Historic Ballenger House
Southern Hospitality at its finest...
To step into the Historic Ballenger House is to step into a different time when southern hospitality reigned supreme and life moved at a gentler pace. With sumptuous gardens, gracious oaks and lovely dogwoods, the Ballenger House offers an ideal venue for weddings, receptions, showers, parties, reunions and meetings.
The Historic Ballenger House is owned by the Seneca Woman's Club and is open by appointment for tours and available for rent.
The Historic Ballenger House, circa 1925, is a designated site on the South Carolina National Heritage Corridor located in historic downtown Seneca, South Carolina.
The house is a beautiful red brick, American foursquare-style residence built by Mr. And Mrs. Grady Woodfin Ballenger. Three members of the Ballenger family were devoted members of the Once-A-Week Club that is the mother of the South Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs.
In their honor, the Ballengers donated the house and grounds in 1980 to the women of Seneca as a meeting place for local clubs and organizations. The Seneca Woman's Club was formed in response to this donation and owns and operates the Historic Ballenger House as a 501(c)(3) non-profit.
Today the House serves as an ideal venue for weddings, receptions, meetings, showers, parties and reunions as well as a meeting place for a variety of local clubs.
The Historic Ballenger House also hosts art exhibits, cultural and tourism events.
Located within the Seneca Historic District, the Historic Ballenger House is close to fine dining, excellent shopping, art galleries and other historic attractions. The House lies within walking distance of 23 homes on the National Registry of Historic Places, some that have been converted into public buildings.
Several bed & breakfasts are in the area as well as numerous hotels to accommodate overnight guests.
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