Some properties are difficult to appreciate until you walk them. This is one of them. Located in the beautiful South Carolina foothills, this 19.95-acre tract offers an exceptional combination of usable terrain, mature woods, privacy and the potential for a truly spectacular view of Table Rock Mountain. Enter through the cattle gate and you will immediately notice how comfortably the land lays. Rather than the steep terrain often associated with mountain-view acreage, this property has a relatively gentle rise through a beautiful mixture of mature hardwoods and pines, eventually reaching one of the most impressive potential homesites on the property. And this is where the property gets special. With selective clearing, a home positioned near the top could take advantage of an incredible view looking directly toward Table Rock Mountain. Picture a back porch overlooking the mountains, coffee in hand in the morning, watching the fog lift from Table Rock and the surrounding foothills. It is the kind of setting that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. The upper homesite may be the showstopper, but it certainly isn’t the only option. There are multiple potential homesites throughout the property, giving a buyer flexibility in how the acreage is used. Build one private estate and preserve the surrounding woods, create a family compound, or explore the possibility of additional homesites or future division subject to Pickens County requirements. For anyone who wants land they can actually enjoy, this tract has tremendous potential. The terrain lends itself naturally to walking, horseback riding and recreational trails. Bring the horses, create trails through the woods, add a barn or workshop, or simply keep the property largely wooded and enjoy nearly 20 acres of privacy. There is plenty of room to explore without feeling like you are fighting steep mountain terrain every step of the way. A recent survey is in hand and the property lines are clearly marked. Power is available at the road, and fiber-optic cable was recently installed along Pumpkintown Highway. There is no public water available, so a private well will be needed. Despite the peaceful setting, you aren’t giving up access to civilization. The property is approximately 2.2 miles from the intersection of Highway 8 and scenic Highway 11, providing convenient access toward Pickens and Easley for everyday needs and an easy connection back toward Greenville. Head the opposite direction and some of the Upstate’s best outdoor destinations are practically in your backyard, including Table Rock State Park, Caesars Head and the mountain communities leading toward Brevard and Asheville. Whether you are searching for a mountain-view estate, equestrian property, recreational retreat, family compound or simply a beautiful piece of the South Carolina foothills to call your own, this is a property worth walking. 19.95 acres. Mature hardwoods. Gentle terrain. Multiple potential homesites. Power and fiber at the road. Survey in hand. And with the right clearing, a Table Rock Mountain view that could make the back porch your favorite room in the house. Priced for immediate sale.