c.1930 South Carolina Cottage on 4 Acres $189K

$189,000

Escape the noise and embrace full country serenity! Set smack in the middle of four private acres, this South Carolina cottage offers true seclusion with zero neighboring homes in view. Spend your days soaking up the fresh air from porches spanning three sides of the home—your ultimate outdoor sanctuary awaits.

Realtor Comments

Are you looking to be one with nature? 7 Large pecan trees, 2 large pear trees and tons of flowers. Watch the deer and turkey as they wander by. Inside there is a Living room, dining room, two bedrooms, large kitchen, bathroom and two other rooms – plenty of space! You will enjoy rainy nights with the metal roof. Home sold as is. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.

2bd
1ba
1,368sqft
4 acres
Circa 1930

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276 Bodie Rd, Pelion, SC 29123

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Pros of Living in Pelion

Affordable Land and Housing: Real estate prices sit lower than national averages, making it easier to purchase single-family homes with generous acreage, mobile homes on private land, or build custom properties.
Quiet Rural Lifestyle: The town maintains a small-town atmosphere with open farmland, quiet country roads, and minimal traffic congestion.
Proximity to Major Hubs: While peaceful, Pelion is situated roughly 30 minutes from Lexington and about 35–40 minutes from downtown Columbia, putting urban amenities, state government jobs, and shopping within driving distance.
Lexington School District One: Pelion is zoned within Lexington County School District One, one of the higher-rated school districts in the region, which is a key draw for local families.
Tight-Knit Community: Residents enjoy a friendly, rural environment with local staple events like the annual fall Peanut Party.

Cons of Living in Pelion

Limited Local Job Market: Major employers within the immediate town are limited largely to agriculture, small local businesses, and public services. Most working residents commute out of town.
Longer Commutes: The average one-way commute is around 30 to 35 minutes. Essential daily errands often require driving to nearby towns like Lexington, West Columbia, or Aiken.
Minimal Commercial Development & Entertainment: The town has basic local amenities (such as a grocery market and a few restaurants), but lacks major retail chains, big-box stores, fine dining, or active nightlife options.
Longer Response Times for Emergency Services: Due to its spread-out rural footprint, response times for police, medical, and fire emergency services can take longer than in urban or suburban centers.
Lack of Public Transit & Walkability: Owning a personal vehicle is necessary, as there is virtually no public transportation or walkable town grid.