Flowertown Realty

09/25/2026

Just listed: 1127 Northland Dr in Cayce, $198,700.

2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1,073 square feet, built in 1954, no HOA. Granite counters and white glass-front cabinetry in the kitchen, hardwood floors and built-ins in the living room, new HVAC and a roof that's about 10 years old. Fenced backyard with a deck.

For more info:

https://listings.flowertownrealty.com/1127-northland

09/22/2026

Coming soon: a 2 bed, 1 bath single-family home in Cayce.

1,073 square feet, built in 1954, new HVAC, no HOA. I'm out there this week getting it ready to list, video walkthrough included, and I'll have the full details, photos and price up shortly.

If you or someone you know is looking in the Cayce / metro Columbia area, message me and I'll make sure you see it the day it's live.

09/18/2026

Buyers — the market shifted in your favor more than you might think. Here's the number that proves it.

09/16/2026

Thinking about listing in Summerville? Days on market in the $350–500K range just jumped almost 30% year over year. Pricing and marketing matter more right now than they did last year. Curious what that means for your street? Send me a message. 🏡

08/31/2026

Your Weekly Home Tip from Flowertown Realty

Your home should have all the typical emergency response items in an easy-to-access location. These items include:

- A first aid kit complete with bandaids, gauze, anti-bacterial wipes, eye patches, pain-reliever, etc.
- Medicines for common ailments such as upset stomach or colds
- Inhalers, if necessary
- Emergency numbers for contacts, doctors, hospitals or poison control centers
- Anything else that may be necessary for the unique needs in your home

08/31/2026

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08/28/2026

The Carolina Wren was sponsored by Dr Barbara Dunning. Any guesses where she's located?

08/25/2026

These Carolina Chickadees were sponsored by Sarah & Jeff Wiggins. Any guesses where she's located?

08/24/2026

Your Weekly Home Tip from Flowertown Realty

Clean your gutters. Cleaning the gutters out is something no one really wants to do, but it can save you money on replacement gutters, and even on repairing roof damage. Clogged gutters can overflow and break, and put a strain on the roof itself. In the winter, they can fill with ice that causes thawing damage or strains the material. You can get special gutter cleaning tools, or do it the old fashioned way:

- Put on a long-sleeved top and rubber gloves
- Steady the ladder against the side of the house
- Scoop the dirt out with a small shovel
- Dump it onto a tarp, not your lawn
- Flush the gutters out with a hose