What first arrests you at 123 Hyde Circle is the backyard: a surprisingly private, well-established outdoor room planted with fig, walnut, pecan and pear trees that produce season after season. For gardeners, families and anyone who values green space, this yard—plus a standalone storage building—becomes the home’s defining asset.
Inside, the single-story layout spreads across 1,389 square feet with warm hardwood floors underfoot and a masonry fireplace anchoring the living area. The owners recently refreshed the paint throughout, which brightens the traditional ranch bones without erasing character. Three bedrooms and two full baths make the plan practical for growing families or downsizers who want one-level convenience and easy maintenance.
The kitchen and baths have been updated in ways that preserve the home’s vintage charm while improving day-to-day function. Mechanical systems include natural gas heat and electric cooling; the roof is architectural shingle construction (age to be confirmed in inspection). Parking is off-street on a two-car driveway and the lot sits level with 108 feet of frontage on Hyde Circle—compact but thoughtfully configured to maximize outdoor living.
Location here is quietly compelling. Springfield Park is a block away for weekend play and casual strolls, Maverick Yards/Pickle Yard and the Mauldin Cultural Center are within easy reach, and the proposed Swamp Rabbit Trail extension will only enhance active access. With solid recent updates, mature landscaping, and the rare combination of a roomy yard inside Mauldin’s core, this home is a distinctive option in a market where single-family ranches move quickly.
Buyers should note the home was built in 1966; standard due diligence items—roof assessment and a full home inspection—are recommended to confirm the condition of foundations, plumbing and electrical. With comparable sales in the immediate area supporting a market value near $300,000, 123 Hyde Circle offers practical, comfortable living and excellent proximity to community amenities. Schedule a tour to experience the backyard and the single-level lifestyle in person.