Nestled in the heart of Darlington, this beautifully preserved home at 302 Cashua Street is truly one of a kind. Lovingly referred to by its current owner as "My Darling House," this residence offers timeless charm, character, and a sense of serenity that's hard to find. From the moment you step inside, youll be greeted by tall windows that flood the rooms with natural light, gleaming wood floors, and elegant pocket doors that speak to the homes historic roots. The layout is both gracious and functional, ideal for quiet moments or entertaining. Step outside into your very own private, fully fenced garden oasisan evolving labor of love over the past eight years. The backyard is nothing short of a personal Garden of Eden, complete with fruit trees (peach, nectarine, pear, pomegranate, loquat, and fig), an abundant variety of flowering shrubs, perennials, and bulbs, and thoughtfully planted ornamental trees, including live oaks, evergreens, dogwoods, and mimosa. The home was originally selected with multigenerational living in mind, offering the rare advantage of walkable access to essential services. Almost everythingfrom restaurants and a coffee shop to a charming local pubis just a short stroll away. Nature lovers will also appreciate nearby Williamson Park, a peaceful cypress bog with scenic walking trails. On the property, youll also find a cottage with a newly laid foundation, ready for restoration and transformation into a guest house, studio, or peaceful garden retreat. A historic corn crib adds even more character and potential to this already exceptional property. Whether youre drawn by the romance of historic architecture, the joy of gardening, or the convenience of in-town living, 302 Cashua Street offers an extraordinary opportunity to live a life of charm, beauty, and connection.

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