About 146 Glassy Falls Trail
PRICE IMPROVEMENT! Now is an exceptional opportunity to own 11.67 acres of private mountain sanctuary with breathtaking 180-degree panoramic views of Glassy Mountain, Chestnut Ridge, and Parris Mountain. Tucked away in Travelers Rest, this remarkable property offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and an elevated mountain lifestyle, while remaining conveniently close to town. The relaxed community setting offers limited dues used to share the cost of maintaining community property and amenities, without a traditional HOA board overseeing everyday life. Explore mature hardwoods, natural rock formations, private trails, spring-fed streams, hidden waterfalls, and community fishing ponds stocked with rainbow trout and hybrid bass. The property also borders protected Boy Scouts of America land, providing an additional layer of privacy and a beautiful natural backdrop. Modern connectivity is at your fingertips with high-speed Starlink internet, making remote work, video conferencing, and streaming easy from your mountain retreat. Yet when you want to reconnect with the outside world, downtown Travelers Rest is approximately 20 minutes away, with Greenville and Hendersonville each approximately 35 minutes away. The groundwork for your dream home is already in place. An existing gravel road provides access into the property, a 5-bedroom PERC test is on file, and multiple potential homesites have been identified near the summit. A vetted custom builder is available, with the option to utilize existing architectural plans designed for the property's unique topography, customize your own plans, or explore the separately offered Land/Home package. This isn't simply acreage—it's an opportunity to create a truly exceptional mountain retreat surrounded by nature, expansive views, and remarkable privacy. Schedule your private showing and experience the property for yourself. Showing Instructions: A minimum of 2 hours' advance notice is required. Seller will meet buyers at the property entrance and provide a guided drive to the potential homesites. Community guidelines include restrictions regarding livestock, non-domestic pets, and limitations on domestic pets intended to preserve the area's natural environment and wildlife.
