c.1920 South Carolina Farmhouse on 1.2 Acres $140K
$140,000
Experience the ideal mix of charm, comfort, and peaceful country living in this timeless South Carolina farmhouse, nestled on 1.w picturesque acres. Set amidst serene, open land and adorned with majestic magnolia trees in the front yard, this property provides the privacy and allure you desire.
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Step inside to find refreshed living spaces featuring new flooring, updated insulation, and an updated bathroomall while retaining the timeless farmhouse feel. Many windows bring in generous natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere throughout. Enjoy year-round comfort with a 3-year-old HVAC unit, and peace of mind with a 10-year-old roof, updated electrical, and newer insulation. Outside, the flat, easy-to-maintain yard provides plenty of room to relax, garden, or simply enjoy the countryside breeze. The welcoming front porch offers the perfect spot to take in the view of the magnolia-lined lawn. If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat with classic Southern charm, this Laurens County farmhouse is a must-see!
- 2bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1920
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1858 Pitts Rd, Laurens, SC 29360 $140,000
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Pros
- Affordability
Housing costs are generally lower than the national average, making it accessible for families and individuals. - Community Atmosphere
Laurens has a close-knit community feel, with friendly locals and a variety of community events that foster connection. - Natural Beauty
The area boasts beautiful landscapes, including parks, lakes, and rural scenery, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. - Rich History
Laurens is steeped in history, featuring historic sites and buildings that reflect its heritage. - Moderate Climate
The climate is generally mild, with warm summers and mild winters, allowing for year-round outdoor activities. - Convenient Location
Situated between larger cities like Greenville and Spartanburg, residents have access to urban amenities while enjoying small-town living.
Cons
- Limited Job Opportunities
The local job market can be competitive, and options may be limited outside of certain industries. - Public Transportation
Public transport options are minimal, making a car necessary for most residents. - Healthcare Access
While there are local healthcare facilities, more specialized services may require travel to nearby cities. - Cultural Activities
Fewer cultural and entertainment options compared to larger urban areas, which can result in limited nightlife and dining diversity. - Weather Concerns
Summers can be hot and humid, which may be uncomfortable for some residents. - Educational Limitations
While there are schools in the area, options may be limited compared to larger districts, and parents might need to consider their choices carefully.
