$324,999

Welcome to this beautiful 4 year old new 3-bedroom, 2-bath built home, perfectly nestled on 1.4 acres in a serene setting. From the moment you arrive, the front porch invites you to enjoy the morning breeze or just enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Step inside and be greeted by a flowing open layout featuring a welcoming living room which flows into the dining area and beautiful large kitchen which is ready to prepare everything from casual breakfasts to hosting dinners. This home has a split floor plan, making the master suite private from your guest or family members. Each of the three bedrooms are very generously sized, and the baths are finished with modern touches and neutral tones throughout, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The large primary bedroom features its own private bathroom and large walk in closet. A pantry / laundry room makes it convenient for storage. Step out onto the back screen enclosed porch to soak up the morning sun or unwind with a beautiful evening sunset. The private fenced yard provides room for pets, children, gardening, or play. The shed with is roughly 12X16 features a possible utility/workshop space which makes projects and storage a breeze. Additional storage is available in the properties home small outside storage room, perfect for gardening tools etc, and the electrical panel. This home offers a dash of coziness, warmth and charm making this the perfect recipe for laughter, gatherings and everyday life. A place where comfort and warmth come together, ready for your new memories. The side of the property has plenty of Room for an RV with its own parking pad. This home is located on Gold Mine Hwy, Kershaw SC located only 6 minutes from Town. Easy access to N.C., Pageland, Lancaster, Jefferson, Chesterfield and Cheraw and beyond. Just up the road from this home, in heart of Lancaster County, is the Haile Gold Mine which has been producing gold for nearly 200 years —and it's still active today! It also employs many local residents. Gold was first discovered here in 1827 when Benjamin Haile found gold in the creeks on his plantation. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appe