Does the thought of homesteading or hobby farming make you giddy? Would restoring an old farmhouse bungalow get your juices flowing? Or are you looking for a large property to build your dream home on? Maybe you are just looking for a slower pace of life, where your home is truly a sanctuary, and you can SEE the stars at night. If any of these questions have you answering yes, then Sycamore Lane might be calling your name. Nestled in the rural town of Greensboro, this quaint home offers what cou...Does the thought of homesteading or hobby farming make you giddy? Would restoring an old farmhouse bungalow get your juices flowing? Or are you looking for a large property to build your dream home on? Maybe you are just looking for a slower pace of life, where your home is truly a sanctuary, and you can SEE the stars at night. If any of these questions have you answering yes, then Sycamore Lane might be calling your name. Nestled in the rural town of Greensboro, this quaint home offers what could be a step back in time, and an opportunity to create your simple and sustainable lifestyle. This 1920s house sits forward on a 20 acre parcel; so it could be used for a temporary residence while a new house is built on another location. Or, one could lovingly renovate this 3/1 bungalow with a modern twist on farmhouse style living. This small but mighty home has a good floor plan and flow. But, it will need investment to complete needed renovation work. The 20 acres are partially wooded with a level lot. And a pond is noted towards the rear of the property keeping the current home and any prospective new home site out of a flood plan concern. While other arrangements may be possible, due to the age of the home and needed enhancements, a cash buyer is most suitable for this property. Several outbuildings are present and power and water is stubbed out in several locations (function unknown). Shed (showing home office/hobby space pictures) has power with wall unit, bldg approx. 15x10. Other structures include and old turn of the century tobacco barn with three stalls, a chicken coop, a potting shed, and an old concrete block structure presumed once used for livestock.