Seneca

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Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this California style bungalow was built in 1909 by Dr. & Mrs. W.J. Lunney and occupied continuously by the Lunney family until 1969. Its distinctive Arts and Crafts architecture extends to include a... Read More

Starr

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Turn of the century home nestled in the Upcountry foothills; Sunday afternoon tea, pond, and gardens. Full service restaurant with Tuesday-Friday lunch with Southern Sunday Lunch from 11 am--2 pm, and Dinner Friday-Saturday 5 pm-until. Read More

Anderson

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Recently renovated, this fine hotel is located only minutes away from area restaurants, movie theater, Clemson University and attractions. Amenities include free wireless high speed Internet, microwave, refrigerators, free breakfast, new Serta pillow... Read More

Pendleton

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A classic example of a upcountry plantation house. Includes a spacious front porch, screened side porch, and back deck overlooking historic farm buildings, wooded vistas, and native flora. Located along the gentle foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains,... Read More

Seneca

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Suites and Jacuzzi rooms available. Short drive from Clemson University. Boat charging stations available at the hotel at no charge with stay. Read More

Seneca

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The opening of the Blue Ridge Arts Council 16th Annual Juried Arts Show will be 5:30-8:30 pm January 19. The reception will be held in conjunction with the Downtown Go Round in historic downtown Seneca. Work that is not chosen for the juried show... Read More