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85 Cool Spring Church Road, Travelers Rest

Contact Brooke Tyndall 864.704.7790 for additional information or to schedule a tour. Some properties are defined by the home, while others are defined by the land, the history, and the possibilities they hold. This remarkable 52-acre property offers a little of everything, combining a charming 1970s residence, thoughtfully designed modern improvements, and expansive acreage rich in natural beauty, character, and potential. Situated in the Blue Ridge foothills just off Highway 25 in northern Travelers Rest, the property combines a peaceful rural setting with convenient access to the Greenville–Asheville corridor. Downtown Travelers Rest is a straight shot away, while Greenville, SC, and Hendersonville, NC, are approximately 30 minutes in either direction. Here, mountain recreation, scenic drives, and everyday conveniences are all within easy reach. A tree-lined driveway welcomes you into an established landscape of mature hardwoods, mountain laurel, dogwoods, azaleas and gardenias. More than two miles of established trails wind through the 52-acre property, making its mountain-like terrain surprisingly accessible. Johnson Creek follows the rear of the property, where an open meadow provides a beautiful contrast to the surrounding woodlands. An old springhead, once used to supply the home, speaks to the property's history, while abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, fox, and bear, adds to the natural setting. Local accounts suggest a portion of the old wagon route to historic Poinsett Bridge may have crossed the property, adding another layer to its history. It's the kind of place that feels tucked away in the mountains without being far from town. Built in the 1970s using stone and timber sourced and milled from the land itself, the original three-bedroom, two-bath home has a character all its own. A cozy gas log fireplace adds warmth inside, while a quaint covered front porch and expansive covered back deck offer inviting spaces to enjoy the surrounding landscape. An upstairs bedroom captures seasonal views of Paris Mountain. A two-car garage and full walkout basement provide ample storage and flexibility, while a whole-house generator, buried propane tank, public water, and high-speed internet availability add modern convenience to this peaceful rural setting. A beautifully finished, modern farmhouse-inspired retreat, completed in 2025, brings another dimension to the property. Vaulted tongue-and-groove ceilings, rich wood textures, stacked stone accents, slate flooring, and a gas log fireplace create a warm, rustic yet refined atmosphere. A full kitchen and spa-like bath add comfort, while wall-to-wall sliding glass doors open to a spacious Trex deck overlooking the woods. Below, a climate-controlled drive-through garage workshop with lean-to offers additional workspace and storage. Other improvements include an RV barn with lean-to and full hookup, a treehouse with power, and a second addressed site at 83 Cool Springs Church Road with its own 200-amp electrical service, internet, and septic system. With approximately 970 feet of road frontage, multiple existing improvements, and extensive acreage, the property presents intriguing possibilities for a private family compound, recreational retreat, or the potential creation of additional estate-sized homesites, subject to applicable approvals. Having changed hands only once over the years, this is an uncommon opportunity to become part of the property's next chapter. A place to appreciate what it is today, with room to imagine what it could become tomorrow.

85 Cool Spring Church Road, Travelers Rest

85 Cool Springs Church Road, Travelers Rest

$1,750,000

Contact Brooke Tyndall 864.704.7790 for additional information or to schedule a tour. Some properties are defined by the home, while others are defined by the land, the history, and the possibilities they hold. This remarkable 52-acre property offers a little of everything, combining a charming 1970s residence, thoughtfully designed modern improvements, and expansive acreage rich in natural beauty, character, and potential. Situated in the Blue Ridge foothills just off Highway 25 in northern Travelers Rest, the property combines a peaceful rural setting with convenient access to the Greenville–Asheville corridor. Downtown Travelers Rest is a straight shot away, while Greenville, SC, and Hendersonville, NC, are approximately 30 minutes in either direction. Here, mountain recreation, scenic drives, and everyday conveniences are all within easy reach. A tree-lined driveway welcomes you into an established landscape of mature hardwoods, mountain laurel, dogwoods, azaleas and gardenias. More than two miles of established trails wind through the 52-acre property, making its mountain-like terrain surprisingly accessible. Johnson Creek follows the rear of the property, where an open meadow provides a beautiful contrast to the surrounding woodlands. An old springhead, once used to supply the home, speaks to the property's history, while abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, fox, and bear, adds to the natural setting. Local accounts suggest a portion of the old wagon route to historic Poinsett Bridge may have crossed the property, adding another layer to its history. It's the kind of place that feels tucked away in the mountains without being far from town. Built in the 1970s using stone and timber sourced and milled from the land itself, the original three-bedroom, two-bath home has a character all its own. A cozy gas log fireplace adds warmth inside, while a quaint covered front porch and expansive covered back deck offer inviting spaces to enjoy the surrounding landscape. An upstairs bedroom captures seasonal views of Paris Mountain. A two-car garage and full walkout basement provide ample storage and flexibility, while a whole-house generator, buried propane tank, public water, and high-speed internet availability add modern convenience to this peaceful rural setting. A beautifully finished, modern farmhouse-inspired retreat, completed in 2025, brings another dimension to the property. Vaulted tongue-and-groove ceilings, rich wood textures, stacked stone accents, slate flooring, and a gas log fireplace create a warm, rustic yet refined atmosphere. A full kitchen and spa-like bath add comfort, while wall-to-wall sliding glass doors open to a spacious Trex deck overlooking the woods. Below, a climate-controlled drive-through garage workshop with lean-to offers additional workspace and storage. Other improvements include an RV barn with lean-to and full hookup, a treehouse with power, and a second addressed site at 83 Cool Springs Church Road with its own 200-amp electrical service, internet, and septic system. With approximately 970 feet of road frontage, multiple existing improvements, and extensive acreage, the property presents intriguing possibilities for a private family compound, recreational retreat, or the potential creation of additional estate-sized homesites, subject to applicable approvals. Having changed hands only once over the years, this is an uncommon opportunity to become part of the property's next chapter. A place to appreciate what it is today, with room to imagine what it could become tomorrow.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

Contact Brooke Tyndall 864.704.7790 for additional information or to schedule a tour. Some properties are defined by the home, while others are defined by the land, the history, and the possibilities they hold. This remarkable 52-acre property offers a little of everything, combining a charming 1970s residence, thoughtfully designed modern improvements, and expansive acreage rich in natural beauty, character, and potential. Situated in the Blue Ridge foothills just off Highway 25 in northern Travelers Rest, the property combines a peaceful rural setting with convenient access to the Greenville–Asheville corridor. Downtown Travelers Rest is a straight shot away, while Greenville, SC, and Hendersonville, NC, are approximately 30 minutes in either direction. Here, mountain recreation, scenic drives, and everyday conveniences are all within easy reach. A tree-lined driveway welcomes you into an established landscape of mature hardwoods, mountain laurel, dogwoods, azaleas and gardenias. More than two miles of established trails wind through the 52-acre property, making its mountain-like terrain surprisingly accessible. Johnson Creek follows the rear of the property, where an open meadow provides a beautiful contrast to the surrounding woodlands. An old springhead, once used to supply the home, speaks to the property's history, while abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, fox, and bear, adds to the natural setting. Local accounts suggest a portion of the old wagon route to historic Poinsett Bridge may have crossed the property, adding another layer to its history. It's the kind of place that feels tucked away in the mountains without being far from town. Built in the 1970s using stone and timber sourced and milled from the land itself, the original three-bedroom, two-bath home has a character all its own. A cozy gas log fireplace adds warmth inside, while a quaint covered front porch and expansive covered back deck offer inviting spaces to enjoy the surrounding landscape. An upstairs bedroom captures seasonal views of Paris Mountain. A two-car garage and full walkout basement provide ample storage and flexibility, while a whole-house generator, buried propane tank, public water, and high-speed internet availability add modern convenience to this peaceful rural setting. A beautifully finished, modern farmhouse-inspired retreat, completed in 2025, brings another dimension to the property. Vaulted tongue-and-groove ceilings, rich wood textures, stacked stone accents, slate flooring, and a gas log fireplace create a warm, rustic yet refined atmosphere. A full kitchen and spa-like bath add comfort, while wall-to-wall sliding glass doors open to a spacious Trex deck overlooking the woods. Below, a climate-controlled drive-through garage workshop with lean-to offers additional workspace and storage. Other improvements include an RV barn with lean-to and full hookup, a treehouse with power, and a second addressed site at 83 Cool Springs Church Road with its own 200-amp electrical service, internet, and septic system. With approximately 970 feet of road frontage, multiple existing improvements, and extensive acreage, the property presents intriguing possibilities for a private family compound, recreational retreat, or the potential creation of additional estate-sized homesites, subject to applicable approvals. Having changed hands only once over the years, this is an uncommon opportunity to become part of the property's next chapter. A place to appreciate what it is today, with room to imagine what it could become tomorrow.

85 Cool Springs Church Road, Travelers Rest

$1,996,800

A premier 96-acre tract in Fountain Inn. This expansive property blends managed timber, open land, water, and wildlife habitat into a single, highly usable tract just 15–20 minutes from Fountain Inn and Simpsonville and 40 minutes from downtown Greenville. Land Composition & Features • 30 acres of planted loblolly pine — offering future timber income and beautiful, uniform aesthetics. • 11 acres of open field/pasture — ideal for grazing, a large dove field, or multiple food plot setups. • 2-acre pond — a scenic centerpiece for fishing, wildlife, or a future homesite overlooking the water. • Mixed mature pine & hardwood across the remaining acreage, providing excellent mast, cover, shade, and year-round beauty. • Creek frontage, a small beaver swamp, and frontage on the Reedy River — a rare combination of water resources that enhances recreation, wildlife, and long-term value. This tract is tailor made for someone seeking a large private estate, a family compound, or an excellent recreational property close to Greenville. The topography and layout offer multiple premier homesites, each with its own character — pond views, wooded privacy, or elevated overlooks. For sportsmen, the property checks every box: deer, turkey, dove, and waterfowl habitat; established timber; open ground ready for planting; and diverse terrain that keeps wildlife moving. For investors or long-term planners, the timber mix, water features, and location in a rapidly growing corridor make this a standout investment. Situated in the quiet southern end of Greenville County, this property offers the perfect balance of rural privacy with quick access to Fountain Inn, Simpsonville, and Greenville. Daily conveniences, dining, and schools are all within an easy drive.

Fountain Inn

$6,000,000

Land | Land Area: 79.74 ac Share Print View Documents Blakely Avenue Industrial Park presents a rare opportunity to acquire ±79.74 acres of I-1 zoned land in Piedmont, South Carolina. Ideally positioned along the I-185 corridor in Greenville County, one of the Southeast’s most active industrial markets. The site is development-ready with all major utilities in place, including sewer, water, power, natural gas, and fiber and benefits from four points of access via Blakely Ave, Griffin Rd, Divatex Rd and Walker Rd. It is offered for sale at an asking price of $6,000,000. A conceptual site plan demonstrates the ability to accommodate up to ±688,700 SF of industrial space across four buildings ranging from ±102,060 SF to ±238,680 SF, engineered to support modern logistics, advanced manufacturing and light industrial operations. Located within minutes of I-185 and I-85, this site offers efficient access to major Southeast markets including Charlotte, Atlanta and the broader eastern seaboard.

Blakley Avenue, Piedmont

$2,205,107

The Dacusville Road tract is a splendid representation of arguably the most picturesque region in the South Carolina Blue Ridge foothills. Renowned for its natural beauty, this northern section of the Saluda River Basin Watershed comprises a framework of creeks, rivers, farmland, and timber stands with a 3,000-foot mountain range as a backdrop. These natural landscapes create a unique local ecosystem where native plant and animal species thrive at incredibly rare levels. The property itself displays a very impressive blend of pristine fields, mature upland and bottomland hardwoods, and substantial water features. The combination of these features is wildlife habitat diversity at its finest and the infrastructure is in place to hold high quality populations of deer, turkey, doves, and waterfowl. A true outdoor paradise, for decades it was the personal hunting grounds of award-winning outdoor writer, historian, botanist, guide, and conservation advocate Dennis Chastain. Existing structures on the property include a wooden shed, a concrete building, and a 3 BR/2 BA brick home (2,186’) at the highest point of elevation (1,042’) offering stunning eastern views from the screened front porch. A lower hardwood bluff overlooking the bottom fields offers a secondary home site with tremendous potential for seclusion and beautiful scenery as well.

705 Dacusville Road, Marietta

$1,990,000

THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY WITH LOTS INVESTMENTAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL POTENTIAL. ABOUT 60 ACRES OF LAND HAS BEEN DE-STUMPED AND GRADED, THE OTHER PORTION HAS MATURE TREES. THERE IS A CREEK AT THE BACK PART OF THE PROPERTY. THE BOUNDARIES TOUCHING THE NEIGHOURING PROPERTIES HAVE BEEN FENCED WITH BARBED WIRE. THERE ARE TRAILS TO MOVE AROUND IN THE PROPERTY.SOME ARE WIDE ENOUGH FOR SMALL VEHICLES. THERE ARE NICE VIEWS TOO.

Skyland Drive, Marietta

$2,738,000

Do you know where one of the most peaceful, tranquil spots in Southern Greenville County is located ? I Do and Let me share it with you....Nestled in a peaceful setting, yet conveniently located near the New upcoming Private Kawonu Golf Club. This property is the perfect balance of retreat-style living and accessibility. Development Potential: The tract gives the developers the chance to create a truly unique community. Exclusive estate homesites with ample space, privacy and stunning sunsets. Desirable lakefront properties that command premium value. One of a kind neighborhood centered around a private 7-8 acre lake. Deed restrictions are set to a minimum of 3 acres. Approximately 54 acres available for purchase. Seller is looking to sell the entire parcel with the exception of the home place which will retain approximately 6 acres but will consider subdividing the parcel in accordance with the 3 acre minimum,. Seller has developed a "preliminary" proposal for the subdivision into lots just as a reference. Buyer will be responsible for all survey work and any roll back taxes. Please note: The acreage listed for sale is P/O 056.01-01.008.01 and 0568.01-01.008.95 The Homeplace on the of the property will retain a minimum of 6 acres that will include the existing home and the barn.

1905 Mckelvey Road, Fountain Inn

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