Lakeysha Smith

The Bentcreek II in Old Charleston Acres offers five bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a two-car garage in Pelion, zoned for Lexington One schools. Designed with flexibility in mind, the main level includes a versatile bedroom or office space with a full bath, creating options for guests, work-from-home needs, or multi-generational living. Upstairs, the Owner’s Suite provides generous space

Hidden Creek II A in Old Charleston Acres offers a rare combination of usable land, privacy, and thoughtful design. Set on a full one-acre lot with preserved space and natural separation, this USDA-qualified home provides room to live comfortably without the density found in many newer communities. The home features three bedrooms and two and a half baths, designed to support everyday living with

Stunning 34.91-acre tract of pastureland and mature trees, fully perimeter-fenced with sheep and cattle fencing featuring custom cedar posts and T-posts. The property is currently classified as agricultural land and offers two access points, including a gated entrance with a gravel road off Hoke Road.The land is highlighted by two flowing creeks, natural rock features, and underwater springs,

The Darcy II A in Old Charleston Acres offers single-story living in Pelion, zoned for Lexington One schools, combining thoughtful design with the space and privacy today’s buyers are searching for. This three-bedroom, two-bath home features an open layout that connects the kitchen, dining area, and living room, creating a central gathering space that feels natural and easy to live in.The owner’s

The Darcy II C at Old Charleston Acres, where land, privacy, and long-term value are intentionally preserved. This home sits on a full one-acre lot with only two side neighbors and no homes behind it, offering a level of separation that is increasingly difficult to find in new construction communities. Unlike developments where trees are cleared and backyards are left exposed, Old Charleston