Far Away Place Homes for Sale in Concord, SC

First Impressions

Far Away Place feels like one of Concord’s tucked-away pockets where larger lots, mature trees, and a little extra elbow room shape the first impression. Homes here sit on generous parcels, often with long driveways, wooded backdrops, and a setting that reads more country lane than suburban street. The overall mood is relaxed and practical, with properties that lean toward privacy, outdoor space, and room for hobbies, storage, or simply a more open feel.

"A low-key Concord setting where acreage and privacy do much of the talking."

Home Styles & Community Feel

The housing mix is centered on single-family homes, mostly built from the 1970s through the late 2010s, with many residences updated over time rather than replaced. Ranches, split-levels, and two-story homes are all part of the landscape, and many homes feature brick exteriors, while some are fully brick. Interior updates commonly include quartz or granite countertops, stainless appliances, refreshed baths, hardwoods, and flexible lower-level spaces. Garages are common, and several properties also add workshops, detached storage, or extra parking, which fits the community’s larger-lot character. Basements appear on a smaller share of homes, but when present they often add valuable expansion potential.

Amenities & Daily Rhythm

What stands out most here is the outdoor living. Wide lots, covered porches, screened porches, decks, fenced yards, and mature landscaping give the neighborhood a distinctly open-air rhythm. Creek views, wooded edges, and gently sloped land add to the setting, and a few homes bring in extras like fire pits, outbuildings, greenhouses, or pool decks. It is the kind of place where the property itself becomes the main amenity, and where storage, workshop space, and usable acreage matter just as much as interior finishes.

"The appeal is as much about land and breathing room as it is about the homes themselves."

Location & Schools

Far Away Place sits in south Concord near the Highway 49 corridor, with easy access to Zion Church Road, Highway 601/Warren Coleman Boulevard, and the 24/27 area. Listings note quick reach to Concord and Harrisburg, with one recent remark placing the neighborhood about 13 minutes from those hubs and another describing access to 1-485, Harrisburg, and major hospitals. Downtown Concord is also called out as an easy drive, and nearby shopping and dining are part of the everyday convenience. The community is served by Rocky River Elementary, C.C. Griffin Middle, and Central Cabarrus High, a school pattern that is consistently referenced in the listings and tied to Cabarrus County living.