''The Rectory'' is an architectural and historical crown jewel in the Town of Edgefield. Built circa 1835, this house served as the home of the rectors at Trinity Episcopal Church from 1846 through 1956. It is located at the corner of Simkins and Wigfall Streets, just a block north of Main Street, and is surrounded by properties of Trinity Episcopal Church, First Baptist Church and the Edgefield County Historical Society. It is a raised ''sandhills'' cottage with the main floor on the upper, or top level and the secondary rooms on the bottom, or basement level. The main floor has twelve-foot ceilings in the parlor, front hall and dining room. The woodwork in the house, including the mantlepieces, door and window frames, and the fanlight, are among the most elaborate in Edgefield. Excellent restoration opportunity! Bring your creativity and tool belt and make this historic Edgefield home your own! Major foundation restoration has been completed, and home is currently an empty shell ready for you to make it your own. With almost 4000 square feet. Owner has architectural plans which were drawn for the home. Original millwork and mantels come with the house. When completed, the house will have approximately 4,000 square feet of heated space, three full sized bedrooms, each with its own bath, and a garage. Call today to visit Historic Edgefield and explore the endless possibilities for this Antique Home.