🐴🌲 Horse people, this is getting a little ridiculous. Welcome to Hidden Pines Equestrian--sitting on just under 15 wooded acres and tucked down a long private drive where the neighbors are trees and no one from an HOA is going to send you a strongly worded letter about... well, anything. Because there is no HOA. And no restrictions. Do with that information what you will. 😂 The one-bedroom, one-bath home sits just 13 minutes from Downtown Aiken and close to multiple equestrian venues, which means you can live your secluded little woodland horse-farm life without being 45 minutes from civilization and questioning every decision you've ever made when you run out of coffee creamer. The screened-in porch overlooks the 2.5-acre fully fenced paddock and three-stall barn with tack room--so you can drink your coffee while casually supervising horses who have been fed, watered, sheltered, and still somehow have a complaint. Under the house is an approximately 800 sq. ft. two-car garage. Technically, it's a garage. Realistically, we all know it's going to become hay storage, a workshop, tack overflow, or a final resting place for 36 buckets and that one fence charger you're ''pretty sure still works.'' There's a back deck for grilling and a huge back patio for hosting friends and family. Add some string lights, pull out the chairs, and eventually someone will suggest walking down to see the horses--which is how every gathering at a horse person's house ends anyway. It's wooded. It's private. You've got nearly 15 acres to call your own. The paddock is fenced. The barn is standing there ready to clock in. And, once more for the people currently living somewhere with an architectural review committee: No HOA. No restrictions. 😂 Hidden Pines Equestrian is one of those properties that just makes sense for the right person. And the right person is probably already calculating what they could do with almost 15 acres. We knew you would. 🐴🌲 *agent is the owner of the property