What sets 166 Fleece Ln apart is its combination of flexible living space and functional outbuildings: two residences on a level, unrestricted 3.72-acre parcel, plus a large double-garage workshop ready for projects or business use. The main residence (built 1995) delivers single-level living across 2,677 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths—hard stucco construction, an asphalt roof, central air and supplemental ductless systems/heat pump, and a layout that keeps daily living convenient and accessible.
A fully renovated 2-bedroom, 2-bath mobile residence (903 sq ft) sits on the property as a private rental or guest suite, offering immediate income potential or a comfortable space for multi-generational living. The two homes together total 3,580 square feet under roof, giving buyers multiple options: live in the main house and lease the second unit, host extended family, or convert part of the acreage for agricultural or recreational use under the property’s unrestricted zoning.
The grounds are level and easy to maintain, reached by a private road (Fleece Lane) and offering ample driveway parking—estimated capacity for six vehicles—alongside the oversized workshop/garage. Utilities are practical and rural-appropriate: county water, septic, propane heating, and Duke Energy electric service. With proximity to US Highway 74 (about 1.5 miles), the property balances country privacy with straightforward access for commuting or deliveries.
From an investment standpoint, the list price of $450,000 (~$126/sqft) reflects both living area and functional acreage; assessed value sits at $270,500 with annual taxes of $1,941. Comparable sales in the broader market range widely, but this parcel’s unrestricted zoning, dual residences, and substantial workshop create value that appeals to small-business owners, investors, and buyers seeking multi-generational arrangements. Showings by appointment—this is the sort of property where the land and the outbuildings deliver as much opportunity as the homes themselves.