SE 44 PLACE

If you've been dreaming about trading traffic for tractors and noise for mooing cows, darlin', your search just hit a dead end... literally. Tucked away at the end of a quiet dirt road in Bushnell, this 10-acre slice of Sumter County heaven is where boots stay muddy, sunsets steal the show, and the loudest thing you'll hear is a horse nickering from next door. Surrounded by rolling farmland, grazing cattle, and folks who wave with all five fingers, this is country living the way it was meant to be. The hard work is already done for you. A survey has been completed and is ready for the new owner, so you can skip the guesswork and start dreaming. A well was installed in 2024, reaching 84 feet deep, complete with a hand pump that's equal parts practical and charming. Electricity is nearby, making it even easier to bring your dream home, barndominium, farmhouse, or weekend retreat to life. The property is partially fenced, so your horses, cows, goats—or that one stubborn donkey you've always wanted—can settle in right alongside you. Out here, your closest "committee meeting" is watching the cows gather by the fence at sunset. Build the farmhouse. Plant the garden. Raise the chickens. Sit on the porch with sweet tea and wave at the neighbors as they ride by on horseback. Around here, life slows down just enough for you to remember what matters. So go ahead... take the dirt road. The best stories never start on pavement.