Nearly 3 acres of Upstate woodland, with a creek, garden ground and a cabin that looks exactly like a cabin should. This 3 bed, 1 bath home needs interior updating, and it’s priced with that in mind. That makes it a rare chance to shape your own cabin retreat, whether you live in it, rent it out long-term or run it as a short-term rental. Set in an idyllic spot on a wooded hillside, the cabin has shake siding, a newer metal roof and a chimney that sends up wood smoke on cool fall mornings. A porch wraps around the house, and the covered front porch is made for a cup of coffee or long evenings outside. Inside, a wood-burning stove anchors the living room for cozy winter nights. The carport underneath fits 2 cars with dry storage to spare, and it could be enclosed for more space. The land is ready for a homestead, with in-ground garden spots, a creek area suited to chickens and woods behind the house. The property is essentially 3 lots, so it may be possible to re-subdivide. The neighborhood is quiet, with one road, no through traffic and no HOA, just off SC-93 between Liberty and Easley. The house has public water and high-speed internet available, and gas is at the road. A survey is available in documents. The buyer is responsible for verifying subdividing and short-term rental rules with Pickens County. About 5 minutes to Liberty, 7 to Easley, 22 to Clemson and 30 to Greenville.