Farmstead Living Close To Columbia - Home, Fencing, Pastures And Pool

Tucked just outside of Pelion, this 5.93 +/- acre homestead offers the kind of rural lifestyle that's getting harder to findpeaceful, productive, and surrounded by the natural beauty of the South. At the heart of the property stand several majestic live oaks, some of the most iconic trees in the Southern landscape. These towering giants don't just provide shadethey anchor the front and back yards with their timeless presence and give the land a sense of rootedness and history that only comes with time.The 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home, built in 1991, sits among this canopy of oaks and serves as a functional hub for the farm. The land is nearly fully fenced with a combination of Red Brand woven wire and 2x4 welded wire - perfect for a variety of animals, including goats, rabbits, turkeys, ducks, chickens, or pigs. Whether you're growing food for your family, starting small, or planning a full-fledged farm, this property gives you room to grow - literally and figuratively.A gated entrance off Megill Drive opens to multiple pastures, a small duck pond, and several small outbuildings for storage. A young tree nursery and an established herb garden offer a great head start on homesteading or market gardening. The back of the property is timbered with loblolly pine, mature eastern red cedars, and mixed hardwoods, creating both privacy and potential for future income. Wildlife is active, and the neighboring organic farm, growing kale and soybeans, adds to the property's appeal for those pursuing a sustainable lifestyle.Located just minutes from Pelion and within easy reach of Lexington and Columbia, this property strikes a rare balance between seclusion and convenience. Local spots like Taylor's Restaurant give the area its small-town charm, while nearby highways make commuting or traveling a breeze.Whether you're starting a new chapter or looking to simplify and reconnect with the land, this property delivers space, flexibility, and that unmistakable Southern character, thanks in no small part to those graceful, centuries-old oaks standing watch.