Escape to the natural beauty of Lake Richard B. Russell at 524 Charlies Creek Road in Iva, SC. Situated on 1.11 private acres with frontage along the pristine shoreline, this 1991 manufactured home offers peaceful lake-area living with the left and rear property lines adjoining the corp line (water’s edge). Lake Russell is a 26,650-acre reservoir along the Savannah River between South Carolina and Georgia, known for its stable water levels, natural shoreline, excellent fishing, and abundant recreational opportunities. Managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, shoreline development is restricted, preserving the lake’s unspoiled character and scenic beauty. While the property is non-dockable, a public boat launch is conveniently located approximately 1.2 miles away, making access to boating, fishing, and water sports easy. The home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths with a split-bedroom floor plan, along with a spacious living room, dining room, and fireplace. Enjoy quiet mornings on the front porch or relax on the rear deck surrounded by nature and the shoreline just steps away. Outdoor storage and parking are exceptional, with a 14&#39' x 36&#39' x 9&#39' pole barn plus a detached 24&#39' x 28&#39' garage with double doors, providing ample room for vehicles, boats, campers, fishing equipment, and recreational toys. With no restrictions, this property offers flexibility for use as a full-time residence, weekend getaway, or short-term rental (potential investment income). Easy walk (approximately 300 +/- ft) to the shoreline of Lake Russell and nearby boat access this property is especially appealing for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts. Located approximately 13 miles from Abbeville and 23 miles from Anderson, this property offers the privacy and tranquility of lake living. Whether you&#39're looking for a primary home, investment opportunity (no restrictions on short-term rentals), or your place to escape, 524 Charlies Creek Road offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, storage, and natural beauty along the shoreline of Lake Richard B. Russell.