132 Union St SE, Aiken, SC 29801

Built in 1999 by Sothern Railway, Aiken's historic train depot on Union Street was considered to be more elaborate than most of it's counterparts. The Building was demolished in 1954 when the Railroad ceased passenger travel to Aiken from Charleston and beyond (catering to Northerners who were faithful to the "Winter Colony"). However it remains a fixture of downtown's wide tree-lined streets, currently houses the City Visitors Center and Train Museum, and serves as the point of departure for historic trolley tours. Situated one block north of this ornamental train station is the neighborly Union Street Development, which invites a sense of community while offering the comforts of a quaint, southern retreat. The collection of six , free-standing residential homes celebrates characteristics of the region's signature architecture - especially the popular Charleston "sideways" homes designed to maximize modest square footage, almost always with a southern - facing porch to catch the afternoon breeze. Reach out and capture the opportunity to enjoy one of these homes today!