



19 photos02 Neal Shoals Road
Union, SC 29379
Price
$47,500Acreage
4.4 acresPrice per acre
$10,795Status
For saleListed
Aug 4, 2026Facts below are what the listing agent stated. LandAuthority does not verify them, and a fact that is missing is shown as unknown rather than left blank. Unknown never means no.
Property facts
- Price
- $47,500
- Status
- For sale
- Property type
- Land & lots
- Lot size
- 4.4 acres
- County
- Union County
- Annual taxes
- $76
- MLS #
- 11920820
Land details
- Water source
- Public (WaterSource)
Features
Water
Sewer
Description
Find your piece of paradise in Union, a place where lush pines meet rolling hills. This place is a haven for nature lovers, buzzing with a variety of wildlife. The best part? There are no limits to what you can create here. Despite its tranquility, it's a stone's throw away from the hustle and bustle of Spartanburg, and Union is just a quick drive away. If it's convenience you're after, rest assured, you can get your Chick-Fil-A fix in Gaffney within 40 minutes, and shop 'til you drop at the Yellow Mall. Experience the finest of rural living in Upstate! *Seller is a licensed SC agent. Property Highlights: • Unrestricted • Mobile/Modular homes allowed • Rolling topography • Mixture of pines and hardwoods • Creek access • Public water available Location Highlights: • ±15 min to Union • ±30 min to Chester • ±35 min to York • ±40 min to Gaffney • ±45 min to Spartanburg
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