612 Robert Leroy Rd, Troy, SC 29848

It is truly an honor to present this exceptional 126A± acre legacy farm—a once-in-a-lifetime offering shaped by five generations of stewardship and care. Farms of this caliber are increasingly rare, and opportunities to acquire land like this seldom come to market. This property stands as a testament to thoughtful land management, timeless beauty, and a landscape that simply feels right. The land is the undeniable centerpiece, featuring gently rolling terrain, open hay fields, and a beautifully proportioned 2.5A± acre stocked pond that anchors the property both visually and functionally. Elevation changes, open views, and expertly managed forests create a setting that is as scenic as it is usable, with a natural balance refined over generations. A homesite sits at the center of the farm on a hill overlooking the pond, surrounding fields, and perfectly manicured forests. The approach along the drive and the area surrounding the home are framed by mature ornamentals and old-growth trees planted decades ago with clear intention. These established plantings provide a rare blend of shade, privacy, and scenery, giving the homesite a timeless, park-like feel that only years of care can create. Several original outbuildings surround the homesite, adding authenticity, character, and a strong sense of history to the property. The wooded acreage consists of an exceptionally managed loblolly pine stand in multiple stages of growth and was previously part of a farm recognized as South Carolina Tree Farm of the Year. A well-established system of internal roads, inspection lanes, and firebreaks provides excellent access throughout. Along the rear boundary, Conner Creek flows through a mature hardwood bottom with large oak trees, providing a permanent water source and outstanding wildlife habitat. Whitetail deer and wild turkey are abundant, making the property equally well suited for recreation and hunting. This farm is ideal as a permanent family homestead, a legacy investment, or a private retreat. Above all, it represents a rare opportunity to own a true generational property—where heritage, land quality, and long-term stewardship come together in a way that cannot be replicated.