Traditional

Your Story Starts Here — On Land You Actually Own Imagine waking up one morning and realizing that nobody can tell you what color to paint your shutters. No board meetings. No monthly dues. No rules about the garden you've been dreaming of planting. Just you, your land, and the quiet freedom that most people spend their whole lives chasing. That's exactly what waits for you in Hickory Grove, South Carolina. This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom mobile home sitting on your very own land — no HOA, no restrictions, no compromise — is the beginning of a completely different chapter. The split bedroom plan was made for real life. Your private primary suite stays tucked away on one end of the home while the second bedroom and full bath is on the other. Privacy without having to ask for it. The large den is where your story really unfolds. Movie nights that go too late. Sunday afternoon football. A space big enough to breathe in, to gather in, to finally stop feeling squeezed. And when hunger calls, the eat-in kitchen brings everyone together around the table — a dishwasher waiting to handle the aftermath so you can get back to the good part of the evening. The washer and dryer are already there too, because this home understands that your time is valuable. Step through the back door and the fenced yard becomes your private world. A garden. A fire pit. Room for the dog to run. Space for you to exist freely in the serenity of nature under a canopy of hardwoods. It's not just a yard — it's your yard, on your land, doing exactly what you decide. Yes, this home has some repairs ahead of her. But smart buyers know that sweat equity is one of the greatest wealth-building tools available — and at 1,152 square feet of possibility on land you will own outright, every improvement you make goes directly into your own pocket, your own future, your own legacy. No landlord. No association. No permission required. Just roots, freedom, and a place to finally call yours. Some pictures are historical from when the seller purchased and what the home could again shine like with repairs.