4365 Highway 28 North, Abbeville County, SC | $1,450,000 85 Acres | 4 Bedrooms | 4.5 Bathrooms | 3,000+ SqFt Brick Ranch | Pond | Barn | Five Generations of History For 125 years, this farm has belonged to one family — the Kays — and it shows in every corner of this special property. Five generations have called it home, and it's now time a new family gets to make their own memories here. The house itself is a wide, traditional brick ranch built in 1973, offering over 3,000 square feet on a crawl space foundation. Step through the double front door and bedrooms line the left wing — all four of them, several with walk-in closets — while the kitchen, dining room, and living room open up on the right. A stacked boulder fireplace (converted to gas logs, stones sourced right from the property) anchors the living space. New roof in 2025, with the outside condenser installed in 2020 and the upstairs furnace in 2015, and original tile in the 4.5 baths that have held up beautifully. Flooring is pre engineered hardwood (installed 2018) throughout, with the exception of carpet in the front living room and dining room, and ceramic tile in the bathrooms. The home also has Pella windows (2012), Leaf Guard gutters (2018), and screened doors added in 2022. Smith Termite services the house, and Hired Killers services the barn. You've got an attached garage — with a walk-up storage area over it, accessed by permanent stairs — plus a detached two-car garage for even more room. Out back sits a 3,366 sq ft barn, built in 2017 to replace the farm's original barn — concrete slab, Hardie plank siding, three garage-door bays downstairs for equipment and storage, and an unfinished upstairs ready for whatever you dream up (apartment, workshop, storage — your call). A waterline already runs from the well out to the barn; it just needs a plumber to hook it up inside. The land tells its own story. What started as a full working farm — smokehouse, cattle, donkeys, hogs, chickens — grew a blacksmith shop in the second generation that became a true neighborhood gathering spot. The third generation stocked and built out the nearly 2-acre pond. The fourth generation added the modern barn (2017), a basketball court (concrete pad, just under half-court, added 2017), and a gazebo (2008). Through it all, this place has stayed what it's always been: the family and friends gathering spot. Hunters will find deer, turkey, rabbit, and squirrel across land that's been hunted for over 50 years, especially on the back of the property. Fruit trees — pear, apple, and fig — are scattered in the back yard. A neighbor has hayed the left side of the property for years, and the open fields behind the pond are ready for fencing and multi-purpose use. The property is a rich mix of hardwoods, pines, and mature timber broken up by multiple open fields, sitting on the north side of Abbeville. This is the kind of property land lovers, hunters, and families with horses, cattle, goats, or farming dreams don't get many chances at — and on the northern side of Abbeville, it won't last long. Call Steve or Walt today — we'll tour the property on a side-by-side.
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