17.89 acres of fenced pasture and farmland in Spring Hope — set up and ready for horses, cattle, or hobby farming with no build-out required. Fenced pastures, a chicken coop, a 1-acre pond, grapevines, and fruit trees are already in place. Covered storage areas throughout the property. The detached shop/stable has 150-amp service, an epoxy-coated floor, insulation, mini-split heating and cooling, 220V power, and abundant lighting — built for serious use whether you're running a workshop or converting back to equestrian stalls with tack room. The 3-bedroom, 3-bath home (2,437 sqft, built 1992) has been extensively updated for full-time living. The kitchen was recently renovated from the subfloor up — floors leveled, new flooring and lower cabinets, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, fresh paint, and new upper cabinet doors. No carpet anywhere — tile, hardwood, and LVP throughout. The oversized living room with a wood-burning fireplace anchors the main level. A formal dining room, bright bay window breakfast nook, and a large bonus room above the garage round out the living space — use it as an office, game room, or media room. Step outside to a screened-in porch, platform deck, patio, and a rocking-chair front porch. The oversized two-car garage has an epoxy-coated floor, 220V outlet, and its own heating and cooling. A walk-up floored attic provides real storage above. This is a turnkey small farm with a recently renovated home — not raw land with a project house. Bring your animals, your plans, or both. Nash County PUV transfer request form uploaded to the documents section. AG PUV has been applied for and can be transferred to help reduce taxes for buyers. AG ongoing conditions will have to be met by buyer. Buyer/Buyers Agent to confirm transferability with Nash County. Seller made application in December 2025.