Also, Cherokee County offers many positive features including a low cost of living, reputable schools, favorable taxes, and is the home of three National Parks, Cowpens National Battlefield, Kings Mountain National Military Park, and

Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail.

THE LAND

The property includes an 1850 sq. ft. brick house with numerous interior upgrades. The land consists of a beautiful gentle to rolling topography made up of a blend of mature hardwood & pines which are visible from every vantage point, approximately 50 acres of fenced property on the home site, which includes approximately 23 acres of pasture and open fields, an on-site private 2-acre pond for fishing, and an abundance of wildlife including on-site deer hunting.

There are expansive views from the house and its deck of fenced pastures and fields plus a panoramic view of a beautiful blend of hardwood and pine tree canopies and backdrops for miles in every direction.

And there is a high metal roof 45 x 30 open-air shed on one of the pastures for equipment storage and /or animal shelter. 1.6 miles (85%) of the property fronts on Phillips Circle, an excellent county-maintained paved road, with the remaining 15% fronting on the adjoining Neal Boulevard, a well-maintained county dirt road.

One key feature of this beautiful property is the secluded semi-private atmosphere. There are only four other homes on the entire Phillips Circle and two of those are on large tracts not visible from the road. Only one new home under construction exists on Neal Boulevard.

Another feature is that all the property is fenced along the roads except for one section of about 550 for ingress and egress to the house site.

Another great feature is that taxes for the entire 162.29 acres including the house were under $500 for 2021.