A Home Worth Leasing
Farm Haven Cottages Leases put you inside the Farm Haven ALIVE village community — with amenities, support, and a quality of life most leases simply can’t offer.
What’s Included
More Than Just a Home
When you lease a Farm Haven Cottage, you’re not just getting four walls and a roof. You’re joining a thoughtfully designed senior living community with real amenities, real support, and real neighbors.
Three Daily Meals
Full buffet breakfast, lunch, and dinner served in the village dining room every single day.
Full-Time Licensed RN
A licensed registered nurse is on site full time for wellness support and peace of mind.
Solar-Backed Heat Pump
Energy-efficient solar-backed heating and cooling keeps your home comfortable year-round.
Botanical Greenhouse
A voluntary community greenhouse and gardens for residents who love growing things.
All Appliances Included
Every home comes fully equipped with all appliances — move in without the hassle.
Village Community
A welcoming neighborhood of like-minded residents in a peaceful, planned village setting.
Floor Plans
One- and Two-Bedroom Homes
Farm Haven Cottages offers 20 named ranch floor plans, available in ranch, bungalow, and duplex configurations. All homes are priced per home — not per person — making them ideal for singles, couples, or couples with a live-in caregiver.
Ranch Style
Single-level, easy access
Bungalow Style
Charming cottage feel
Duplex Style
Shared-wall efficiency
1 Bedroom
Perfect for singles
2 Bedroom
Couples or caregiver
20 Plans Total
Named floor plans available
What to Expect
Tenant Requirements
Farm Haven Cottages leases are managed by the individual home investor, not by Farm Haven SC, LLC. Here’s what tenants can generally expect as part of the lease arrangement.
Day Trip Destination
Beautiful Lake Marion — 70 to 80 Miles Away
One of the great perks of living near Lake City is easy access to Lake Marion — South Carolina’s largest lake and one of the most scenic recreational destinations in the Southeast. It’s roughly 70 to 80 miles by highway, about a 90-minute drive, making it a very doable day trip for fishing, wildlife watching, or simply enjoying the water.
Lake Marion covers nearly 110,000 acres with over 315 miles of shoreline, spanning five counties and earning the nickname “South Carolina’s inland sea.” Created by damming the Santee River in 1941, it’s named after General Francis Marion — the famous “Swamp Fox” of the Revolutionary War.
The lake is a premier fishing destination, drawing anglers from across the Southeast for striped bass, blue catfish, flathead catfish, largemouth bass, and shellcracker. The lake’s striped bass population is historically notable — they were among the first ever documented to complete their full life cycle in freshwater. Thousands of submerged cypress trees left from the original flooding create extraordinary underwater habitat and a landscape unlike any other lake in the country.
Wildlife is abundant throughout the area: deer, fox, wild turkey, alligator, and a wide variety of birds including eagles, ospreys, egrets, and hawks all call the shoreline home.