225 Faith LaneAbbeville, SC 29620Price: $699,000

Hidden just inside the historic Abbeville city limits, this inviting family compound delivers a rare blend of multi-generational versatility, deep country privacy, and scenic pond views, all while keeping the convenience of the town's vibrant, brick-paved historic square just moments away. Anchored by a masterfully constructed over 4,000 square-foot primary residence custom-built in 1991 by renowned local builder Dietrich Fehr, the home features 5 spacious bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The thoughtfully designed main level accommodates two separate living rooms, a formal dining room, a sunlit breakfast nook, and a dedicated office space that can easily serve as a 6th bedroom with its own full bath. At the heart of the home is an updated kitchen boasting granite countertops and bespoke custom cabinetry, conveniently flanked by an expansive laundry room and ample storage. Also on the main floor is a massive, 500+ square foot recreation and multipurpose wing equipped with a private full kitchenette and bathroom, alongside the main-level master suite, which highlights a recently renovated handicap-accessible shower with a seat, double sinks, and his-and-her walk-in closets. Upstairs, you will find four additional bedrooms and two full bathrooms, offering plenty of space for family or guests. Completely separate from the main home sits a detached three-car garage built in 2012, featuring a fully autonomous 950-square-foot, 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment with its own full kitchen above it—presenting an incredible opportunity for an income-producing rental or guest house. Enhancing the property's massive utility, the owner has recently added an expansive 25x50ft garage and workshop, complete with a dedicated loft on the garage side for extensive extra storage. The entire compound rests on 7+ acres of mostly wooded acreage bordering a tranquil 2+ acre pond, allowing you to enjoy the ultimate retreat-like atmosphere with the profound peace of a secluded woodland escape without sacrificing the comfort and proximity of city limits