218 Morgan St, Rock Hill, SC 29730

This beautifully updated 1922 bungalow blends classic character with modern convenience, offering a rare half-acre lot within moments of Old Town Rock Hill. Fully renovated in 2022 and freshly topped with a new roof in 2024, 218 Morgan Street is a thoughtfully rebuilt home where major systems have already been addressed — new electrical and plumbing, full HVAC replacement (with new ductwork), and a modern water heater. The single-level floor plan (approximately 1,184 SF) provides an efficient layout: two bedrooms, two baths, and living spaces finished with durable Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring and elegant trim throughout.

The kitchen is a standout: custom cabinetry, granite countertops, a tile backsplash, and a suite of nearly-new stainless steel appliances create a functional, stylish center for daily life. Practical updates include the addition of a second bathroom and a new mudroom created from the enclosed rear porch — ideal for managing gear from the large yard. Outside, the property’s curb appeal is reinforced with new vinyl siding, refreshed porch columns, and a fully fenced backyard that opens to substantial deep lot space — rare for this price and location.

Sit minutes from Main Street’s restaurants, galleries and weekly events, or stroll the nearby riverwalk and parks. Winthrop University is an easy drive or bike ride, creating steady year-round demand for centrally located homes. Whether you’re looking for a move-in-ready owner-occupier home, a furnished rental for university tenants, or a charming starter with long-term upside, this bungalow offers exceptional value: major capital expenditures have been completed so you can focus on enjoying the location and the lot.

Showings by appointment — contact listing agent Jonathan Winn at Keller Williams Connected for details and to schedule a tour.

Old Town Rock Hill is an energetic, walkable pocket anchored by Main Street’s shops, restaurants, and cultural venues. Tree-lined streets feature turn-of-the-century bungalows, pocket parks, and a growing selection of restored homes and infill. The area attracts buyers who prize downtown access and community events, while still offering relatively affordable pricing compared with nearby Charlotte suburbs.