A rare opportunity for multi-generational living on 17 unrestricted acres featuring a private pond, wooded surroundings, multiple residences, and even a touch of Clemson history. Whether you're looking to bring family together while maintaining individual space, create a shared retreat, or invest in flexible living arrangements, this property offers endless possibilities. The property includes three separate living options—ideal for extended family or guests. Two updated mobile homes (renovated within the last 3–5 years) offer comfortable, move-in ready spaces, with one featuring 2 bedrooms and 1 bath, and the other 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The boathouse provides a third private living quarters complete with a full kitchen, bedroom, bath, laundry area, and cozy den—perfect for in-laws, adult children, or long-term guests. It could also be converted back to its original waterfront purpose if desired. Designed for both togetherness and privacy, the expansive acreage allows room to spread out while still enjoying shared outdoor spaces. The private pond—fed by three natural springs and originally expanded by Clemson University—offers a peaceful setting for fishing, relaxing, and gathering. The poured concrete porch at the boathouse sits right at the water’s edge, creating a one-of-a-kind space that feels like it’s floating on the pond. Additional features include a large red barn built by Clemson University in the 1930s as part of its agricultural program, an outbuilding for storage, and a mix of open and wooded land that supports abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, and a variety of birds. Whether you're envisioning a family compound, a private homestead, or a property that blends personal use with income potential, this one delivers. Ideally located just 10 minutes from downtown Belton, 20 minutes to Anderson, and within 40 minutes of Lake Hartwell, Lake Keowee, and Clemson University—offering both privacy and convenience.

A rare opportunity for multi-generational living on 17 unrestricted acres featuring a private pond, wooded surroundings, multiple residences, and even a touch of Clemson history. Whether you're looking to bring family together while maintaining individual space, create a shared retreat, or invest in flexible living arrangements, this property offers endless possibilities. The property includes three separate living options—ideal for extended family or guests. Two updated mobile homes (renovated within the last 3–5 years) offer comfortable, move-in ready spaces, with one featuring 2 bedrooms and 1 bath, and the other 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The boathouse provides a third private living quarters complete with a full kitchen, bedroom, bath, laundry area, and cozy den—perfect for in-laws, adult children, or long-term guests. It could also be converted back to its original waterfront purpose if desired. Designed for both togetherness and privacy, the expansive acreage allows room to spread out while still enjoying shared outdoor spaces. The private pond—fed by three natural springs and originally expanded by Clemson University—offers a peaceful setting for fishing, relaxing, and gathering. The poured concrete porch at the boathouse sits right at the water’s edge, creating a one-of-a-kind space that feels like it’s floating on the pond. Additional features include a large red barn built by Clemson University in the 1930s as part of its agricultural program, an outbuilding for storage, and a mix of open and wooded land that supports abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, and a variety of birds. Whether you're envisioning a family compound, a private homestead, or a property that blends personal use with income potential, this one delivers. Ideally located just 10 minutes from downtown Belton, 20 minutes to Anderson, and within 40 minutes of Lake Hartwell, Lake Keowee, and Clemson University—offering both privacy and convenience.