This single-family home, built in 1933, sits on nearly half an acre in a quiet rural area of Pickens, offering privacy and space. It combines classic colonial style with large outdoor grounds, making it appealing for those who value character and room to personalize.

The interior spans about 2,900 square feet with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. It includes a formal dining room, a living room, and a “keeping room,” providing flexible spaces for daily living and gatherings. A bonus room with its own bathroom adds extra convenience for guests or extended family.

Practical features include a large pantry for storage, while covered front and back porches create relaxing outdoor areas. The brick exterior and traditional foundation reflect its historic colonial design and add to its charm.

However, the home requires significant renovation. Heating and cooling systems are not included, and the parking area is unpaved, highlighting the need for upgrades. These aspects make it ideal for buyers looking for a project or investment opportunity.

Utilities such as public water, sewer, electricity, and natural gas are available, supporting modern living. Overall, the property offers strong potential to become a “warm, inviting family home” or a unique restoration that preserves its historic appeal.