CompCasa Property Analysis · single_family

218 Morgan St

Renovated 1922 Bungalow on 0.5 Acre Near Old Town Rock Hill

Turnkey 2-bed, 2-bath historic bungalow with modern systems and large yard

2 beds2 baths1,184 sq ftBuilt 19220.5 acresnone
CompCasa valuation analysis
Estimated market value
$264,500
Low $250,000 · Midpoint $264,500 · High $279,000
Confidence65%Sales comparison approach
Last recorded sale$265,000Mar 5, 2026
CompCasa estimate$264,500Mar 14, 2026
Estimate vs. last recorded sale−$500 / −0.2%
$250,000$264,500 midpoint$279,000
Price / sq ft$223.64
Median sale price$260,000
Avg days on market30 days
Inventory2.5 months

Estimate anchored to current list price ($265,000) and prior 2022 sale ($250,000). Range accounts for renovated condition, sizable 0.5-acre lot, and proximity to Old Town Rock Hill. No live comps pulled; local market knowledge used.

About the property

Renovated 1922 Bungalow on 0.5 Acre Near Old Town Rock Hill

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.

Property details

A 1922 bungalow on 0.5 acres.

Building

Year built1922
ConstructionWood Frame With Vinyl Siding (Updated)
RoofAsphalt Shingle (New 2024)
HeatingHeat Pump (new 2022)
CoolingCentral Air (new 2022)

Site & utilities

Lot size0.5 acres
Garagenone
Stories1
ConditionExcellent
BasementNone
FireplaceNo
Improvement notesComprehensive renovation in 2022 including new electrical, plumbing, HVAC (including new ductwork), interior finishes, cabinetry, granite counters; new roof 2024; new vinyl siding and fence.
Lot area21,780 sq ft
TopographyLevel
ParkingDriveway And On Street
Parking spaces4
Parking notesDriveway and on-street parking; no garage.
AccessStreet access from Morgan St; typical residential curb cut.
WaterCity
SewerPublic Sewer
ElectricUnderground Utilities (Utility Provider Not Listed)
Location & nearby

Old Town / Downtown Rock Hill

Researched nearby locations

Old Town Rock Hill / Main Street (0.2 mi)
Winthrop University (≈1.2 mi)
Riverwalk / Chester River Park (≈0.5 mi)

Location

218 Morgan St, Rock Hill, SC 29730

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Editorial neighborhood context

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.

Nearby access summary

Short walks to riverwalk, parks, and downtown plazas; easy access to local trails and community events.

ElementaryEbenezer Elementary (Rock Hill Schools) — estimated 6/10
Middle schoolNorthwestern Middle (or Rock Hill assigned middle school) — estimated 6/10
High schoolRock Hill High School (Rock Hill Schools) — estimated 6/10
School districtRock Hill Schools
Market context

A factual market snapshot around 218 Morgan St.

Median sale price$260,000
Avg days on market30 days
Inventory2.5 months
1-year appreciation300.0%
5-year appreciation1200.0%
Editorial market perspective

Old Town Rock Hill has become one of the region’s most sought-after pockets for buyers who want downtown access within a more affordable price band than Charlotte. Inventory for renovated smaller homes remains constrained, which supports pricing for turnkey properties. Median sale prices in Rock Hill have risen modestly in recent years (mid-single digits annually) as in-migration from the Charlotte MSA continues. Homes that combine historic character, modern systems, and walkability — like 218 Morgan St — typically see brisk interest and sell close to list when priced competitively. At $265,000, this house is positioned to attract both owner-occupiers and investors seeking a lower-risk buy: major systems are new, the lot provides long-term optionality, and downtown amenities are walkable. Expect a buyer pool of local professionals, university-related rentals, and buyers relocating from Charlotte suburbs.

Zoning & land use

Likely single-family residential zoning consistent with surrounding neighborhood (Old Town). Exact zoning code must be verified with city planning.

Zoning

DescriptionLikely single-family residential zoning consistent with surrounding neighborhood (Old Town). Exact zoning code must be verified with city planning.
JurisdictionCity of Rock Hill
Current useResidential

Research-indicated uses

  • Single Family Residential
  • Accessory Structures (Subject To Local Regs)
  • Potential Small Scale Home Office Uses (Subject To Local Regs)
Verify with the jurisdiction: Zoning, setbacks, and allowed-use summaries are research indicators—not legal advice or a determination that a specific use is permitted.
Tax & sale history

Assessment data and recorded transactions.

Assessed value is kept visually separate from the CompCasa market-value estimate.

Sale history

2026-03-05$265,000
2022-09-20$250,000
2022-07-28$259,900
2022-03-22$90,000
Research findings & due diligence

What the research supports — and what is still worth verifying.

Key findings

  • List price: $265,000 (as of 2026-03-05).
  • Living area: 1,184 SF; 2 beds / 2 baths; built 1922, renovated 2022.
  • Lot size: 21,780 SF (0.50 acres).
  • Major systems replaced or updated: HVAC (2022), electrical and plumbing (2022), roof (2024).
  • No garage; parking via driveway and on-street.
Highlights & features

What stands out about this property.

01Comprehensive renovation in 2022 — electrical, plumbing, HVAC replaced
02New roof installed in 2024 and updated vinyl siding
03Custom kitchen with granite counters and nearly-new appliances
04Large 0.50-acre lot with full fencing — rare downtown parcel

Interior Features

  • 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms
  • Approx. 1,184 SF single-level living
  • Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring and crown molding
  • Gourmet kitchen with custom cabinetry and granite counters
  • Nearly-new stainless steel appliances (dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, electric range/oven)
  • New mudroom (converted from enclosed porch); pantry space

Exterior & Lot

  • Large 0.50-acre lot (21,780 SF) — rare deep lot for downtown area
  • New vinyl siding and porch columns
  • New roof (2024)
  • Fully fenced backyard
  • Driveway plus on-street parking

Location & Neighborhood

  • Walking distance to Old Town Rock Hill (shops, dining, events)
  • Short drive/bike to Winthrop University
  • Close to Riverwalk and community parks
  • Neighborhood Character: historic bungalow stock with restored homes and pocket commercial

Walkability & Recreation

  • Walkability Rating: 70/100
  • Nearby riverwalk, parks, and downtown amenities
  • Easy access to local trails and Winthrop campus
Research transparency

Sources & research confidence.

See where the property research came from and how confidence varies by field.

View sources & confidence
1
Redfin (scraped JSON)View source
2
Canopy MLS (via MLS Grid)
Important: This analysis is AI-assisted using pre-scraped listing data and model knowledge. It is not a formal appraisal. Verify all critical facts before making decisions.