
Acreage, Fireplace, Creek
Six hundred and thirty-seven feet of Terrapin Branch runs along the north edge of this property. That's the thing. You get a working creek, not just a ditch on the property line, and it borders the full width of the north side. The pasture behind the house runs about nine of the ten acres, so if you have animals or want to, the land is already set up for it.
The shop is 24 by 32 with a ten-foot ceiling and a rollup door. That's a real working space, big enough for a truck or equipment or whatever you're building. There's also a separate storage building on the property.
The house itself is 1,233 square feet with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Hardwood floors in the living room, laminate elsewhere. There's a fireplace in the living room and a separate dining room, which a lot of houses this size skip. The front porch is large, which matters when you're looking at that much open land in front of you. Central heat and air.
The agent calls it updated, but the listing doesn't say when or what specifically. The year built isn't listed. The photos would tell you more than the description does here.
What you're paying for is clear enough: the land, the creek frontage, the pasture, and the shop. The house is functional and has some things going for it, hardwood floors and a fireplace being two of them, but it's 1,233 square feet. The acreage is the point. The property also has 892 linear feet of frontage on Highway 253, so access and visibility from the road are good.
For $149,500 with ten acres, a working shop, and a creek boundary, this is a straightforward rural property that does what it says.


