Built in 2010, the 2,300 square foot home has 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. Constructed with an eye for detail and an emphasis on quality and energy efficiency, the home features ceramic tile floors in the kitchen and bathrooms while beautiful hardwood floors are in the living areas and bedrooms. The well-appointed kitchen has solid surface counters and opens nicely to the dining area. Insulated windows and a tankless water heater contribute to energy efficiency. Perhaps the greatest feature of the home is the nearly full-length back porch, which takes full advantage of topography to yield peaceful views and capture ever present breezes.

Bucolic Surroundings

The home is centrally located on the property which is almost entirely used for hay production. The list of easily adaptable potential uses is extensive and includes pastures, dove fields, game patches, horseback riding and planting timber. Viewed from the back porch and lying beyond the hayfields is the 170,000 acre Sumter National Forest, offering multiple opportunities for outdoor recreational enjoyment. Along the paved road frontage, a simple but effective buffer of cedars and hardwoods provides privacy and seclusion.

Small Tract Investment, Large Property Potential

If hunting is a passion, consider easing into the national forest from your porch while turkeys gobble on the roost or enjoy watching deer from your rocking chair. The Young Farm gives you the opportunity to stretch your legs across thousands of acres of hunting land while only making the investment to secure 30 private acres for yourself.

Deceptively Convenient

From the secluded home perched on a hill, you'll feel like you're truly removed from metropolitan hustle. However, with almost a quarter mile of road frontage on SC Highway 121, Newberry and Interstate 26 are only 10 minutes away. From there, Columbia, Greenville and Spartanburg are all less than an hour away. Greenwood is roughly the same distance on pleasant secondary roads.