Discover your hidden gem: A timeless homestead since 1890.Tucked away in a world that often feels too rushed, there exists a rare sanctuary where time slows down and nature whispers its oldest stories. This is not just a property-it is a living piece of history, a hidden gem that has been farmed and homesteaded continuously since 1890. Here the land itself feels alive with possibility, offering a peaceful retreat that seamlessly blends natural splendor with practical, productive acreage. Imagine stepping onto fertile soil that has sustained families for well over a century. Rolling pastures, organic and lush, stretch before you, many already equipped with water pipes for easy management. Some fencing is in place, ready for your vision- whether you dream of raising horses, running a small farm, or creating a self-sufficient homestead. The pastures flow naturally into woodlands of majestic hardwoods and towering pines, creating a rich tapestry of open land and shaded canopy. Wander the established trail system that winds through the property. You'll spot white-tailed deer and other wildlife that call this place home. You'll hear the calls of whippoorwills, doves and bobwhite quail. Mature fruit and nut trees dot the landscape: sweet figs, persimmons, pecans, black walnuts and wild cherries. Wild blackberry brambles, muscadine vines heavy with grapes and vibrant passion fruit add layers of seasonal abundance. At the heart of the property is a charming home completed in 1940. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, it offers comfortable living space that respects the properties heritage with modern amenities. There is a barn with electricity, a shop for projects, and three additional sheds for storage. Private well and septic. Properties with this depth of history, natural beaty and ready infrastructure are increasingly rare. A continuous legacy of farming and homesteading since 1890 means the soil is proven. This timeless homestead is waiting for you. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
Greater Lexington, located between the Saluda River and Lake Murray, is a suburban and commercial West Columbia neighborhood with lake-country scenery and a busy retail corridor. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the U.S. 378 (Sunset Blvd) and I-20 interchange, where big-box plazas, local eateries, and steady traffic set the daily rhythm. The Icehouse Amphitheater, State Street’s indie shops, and Savage Craft Ale Works act as cultural pillars beyond the main arterials. Housing ranges from mid-century ranches to newer subdivisions, with pockets of wooded lots near creeks. Commuter routes radiate toward Columbia, while riverfront paths and lake access shape weekends. Public parks and sports complexes add open space between shopping centers and neighborhoods.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Living
Interior features
Living room with fireplace and decorative molding
Pantry
Eat-in kitchen
Bedrooms
Main-level primary bedroom with balcony/deck and ceiling fan
Bathrooms
Two full bathrooms
Kitchen
Wood cabinets
Solid surface countertops
Vinyl flooring in kitchen
Laundry & utility
Electric laundry in heated utility room
Flooring
Vinyl flooring (kitchen)
Heating & cooling
Central heating
Heat pump on first level (heating and cooling)
Exterior features
Other exterior finish
Dirt road access
23.31-acre property
Home design
Single-story home
Parking
10 parking spaces
Construction
Crawlspace foundation
Utilities
Private well
Septic system
Electricity and solar
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