Rare opportunity to own 17 acres of unrestricted land featuring a private pond, wooded acreage, rental potential, and even a touch of Clemson history. This one-of-a-kind property offers incredible flexibility with multiple structures already in place, including a boathouse, two mobile homes, an outbuilding for storage, and a large red barn originally built by Clemson University in the 1930s as part of its agricultural program. Both mobile homes have been updated within the last 3–5 years, providing comfortable, move-in ready spaces—one with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath, and the other with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The boathouse adds a third living option, complete with a full kitchen, bedroom, bath, laundry area, and cozy den, or it can easily be converted back to its original waterfront purpose. A true highlight of the property, the boathouse features a poured concrete porch built directly into the water, creating the unique feeling that the home is floating on the pond. The pond itself is fed by three natural springs and was expanded by Clemson University to support a thriving ecosystem. Today, it is home to brim, bass, turtles, ducks, and geese, while the surrounding wooded acreage provides a natural habitat for deer, wild turkey, and a variety of bird species. Currently configured for rental income, the property offers endless possibilities—whether you envision building your dream home, creating a private retreat, or continuing to generate revenue. Ideally located just 10 minutes from downtown Belton, 20 minutes to downtown Anderson, and within 40 minutes of Lake Hartwell, Lake Keowee, and Clemson University, this property offers a rare combination of space, history, and opportunity in a highly convenient setting.

Rare opportunity to own 17 acres of unrestricted land featuring a private pond, wooded acreage, rental potential, and even a touch of Clemson history. This one-of-a-kind property offers incredible flexibility with multiple structures already in place, including a boathouse, two mobile homes, an outbuilding for storage, and a large red barn originally built by Clemson University in the 1930s as part of its agricultural program. Both mobile homes have been updated within the last 3–5 years, providing comfortable, move-in ready spaces—one with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath, and the other with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The boathouse adds a third living option, complete with a full kitchen, bedroom, bath, laundry area, and cozy den, or it can easily be converted back to its original waterfront purpose. A true highlight of the property, the boathouse features a poured concrete porch built directly into the water, creating the unique feeling that the home is floating on the pond. The pond itself is fed by three natural springs and was expanded by Clemson University to support a thriving ecosystem. Today, it is home to brim, bass, turtles, ducks, and geese, while the surrounding wooded acreage provides a natural habitat for deer, wild turkey, and a variety of bird species. Currently configured for rental income, the property offers endless possibilities—whether you envision building your dream home, creating a private retreat, or continuing to generate revenue. Ideally located just 10 minutes from downtown Belton, 20 minutes to downtown Anderson, and within 40 minutes of Lake Hartwell, Lake Keowee, and Clemson University, this property offers a rare combination of space, history, and opportunity in a highly convenient setting.