1428 Boxwood Ave, Lancaster, SC 29720

Walk into a thoughtfully arranged single‑level ranch that pairs classic hardwood floors with a practical, open layout. This 4‑bedroom, 1.5‑bath home spans 1,425 square feet and sits on a large 0.43‑acre lot — unusual for in-town Lancaster properties. The covered front porch sets a welcoming tone; inside, a spacious living room flows directly to the eat‑in kitchen which features abundant cabinetry, a dedicated pantry and stainless steel appliances for everyday cooking. The kitchen’s ample counters and storage make meal prep easy and leave room for a second cook or homework station.

The primary suite includes a large closet and an attached half bath, offering a private and convenient bedroom configuration. Three additional bedrooms are generously proportioned and suitable for family, guests, or a home office. A single-level footprint makes daily living effortless — no stairs and easy access to the backyard from multiple points. Systems include a heat pump and central air to maintain comfort year-round.

Outside, the expansive backyard is a standout asset: level, partly wooded, and large enough for a garden, play area, or a workshop (subject to local zoning). The property’s driveway and 2-car attached garage plus carport deliver abundant parking and covered storage. With county water and sewer and no HOA, ownership is straightforward and economical.

Positioned just minutes from downtown Lancaster’s shops, restaurants, and services, this home is a practical choice for owner-occupiers seeking single‑level living, buyers who want a yard, or investors seeking a long-term rental in a market where well-sited single-family homes remain in demand. Schedule a showing to tour the home and evaluate the opportunity to personalize this well‑located ranch.

This part of Lancaster offers established, mostly single-family residential streets with mature trees and yards. The area is family-oriented with easy access to downtown Lancaster businesses and community services. Commuters appreciate the direct roads to larger employment centers while residents value the quieter, small‑town pace and lower housing costs compared with the Charlotte metro.