211 Beechwood Dr Simpsonville, SC 29681
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Priced $50,000 below recent appraisal! Great schools, a prime location, and solid construction—this 3-bedroom, 2-bath brick ranch sits on just over an acre in a well-established, no-HOA neighborhood, only minutes from I-385 and Downtown Simpsonville. If you’ve been looking for a home with room to add value through your own updates and improvements, this is the one. Enjoy the freedom to create your ideal lifestyle—raise chickens or bees, plant a garden, or simply relax in the space and privacy this large lot provides—all while being just a short drive to shopping, dining, and downtown conveniences. Inside, you’ll find great bones with spacious rooms throughout. The large eat-in kitchen with granite countertops is perfect for gathering with family and friends while preparing home-cooked meals. Two generous living areas provide plenty of room to spread out and create a relaxing environment. All bedrooms are nicely sized, with one featuring a Murphy bed, making it ideal as a den/guest room combination. The two full baths, remodeled in 2012, include a large tiled shower in one and a soaking tub in the other. Downstairs, a finished room with a private entrance and fireplace offers excellent potential for a guest suite, in-law setup, or home office. You’ll also find 715 additional square feet of unfinished space—heated and cooled—perfect for climate-controlled storage or an incredible workshop. With some sweat equity, this home can truly shine and provide years of lasting memories. Important updates include a brand-new HVAC system (2025) and a water heater less than three years old. This property is being sold AS IS and will qualify for cash or conventional financing only. Homes with this much potential, in such a great location with over an acre of land, don’t last long—schedule your showing today!
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