246 Lee Road

This is a well-established tract ready for the outdoorsman. Large, improved food plots are in place and enclosed deer stands are positioned and ready. This property features large, mature hardwoods and an established variety of fruit trees — persimmon, pear, and apple — attract wildlife naturally and represent years of patient growth that come with the deed.

Two creeks intersect on opposing sides of the property, providing natural water sources. For the timber-minded buyer, the established loblolly pine stands are approaching thinning age — a near-term income opportunity built right into the purchase. Step back in time with this mid-20th century farmhouse that was built as a true family home, the heart of a working farmstead where generations lived off the land.

While this house is offered with minimal attributable value and "as-is", much of it remains in near-original condition — period details, original finishes, and an authenticity that simply cannot be replicated. Over the last decade this property has transitioned into a hunting lodge, and the land has embraced that role beautifully. Use it as a temporary base for your next adventure or bring it back to life with your own vision!

And for the buyer seeking a forever home site, this tract offers something increasingly rare: acreage with genuine history, a near-original mid-century farmhouse, mature hardwoods, fruit trees, and creek frontage — land that has already been loved for generations and is ready to be loved again. Whether you restore the farmhouse to its family roots, preserve it as a lodge, or build something entirely new, the setting is exceptional. Located in northern Union County just minutes from the Spartanburg County line, the property delivers genuine rural solitude with an easy commute to Spartanburg and Greenville.