Expansive 18.09 acres of undeveloped, unrestricted land ideally positioned between Greenville and Easley! This remarkable property offers endless possibilities—whether you’re looking to build your dream home, create a private estate, establish a family compound, or invest in future development. Tucked just off Highway 123, the location provides the perfect balance of privacy and accessibility, making it easy to enjoy the peace of open land without sacrificing convenience. With over 18 acres to work with, there’s ample space to bring your vision to life while enjoying the flexibility that unrestricted land provides. Ideally located less than 20 minutes from both downtown Easley and downtown Greenville, and under 45 minutes to Clemson University and Lake Hartwell, this property places you close to shopping, dining, recreation, and everything the Upstate has to offer. A rare opportunity to own acreage in a highly desirable and growing area—ready for whatever you envision.
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Dan Hamilton864-527-7685,
Keller Williams Greenville Upstate,
David Burt864-438-8109,
Keller Williams Greenville Upstate
Source: WUMLS,MLS#: 20299762Originating MLS: Western Upstate Association of Realtors
Facts & features
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Bedrooms & bathrooms
Bathrooms: 0
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Lot
Size: 18.09 Acres
Features: Not In Subdivision, Outside City Limits, Pasture, Trees
Details
Additional parcels included: 505805199739
Parcel number: 505805193653
Utilities & green energy
Utilities for property: Electricity Available, Sewer Available, Septic Available, Water Available
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