10 Mill Pine Rd #Lot 10 & 11

Property facts

Price

$1,500,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

57 acres

County

Pickens County

MLS #

12005794

Description

Offering ±56 acres of versatile land, this property presents an exceptional opportunity for a private estate, recreational retreat, or combination of both. The property features over six acres of open pasture complemented by maintained pine stands, several established food plots, and two creeks totaling more than 3,500 linear feet, creating a diverse landscape with abundant recreational appeal. A 30' x 40' metal building adds immediate functionality and is equipped with a bathroom, water, and a wall-mounted heating and air conditioning unit. With ample acreage, open pasture, water features, and existing improvements, the property offers an ideal setting for those seeking privacy, outdoor recreation, or a spacious estate homesite. Despite its private setting, the property remains conveniently located to everyday amenities and major Upstate destinations. Walmart along Highway 123 is approximately eight minutes away, while Clemson and Easley are each within approximately 15 minutes. Downtown Greenville is also just ±30 minutes away, providing convenient access to shopping, dining, entertainment, and employment centers throughout the Upstate. Property Highlights: Estate lot Over 6 acres of pasture Two creeks (3500+ LFT) Several food plots Maintained pines 30x40 metal building with bathroom and water ready -Includes a wall unit with Heat and AC Location Highlights: ±8 minutes to Walmart on Hwy 123 ±15 minutes to Clemson ±15 minutes to Easley ±30 minutes to Downtown Greenville *Seller is a licensed SC agent.

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