901 Bolt Rd Gray Court, SC 29645
Lonesome Dove Farm, a remarkable 167.77-acre commercial property in Laurens County, South Carolina, presents a unique opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts. Situated along the Reedy River, less than a mile from the Greenville/Laurens County line, this property boasts a 13-acre stocked pond, enhanced by a 3-acre beaver pond, creating prime waterfowl habitat. The pond also offers excellent largemouth bass fishing. Half a mile of river frontage adds to the property's appeal, complemented by several food plots, including a 3-acre dove field, strategically placed along the river. The diverse terrain includes hardwood stands, some 40 years old, and mature pine and hardwood areas. A beautiful hardwood ridge extends to a creek bottom, further enriching the wildlife habitat, supporting strong deer and turkey populations. An extensive network of internal roads and trails provides easy access to hunting stands and food plots. A 900-square-foot cabin, perfect for overnight stays, features a large front porch. Two pole barns and a shed with workbenches offer ample storage for equipment. Located approximately 24 miles from downtown Greenville (a 40-minute commute), Lonesome Dove Farm is the result of 40 years of dedicated land stewardship, offering a generational opportunity to own an exceptional recreational property. The asking price is $1,995,624, reflecting a land value of $13,411 per acre. This property includes an additional 1-acre stocked drainage pond.
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