This property is tucked away at the end of the road, surrounded by woods, and offering a peace and privacy that's hard to come by these days. The property features a massive two-story Metal Building with two oversized doors — one originally built for semi-truck repair. The home itself is a classic basement rancher with a two-bay garage in the basement, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a galley kitchen. You'll find beautiful hardwood floors in the living room and kitchen, updated doors and windows, and plenty of potential to make it your own. The layout is a little unconventional, but it's functional, clean, and sleek. If you're looking for a luxury showplace, this probably isn't it — but if you value comfort, privacy, and land with character, you'll feel right at home here. Like many rural Southern areas, you'll see a few trailers on the way in, but as the road winds back, it turns into pure bliss. The neighborhood is made up of good people — the kind who race each other to mow their lawns and wave when you pass by. There's one rough property nearby, but the rest are well-kept, family homes. Now, let's talk about the land — because it's truly something special. I added a 300 sq. ft. covered observation deck off the back of the barn, and the wildlife will absolutely blow your mind. Deer visit daily, along with the occasional wild pig, raccoons, and more bird species than I've seen anywhere else. The ecosystem here is vibrant and alive — huge pines, oaks, cedars, wildflowers, and the kind of quiet you can feel in your soul. Some nights, as I sit in prayer, it feels like God Himself is breathing a little bit of Eden back into the world right here.