Lake Adger 15.4 acres with mountain views and waterfront

This 15-acre property is part of the beautiful Lake Adger development and includes a deeded marina slip and access to a residents-only, 13-mile hiking and equestrian trail system. The 348 ft. lakefront is located across the paved parkway where the Green River flows into Lake Adger. The eastern boundary is defined for about a third of a mile by a bold, spring-fed stream with 3 rather prominent cascades totaling around 40 feet of drop. A hiking trail parallels the stream and provides robust access throughout the property for approximately 2 miles. Lake Adger Parkway defines the western boundary and is also great for hiking. Served by a gated driveway, the premium building site with year-round mountain views is at the property’s highest elevation. On a calm day, one can hear the sound of the cascading waters of the stream. There are two secondary building sites, each with its own attributes.

$199,000

Stunning mountain view horse farm

Set upon a high knoll, this 31-acre equestrian estate offers exceptional privacy, with lovely, elevated views of its fenced pastures, the countryside, and mountains. Built in 1945 it is classy, a grande dame of a place with all of the vintage charm, inside and out, that one would expect. The roof is slate, and the chimneys and much of the exterior are of fieldstone. Wood paneling, including wormy chestnut; hewn beams, and 4 fieldstone fireplaces create the ambiance of the interior. Tall, elegant trees provide shade while a great display of shrubberies and meandering, stone walkways embrace the house in a kindly fashion. The pool and accompanying change house are their own complex and set just a bit downslope and off to one side so that they do not impede the view of the mountains. A guest cottage, office, and workshop complete the knoll. The barn has 4 box stalls, a tack room, and wash stall. There are approximately 15 acres of fenced pasture and access to the FETA trails.

$1,400,000

10-acre horse farm with “just about” new small house and barn

Buttercup Farm: This tidy, equestrian property is conveniently located just down the road from Landrum and 1 mile from I-26, Exit 1. It is set back from Hwy 14 within 10 acres of woodland and pasture with frontage on Hooper Creek. The cute, little farmhouse has been completely renovated, inside and out. New upgrades include roof, siding, insulation, wiring and light fixtures, plumbing, interior, and exterior doors, windows, sheetrock, red oak flooring, bathroom, and kitchen with granite countertops and new appliances, gutters, and downspouts. It is like a new house. Within the 1131 square feet, there are two bedrooms, a bathroom with a tiled shower, an open concept kitchen, dining area, and living room. The barn has been renovated as well, including roof, walls, siding, windows and doors, wiring, and gutters and downspouts. The interior of the barn is open and ready for your custom design. Hooper Creek runs through the property. 9 additional acres available.

$499,000

Wind Flower Farm – 352 Windflower Lane

Wind Flower Farm, a place as pretty as its name, is part of Walnut Creek Preserve. Walnut Creek is a most extraordinary 2,100-acre non-development, of which 1,500 acres are protected in perpetuity by conservation easements under the auspicious of Conserving Carolina. Only 25 families have privately held lands within the Preserve and share this incredible refuge with a vast array of flora and fauna. More than 50 miles of maintained trails meander throughout the common lands. Wind Flower Farm consists of 20 acres, of which 8 are fenced pasture. With mountains looming over the treetops, the house was designed for, and is equal to, its’ gorgeous, sequestered setting. The 3,775 sq.ft. of living area spans two levels, with the lower walkout level serviced by an elevator. The living area extends to the out-of-doors with an additional 1,800 sq. ft. of covered porches and a patio with a wood-burning fireplace. The barn has 2 stalls with tack, feed, washrack and hay storage, plus a half bath.

NEW PRICE! $1,295,000

Whinny Hill Farm – 15 Glen Erin Lane

While cliché adjectives like prestigious, luxurious, and gorgeous may apply to Whinny Hill Farm, they don’t do justice to its depth of character. As a whole, it is a handsome farm, with a residence of dignified demeanor in somewhat of a contrast to its dynamic setting within the Golden Hills of Fairview Farms. Earth-hued stucco finish anchors this tall home to its elevated site that faces the changeable mood of the mountains and overlooks a domain of verdant pastures. The earth-toned theme, enhanced by cherry wood floors, and enlivened by a vast array of windows continues throughout the home. There are over 5,000 sq. ft. of living area, in addition to a stalwart pavilion and extended ironwood deck. The dressage arena with mirrors is regulation size; the 4-stall barn measures 48 x 60 and is equipped with all amenities. The pastures are board-fenced. Golden Hills is an equestrian community comprised of more than 500 acres with an extensive, well-maintained trail system.

$1,295,000

BACK ON THE MARKET! “The Wilcox Place”: Historic home with guest cottage, 574 Howard Gap Road, Tryon

Built in 1913, this historic homestead, known as The Wilcox Place, is nestled within 2.81 landscaped acres at the foothills with a winter mountain view. The entry-level is country style with a bright foyer and an adjacent office. The living room is 30 feet long and is wainscoted-encapsulated with small, richly hued boards accented by a stone fireplace. In a former attic space is another newly created bedroom suite. There is a fireplace in the master bedroom, and a second bedroom is joined by a den. The antique guest house is very comfortable for visitors, you have to possibly evicted friends and fam! The entire property has been professionally fenced and is secure for all makes and models of dogs; diggers and climbers.

$524,900

11.5 Acres – Lot 2 Prospect Point Drive

Year-round 180-degree mountain views: Located in Prospect Point, a high-end gated community, this 11-acres wooded property offers excellent mountain views. It is relatively level at its’ building site and highest point. From there the land gently slopes away. The south-west orientation adds the additional dimension of sunsets bathing the mountains. In keeping with the low-density spirit of the development, Prospect Point consists of merely 14 lots with none being less than 10-acres in size. All utilities are underground: electrical, fiber optic cable, and natural gas. The roads are paved. At Prospect Point you may “tuck yourself away” and yet be close at hand with major highways and towns only minutes away.

$249,000

Lake Lanier, updated log home on the water: 512 Caledonia Loop, Landrum SC

This very private, high quality, and updated log home has 367 ft. of frontage with a dock on Lake Lanier. It is a tall structure with 2200± square feet on three levels with a 147± square foot sleeping loft within the peak of the 16-foot-high living room. The high ceilings, open spaces and floor to ceiling stone fireplace emancipate the spirit of the all wood interior. Bound to the west and south by broad decks, a stone walkway leads to the main level. On this level is the kitchen with granite countertops and dining area; separated from the great room by a 2-sided stone fireplace. A powder room and the master bedroom suite lie to the east of the living room. The lower level features very high ceilings and a rustic den, kitchenette and another fireplace flanked by glass doors that lead to a stone patio shaded by the upper deck. There are also two additional bedrooms, a bath, laundry and utility area on this walkout level. Being a Smarthome makes it an ideal vacation home or rental.

$515,000

Sold – “Derbyshire” 726 Mapleton Lane

Derbyshire is known as an equestrian community, but you don’t have to have horses to enjoy the benefits of living there. It is an exceptionally great and safe place to raise a family. Being gated adds peace of mind. The community is low density; the streets are paved. Shared by all residents is a 33-acre lake. This new, custom-built home is situated on a 1.1-acre waterfront lot. The main level consists of over 3,000 square feet of superior craftsmanship and finishes. The kitchen is stunning with Sub Zero and Wolf appliances, and together with the living room and dining area is part of an open central core. There are two master suites on this level, and stairs leading to a large finished room and a full bath above the 3-car garage. The walkout lower level has 1,600 sqft of finished space consisting of 4 rooms, all opening to the exterior at lake level, and two full baths. Horse boarding available. High-speed fiber optic internet, natural gas, and municipal water. Virtually staged.

$995,000

SOLD – 54 acre equestrian paradise – 1061 Honeyhill Lane

Honey Hill Farm is a 54-acre equestrian/residential property that is as quiet, peaceful and private as can be. Ride the FETA trails off the property, which is accessed by a long, winding driveway. The house sits atop a knoll surrounded by about 15 acres of pasture with seasonal mountain views. The Farm is the centerpiece of Honey Hill Cove, a 225-acre, 9-parcel development that is the fulfillment of present owner’s dream of creating a timeless, family enclave for horse idolizers and/or serenity seekers. One would not be faulted for the impression that the “farmhouse”, with its off-the-farm fieldstone and cypress exterior, was planted here and simply grew. Introducing the house is a rocking chair verandah shaded by a balcony. The main level interior defined by formal and informal: The great music room wing and the kitchen, dining, family gathering space and a large, screened deck and porches overlooking the meadows. It is in close proximity to town as well as I-26 and Highway 74.

$1,299,000

SOLD – 260 Vintage Road

‘Many Levels’ is a charming, established residential enclave close to Tryon in Hunting Country. Discreet, paved roads are canopied by mature trees, and houses are sequestered within large parcels. This property may be a near-perfect retirement home. It is a smartly designed home by the locally-legendary architect, Holland Brady. On the main level, the kitchen and family room, which has a fireplace, are open to one another; as are the adjoining living room and dining room: spaciousness. Also, on the main level is the master bedroom with a generous en suite bath and a second bedroom with a full bath. A screened porch connects the 2-car garage to a mudroom and laundry area. The lower, walk-out level has a third bedroom, a full bath, an office, and a workshop. An in-ground, gunite pool has been integrated into the landscaping and view and accents the front of the house. Around the house, it’s quite level. There are good winter mountain views, and partial summer views.

$425,000

SOLD – 200 Chocolate Drop Mountain Road

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Meticulously maintained home sited on 4.27 of gorgeously landscaped acres. Indulge yourself with year-round mountain views from nearly every window and room. The second level master suite gives you the feeling of being in a tree house. Spend evenings entertaining on the leveled decks and playing horseshoes with your friends and family. Located in a small, peaceful neighborhood minutes away from shopping and I-26/ Hwy 74. The location is hard to beat! You will instantly be impressed from the drive in though the entire home. Please watch the walk thru video.

$425,000