Morris Lyles

Tucked into the heart of Wales Garden, beneath a canopy of mature landscape and set across a rare double lot, the Wallace–McGee House stands as one of Columbia’s most significant and distinctive properties. Designed in 1937 by acclaimed architect Edward Durell Stone, whose work includes The Kennedy Center and the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA.) From the moment you approach, the home’s presence is

Welcome to Senate Plaza Unit 58, a bright and beautifully updated fifth-floor condominium bringing comfort, convenience, and exceptional value in the heart of downtown Columbia. Natural light fills the living spaces, highlighting the new luxury vinyl plank flooring and tile throughout and creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.The updated kitchen features butcher block countertops (2023) and

25.05 acres of peace, privacy, and possibility await at this one-of-a-kind ''Great Escape'' in Leesville. Tucked among mature hardwoodsand open meadow, this property offers the rare feeling of being completely removed from the world while remaining within reach of Lexington, Columbia,and everyday conveniences. A winding drive welcomes you home to a thoughtfully crafted residence where character