Remarks:
At this asking price, this home is a special opportunity. Built in 1963, the eleven wooded acre homestead has been owned by one family. Once a place where the current owners once rode horses that pastured under the 2 1/2 acres of power easement ( to the right of the property). In addition to the home, outbuildings include a large building that could be used to stable horses, equipment or boats. An RV shed offers cover for the 'home on wheels". Another building houses a workshop. And, finally, a mobile home could be,with limited effort, converted into a rental or a guest "house". The land is beautiful, forested with large hardwoods and bounded at the rear of the property by a rushing stream. To the left side of the property, the City of Central has purchased acreage for a park. Across the street, a a triangular shaped piece of property is part of this sale insuring privacy. The house has beautiful wood floors and grooved knotty pine paneling. A family room with gas fireplace is perfect for those crisp fall mornings. Kitchen, breakfast area, inviting.
As much as anything, the location of this property is a significant part of its attractiveness. It is located just a mile from Historic Central. Ample shopping is located just seven miles away in Clemson and even a broader selection of shopping is located in Seneca, just across the Seneca River. Clemson University has a special relationship with the community. Unlike many college towns, CU and the city fathers have made a concerted effort to be part of the greater community. Thus area residents become part of the Clemson family and enjoy watching sports, continuing their education or relaxing while seeing the many publically offered cultural activities. Seven miles too far? Southern Wesleyn University is located just two miles away in Central.
Lakes Keowee (Duke Power) and Hartwell (Corps of Engineers) are minutes away, literally, and have many public access points. Keowee is one of two "blue water" lakes in the State. Clear, cool and refreshing, Keowee has a maximum depth of 297 feet, averages a depth of 54 feet, is 23 miles long and has 350 miles of shoreline. Hartwell has 962 miles of shoreline and has an average depth of 45 feet and is world reknown for its excellent fishing. Neither lake is crowded, even on the weekends. Cruising great fun whether it be heading to the mountains on Lake Keowee or exploring the Piedmont by boat in Lake Hartwell.
The mountains are just twenty minutes away. Perfect for hiking, biking or searching for one of the hundreds of waterfalls that populate Sumter National Forest or the Blue Ridge Parkway.
As a summer house, weekend "getaway" or permanent residence, this home offers more than a place to live. It offers a complete change of lifestyle. Be it outdoor activities or taking in the many cultural activities in the area, this house meets the need! Sellers are motivated!
Note: All numerical representations are approximations and may be inaccurate. If Buyers decision to purchase is based on numerical representation, Buyer/Buyers agent shall be responsible for verifying all numerical representations.
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