ONE ADDRESS. TWO SPACES. A LOT MORE OPTIONS. The main house gives you the character. The additional tiny home gives you the flexibility. And 1.03 acres with NO HOA gives you room to enjoy both. Welcome to 305 N Main Street in Hemingway, an all-brick, single-level home that stands out not because it tries to be something brand new—but because it offers something genuinely useful. More ways to live. The main residence offers approximately 1,836 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, wrapped in timeless brick construction and filled with natural light. At the center of the living room, a white-brick fireplace gives the space instant personality—the kind of architectural detail that makes a room feel established rather than manufactured. The kitchen keeps everyday life practical with stainless steel appliances, pantry storage and plenty of workspace, while the split-bedroom layout and main-level primary make the floor plan comfortable and easy to navigate. But here's where this property gets interesting. There's an additional tiny home. A separate space with possibilities all its own. Use it as private guest quarters. Create an in-law setup. Turn it into a hobby studio, art room, home office, creative workshop or quiet retreat away from the main house. One property. Two distinct spaces to make your own. Outside, approximately 1.03 acres gives everything some breathing room, while the connected brick carport provides covered parking and additional storage possibilities. And there's NO HOA. So instead of buying another three-bedroom home and immediately wondering where you're going to find that extra room… Start with a property that already thought beyond the main house. 305 N MAIN STREET | HEMINGWAY, SC 3 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • Approx. 1,836 Sq. Ft. Main Residence • 1.03 Acres • All-Brick Construction • Single-Level Living • White-Brick Fireplace • Main-Level Primary • Split-Bedroom Layout • Stainless Steel Appliances • Pantry • Connected Brick Carport • Additional Tiny Home • NO HOA Most listings tell you how many rooms you're getting. This one makes you think about how many ways you could use them. Main house. Tiny home. More than an acre. WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH THE EXTRA SPACE?