About 9401 Old White Horse Road
4.2 Acres. No HOA. Barn. Fenced Pastures. Just Minutes from Travelers Rest. A rare opportunity to enjoy space, flexibility, and privacy without giving up convenience. Set on 4.2 acres just minutes from Travelers Rest and an easy drive to downtown Greenville, this full-brick ranch offers the freedom to create the lifestyle that fits you. The property is already equipped with a barn and two fenced pastures, making it ideal for horses, a mini farm, livestock, gardening, hobby use, or simply enjoying more room around you. For equestrian buyers, Riverbend Equestrian Park is approximately 1.5 miles away, adding even more appeal to an already versatile property. Inside, the 2,827-square-foot home offers four bedrooms and three full baths in a comfortable single-level layout. Original white oak hardwood floors and two mid-century fireplaces add warmth and character, while the updated kitchen features quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances. The spacious primary suite includes a private bath with dual vanities, a garden soaking tub, and separate shower. Significant recent improvements include new roofs on both the home and barn in 2025, along with new HVAC systems and ductwork in 2026. Outside, enjoy morning coffee on the front porch, evenings on the covered rear porch and patio, and peaceful views across the property. With no HOA and usable acreage, there is room here for animals, projects, gardens, recreation, or simply a quieter pace of life. And the location may be one of the biggest advantages. Travelers Rest shopping, dining, and Swamp Rabbit Trail access are just minutes away, downtown Greenville is approximately 15 minutes from home, and Riverbend Equestrian Park is only about 1.5 miles away. 4.2 acres. Barn. Two fenced pastures. No HOA. Flexible country living close to everything. This property offers something increasingly hard to find: usable acreage, established infrastructure, and the freedom to make it your own while staying connected to Travelers Rest and Greenville.
