Powe-Marshall House, Cheraw, SC (formerly known as the Hartzell House)- Circa 1790 Historic Colonial 11 Room / 4 Bath Mansion - Personal Headquarters of General W.T. Sherman during the Civil War. Over 5000 sq. ft.
with all the comforts of modern amenities - completely renovated in 2007-2008
(New Paint, Plumbing, Electrical, Stabilization of Brick Fireplaces, 2 Separate HVAC Units, Modernized and Remodeled Baths and Kitchen with granite, marble and tile upgrades).

4.49 Acres with landscaped grounds, elaborate gardens, pebble gravel circular drive, ancient oaks, authentic outbuildings and well manicured lawn with gentle slope to Wilson Creek which meanders through the Town of Cheraw. Property features both a welcoming Front Porch ideal for Summertime Rocking and Lemonade Sipping and an Upstairs Porch with private views of your entire estate.

Home Features Original Heart Pine flooring, period hardware, crown/cylinder glass windows and detailed wood mantles, moldings and wainscoting. This home offers the perfect floor plan.

Downstairs:
Entry hall with traditional 4 over 4 Design.
Living Room Parlor with Fireplace, elaborate window treatments and electric wall sconces.
Formal Dining Room with Fireplace, Late Georgian Style Window Treatments, Bronze Baroque Style Crystal Chandelier circa early 1900's.
Study with Fireplace, "Fleur de Lis" style Tapestry Valences and Built-in Cabinetry and Shelves.
Sitting Room with Porcelain Blue and White Chandelier, Custom made "Toile de Jouy" curtains.
Downstairs Bath with Marble. Custom Kitchen with Hand Sawn Ceiling Beams, Granite Countertops, High End Hidden Appliances and Walnut Cabinetry.
Breakfast Area with Original Hand-Sawn Ceiling Beams and Custom made Valences of Toile.
Informal Den with Separate Entrance featuring Transom and Side Lights (formal law office relocated at the turn of the century), Custom Shutters, Hand Sawn Ceiling Beams and working Fireplace.
Center Hall and Stairwell with Detailed Newel Posts and Spindles.
Stairwell splits on second level to access front and rear portions of the 2nd level.
Upstairs:
Master Bedroom with Fireplace.
Sitting Room off Master Bedroom with Fireplace.
Bath for Master Bedroom with Custom Tiling.
Back Bedroom with Fireplace.
2nd Upstairs Bath for Back Bedroom with Custom Tiling.
Front Bedroom. 3rd Upstairs Bath for Front Bedroom.

Cheraw SC, also known as "The Prettiest Town in Dixie":

The Powe-Marshall House is featured on Cheraw's Website.

Cheraw is one of South Carolina's oldest and most picturesque inland towns.

Cheraw is rich with gardens, parks and the architectural heritage of three centuries. Shop, golf, or enjoy the outdoor adventures the area has to offer. Offers Banking, Hospital, Medical Offices, Wal-Mart, State Park, Golf Course, the Great Pee Dee River, Regional Airport, Restaurants and More. A strong economic base blends this beautiful legacy with the best of the present, making Cheraw a wonderful place to live.

"Cheraw is a beautiful place in all seasons. Winter camellias give way to spring azaleas and fall leaves. Life is a little easier with a low cost of living and without long commutes and traffic hassles. Residents have more time to enjoy their families, friends and outdoor adventures."


Personal Property: 4701 sq. feet of Glorious Southern Living from the entire Living Powe-Marshall Estate. Antiques, Fine Furnishings, Collectables, Tools, Etc… A. Babcock c. 1814-1816 Square Grand Piano. Its twin is on display at the Smithsonian. Been in Powe family for more than 150 years, Numerous Imported Hand-Made Persian Room Size Rugs, 20 Original Giuseppe Armani (1935-2006) Sculptures (Many Limited Editions), Mahogany Duncan Phyfe Table with inverting leafs and 6 Chairs, Federal Style Mahogany China Cabinet and Buffet, Magnolia Painting by Kentucky Artist, Eunice Noderer, Duncan Phyfe Style Mahogany Coffee Table, English Walnut Game Table features Pedestal Base and Slipper Feet with 4 Shield Back Chairs hand-carved with fleur-de-lis, Federal Style Convex Mirror, Brass Spittoon -Powe Family Heirloom, King Tut and Bride Painting on Papyrus brought back from Egypt by Owners, German-Victorian hand-carved Walnut Pier Mirror with marble top c. 1870-1880, 9 ft. Walnut Sideboard with elaborate frat work and beveled mirrors c. 1880 acquired from Albuquerque, New Mexico Hotel, Framed Print of "The Burial of Atala" c. 1813 by Anne-Loius Girodet de Roussy-Trison, Signed Print of "Mercer Mansion" located in the historic district of Savannah GA, Lithograph of Marc Chagall's original painting "Lovers Under Red Sun", Large Pine Chest c. 1842, Early Flaxen Wheel, Antique Toy Collection, Tiger Oak Music Cabinet with Shelves, Hand-Carved Pair of Walnut Chairs upholstered in Red Velvet, Eastlake Walnut Washstand with Marble Top, Tea Cart with Serving Tray, Small Egyptian Rug c. 1500-1700's, Civil War Era Matching Twin Beds, Antique Magazine Stand, Early American Pine Pie Safe with Tin Inserts, Solid Walnut Kitchen Table with 6 Chairs with metal rivets adorning leather upholstery, Exceptionally large, primitive Dough Bowl, Stained Glass Fireplace Screen, 40+ Individual Pieces of Department 56 Snow Village Collection, Collection of Delft Ware, Silver Sets - Serving Sets, Spoon Collection, Coffee/Tea Sets, Old Trunk, Hand-Painted Tea Sets, Antique Writing Desk, Replica of Scarlett O'Hara's Dress from Gone with the Wind, Gone with the Wind Collection featuring Print signed by Vivian Lee
and Much, Much More….

HOMES OWNER FINANCING TERMS:

Purchaser will make a deposit in the amount of 25%.

Owner will finance the balance at 8% per annum for a maximum term of 15 years.

LAND ONLY
OWNER FINANCING TERMS:

Purchaser will make a deposit in the amount of 20%.

Owner will finance the balance at 8% per annum for a maximum term of 10 years.