covered wraparound porch carry the scale and character that come with a house this size. What's rare is the zoning behind it — the parcel carries both residential and commercial designations, the kind of flexibility a recovery home needs that most single-family listings don't have.

The scale is the case for it as recovery housing. At 6,800 square feet across two stories, the house has the room count and the square footage per bed to support a large program, and the existing layout already includes a den, a library, and several first-floor rooms that convert naturally into shared bedrooms or common space. The 2.37-acre lot leaves room for parking and outdoor space without crowding neighbors, and the house is on municipal water and sewer, so there's no septic or well to plan around.

The pro forma is built on a $150 weekly bed rate and a $200 intake fee, with a 20% vacancy allowance already subtracted before the revenue total. At full projected occupancy that pencils to roughly $167,000 a year in operator revenue. Real estate tax on the current assessment runs about $5,000 a year.

The offering includes the real estate and the sober living business concept together, so a buyer isn't starting from a blank parcel. Marion sits in the Pee Dee region of South Carolina, an area operators today often serve from Florence or Myrtle Beach, and a house this size inside town gives a program its own address instead of a drive-in commute. The building needs mechanical and cosmetic work to get there — see Scope of Work below. The harder items, the roof and one of two water heaters, are already done.