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2864 Old Trolley Rd

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Summerville, SC 29485

$479,900

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Bedrooms: 4 beds

About this home

SOLD. Craftsman-style home in Historic Summerville on a quiet cul-de-sac. A first-floor guest suite with a full bath is ready for visitors or multi-gen living. The butler's pantry and mudroom drop zone keep daily life organized. Flowertown charm with Nexton's shops, gyms, and GO Station minutes away.

Questions about this home

How close is the water?

28 miles to Sullivan's Island beach and 20 miles to Cooper River Marina, straight-line distance. Downtown Charleston is 24 miles away.

Is this home in a flood zone?

Toggle the FEMA flood overlay on the map above to see the mapped zones around this address. Zone lines are parcel-specific, so before you offer we pull the actual FIRM panel and talk through what it means for insurance.

How do I see it in person?

Use "Schedule a tour" in the contact panel — pick a couple of times that work and your Summerville agent confirms the showing, usually the same day.

Can I still make an offer?

This home has sold, but it's useful as a comp — ask us about similar homes nearby or list alerts for this neighborhood.

Price & listing history

ListedJul 3, 2026

Location

FEMA flood zones

Coastal facts & costs

28 mi to Sullivan's Island beach20 mi to Cooper River Marina24 mi to Downtown Charlestonas the pelican flies

Estimated property taxes

~$2,400/yr as a primary residence · ~$7,199/yr as a second home or investment. SC assesses primaries at 4% and other property at 6% — rough planning figures, not a quote.

Estimated insurance

~$3,359/yr as a planning figure (coastal wind & hail loads the rate)— the number the portals never show. Check the flood-zone overlay on the map below, then ask us about wind & hail coverage and elevation certificates; we walk every buyer through SC evacuation zones and real coastal insurance costs before an offer.

Coastal & flood risk

Coastal buying means asking about water early — not after you fall in love. Flood zones describe the land, not the house: toggle the FEMA flood zones overlay on the map above to see how the mapped hazard areas sit around this address.

Checking the FEMA flood map for this point…

Zone X: Outside the mapped high-risk area. Flooding can still happen — insurance is optional but often cheap here.
Zones A / AE: The 1%-annual-chance (“100-year”) floodplain. Flood insurance is typically required with a federally backed mortgage.
Zones V / VE: Coastal high-hazard: the 1%-annual-chance zone plus wave action. Building rules and premiums are the strictest here.

Before an offer, ask:

Ask the seller for an elevation certificate; if none exists, price getting one into your due diligence.
Get a real NFIP or private flood quote before the offer — premiums vary block to block.
Ask about wind & hail coverage separately — coastal policies often split it out.

Listing data courtesy of Charleston Demo MLS.

Listing information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Data shown is demonstration seed data, not a live MLS feed. Properties are for illustration only.

Listings last updated Jul 30, 2026, 2:00 AM

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About this home

Questions about this home

How close is the water?

28 miles to Sullivan's Island beach and 20 miles to Cooper River Marina, straight-line distance. Downtown Charleston is 24 miles away.

Is this home in a flood zone?

How do I see it in person?

Use "Schedule a tour" in the contact panel — pick a couple of times that work and your Summerville agent confirms the showing, usually the same day.

Can I still make an offer?

This home has sold, but it's useful as a comp — ask us about similar homes nearby or list alerts for this neighborhood.

Coastal facts & costs

28 mi to Sullivan's Island beach20 mi to Cooper River Marina24 mi to Downtown Charlestonas the pelican flies

Estimated property taxes

~$2,400/yr as a primary residence · ~$7,199/yr as a second home or investment. SC assesses primaries at 4% and other property at 6% — rough planning figures, not a quote.

Estimated insurance

Coastal & flood risk

Checking the FEMA flood map for this point…

Zone X

Outside the mapped high-risk area. Flooding can still happen — insurance is optional but often cheap here.

Zones A / AE

The 1%-annual-chance (“100-year”) floodplain. Flood insurance is typically required with a federally backed mortgage.

Zones V / VE

Coastal high-hazard: the 1%-annual-chance zone plus wave action. Building rules and premiums are the strictest here.

Before an offer, ask:

Ask the seller for an elevation certificate; if none exists, price getting one into your due diligence.

Get a real NFIP or private flood quote before the offer — premiums vary block to block.

Ask about wind & hail coverage separately — coastal policies often split it out.

2864 Old Trolley Rd

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Questions about this home

Price & listing history

Location

Coastal facts & costs

Coastal & flood risk

Before an offer, ask:

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