Single Family Residence In Travelers Rest

Mountain views, nearly 13 acres, an in-ground pool, and exceptional privacy—all just 5 miles from downtown Travelers Rest. Located at 202McCauley Road Extension, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers approximately 3,200 square feet of living space on 12.89 acres with a beautiful mix of open land and mature hardwoods. Built in 1999 and featuring modern updates throughout, the home takes full advantage of its setting, with incredible mountain views visible from nearly every main living area. Notable improvements include a roof replacement in 2016, new windows installed in 2010, new kitchen appliances installed in 2024, and HVAC systems serving the main living areas replaced in 2026. The primary suite is conveniently located on the main level and features a private bath with dual vanities. The main floor also includes a half bath, fireplace, and hardwood floors throughout. Upstairs, you’ll find two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a large bonus room. The finished basement/rec room provides even more space for entertaining, hobbies, or everyday living. Outside, the in-ground pool provides the perfect place to relax while taking in the mountain views and features a liner that is approximately two years old. A paved asphalt driveway leads to the home and attached two-car garage, while a detached two-car garage, storage shed, tractor shed, and greenhouse provide plenty of additional space and versatility for vehicles, equipment, gardening, storage, and hobbies. The property features a combination of cleared and wooded acreage with mature hardwoods, along with a former pond site that adds another unique feature to the land. Enjoy the space and privacy of an acreage property while remaining conveniently located approximately 5 miles from downtown Travelers Rest and 14 miles from downtown Greenville. With mountain views, nearly 13 acres, a pool, multiple garages and outbuildings, a greenhouse, numerous updates, and a convenient Upstate location, this property offers a combination of space, scenery, privacy, and accessibility that is increasingly hard to find.