Traditional

The first thing you'll notice about 635 Southside Drive is what's missing: traffic, neighbors, noise. Nearly 10 acres of heavily wooded land buffer the house, with a private shooting berm still standing from the property's days as an owner built range, and deer traffic good enough that hunters call it prime. It's a property built for that kind of tranquility, backed by its own generator and underground propane tank, so the peace doesn't come at the cost of being unprepared. The quaint 2 bedroom, 2 bath home got a full renovation in 2015, with over 1,450 square feet of living space once you count the Florida room and the enclosed porch. Granite counters and black appliances in the kitchen, vaulted ceilings in the living area, wiring already run for speakers, and a dog bath tub and utility sink for whatever your hunting buddy rolled in this time. Out back, an above ground pool and an attached metal carport give you somewhere to cool off and somewhere to park the truck, the boat, or both. This is also a homestead that takes care of itself. A Generac generator, 8,000 watts, runs the house except the HVAC, backed by an underground 1,000 gallon propane tank already about 80 percent full, because somebody plans ahead. The metal roof carries a 50 year rating, with just 17 years on the clock so far. HVAC is 6 years old, wiring is copper, and there's no polybutylene in the plumbing. The electric water heater is 20 years old, earning a little side eye, but it's reported working just fine. Water runs through Holt Water, and septic was serviced 2 years back. Exterior cameras, a video doorbell, and a driveway chime watch the comings and goings, and a termite bond and home warranty both transfer. No HOA, no CCRs, and short term rentals are allowed, plus future subdivision potential if you want more. There are no shared driveways, walls, or fences, and no known encroachments, boundary disputes, zoning violations, or open permits to worry about. The private road gets graded occasionally by a neighbor doing you a favor, rustic charm depending on your mood. Owners report no water intrusion, flooding, or flood claims, and flood insurance isn't required. Call the listing agent for more details or to request a tour.

The first thing you'll notice about 635 Southside Drive is what's missing: traffic, neighbors, noise. Nearly 10 acres of heavily wooded land buffer the house, with a private shooting berm still standing from the property's days as an owner built range, and deer traffic good enough that hunters call it prime. It's a property built for that kind of tranquility, backed by its own generator and underground propane tank, so the peace doesn't come at the cost of being unprepared. The quaint 2 bedroom, 2 bath home got a full renovation in 2015, with over 1,450 square feet of living space once you count the Florida room and the enclosed porch. Granite counters and black appliances in the kitchen, vaulted ceilings in the living area, wiring already run for speakers, and a dog bath tub and utility sink for whatever your hunting buddy rolled in this time. Out back, an above ground pool and an attached metal carport give you somewhere to cool off and somewhere to park the truck, the boat, or both. This is also a homestead that takes care of itself. A Generac generator, 8,000 watts, runs the house except the HVAC, backed by an underground 1,000 gallon propane tank already about 80 percent full, because somebody plans ahead. The metal roof carries a 50 year rating, with just 17 years on the clock so far. HVAC is 6 years old, wiring is copper, and there's no polybutylene in the plumbing. The electric water heater is 20 years old, earning a little side eye, but it's reported working just fine. Water runs through Holt Water, and septic was serviced 2 years back. Exterior cameras, a video doorbell, and a driveway chime watch the comings and goings, and a termite bond and home warranty both transfer. No HOA, no CCRs, and short term rentals are allowed, plus future subdivision potential if you want more. There are no shared driveways, walls, or fences, and no known encroachments, boundary disputes, zoning violations, or open permits to worry about. The private road gets graded occasionally by a neighbor doing you a favor, rustic charm depending on your mood. Owners report no water intrusion, flooding, or flood claims, and flood insurance isn't required. Call the listing agent for more details or to request a tour.