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Struggling to find a new 4-bedroom home in your budget? Here it is. Built in 2026 on 0.72 private acres on Carroll Drive, five minutes from downtown Laurens. Nearly 1,700 sq ft, four bedrooms, and two full baths. No HOA, no city property tax, and easy to finance (FHA-certified). At a price point that's hard to find. Everything is new. Home, appliances, plumbing, wiring, foundation, deck, and HVAC. The heating and cooling system is a new ENERGY STAR heat pump: central air in summer, efficient heat in winter, built for the refrigerant standard that just replaced the old one — so no expensive recharges down the road. Manufacturer warranties across the board. Public water, new 4-bedroom septic, new electrical service. Nothing to fix, nothing to update, no surprises. Open, and it feels open. The kitchen, dining, and living areas run together around a big center island with seating. Range with vent hood, dishwasher, and refrigerator all included. Sliding glass doors lead straight out to the deck and the trees. Four real bedrooms. The primary sits on its own end of the home, away from the other three, with a double vanity, a garden tub and a shower. Every room is a genuine size — the fourth makes an easy office, nursery, or guest room. Privacy you can actually see. Level cleared yard with room for a shop, garage, or garden. Mature hardwoods wrap the back and sides — shade all summer, and a deck that looks into woods instead of a neighbor's window. Carroll Drive is quiet, with space between houses and well-kept properties up and down the street. Getting around: 5 minutes to downtown Laurens and groceries. US-76 and US-221 right there, I-385 just east — Greenville about 40 minutes, Clinton and I-26 about 15, Lake Greenwood half an hour. Compare it honestly. Most homes at this price locally are 20 to 60 years old and will need a roof or an HVAC system soon, with the utility bills to match. Here you get zero deferred maintenance, current-code construction, lower monthly costs, and three-quarters of an acre with a wooded buffer.