Lots 8 &#38' 9 — 3.45-Acre Waterfront Property with 897 Feet of Water Frontage Rare opportunity to own approximately 3.45 acres of combined waterfront property with an impressive 897 feet of water frontage on Boyd Mill Pond! Offered together, Lot 8 contains approximately 1.70 acres with approximately 369 feet of water frontage, while Lot 9 contains approximately 1.75 acres with approximately 528 feet of water frontage. Combined, these two lots offer an exceptional amount of land and waterfront in the peaceful Key Place community of Ware Shoals, SC. Lot 9 has septic and water already in place, providing a valuable head start for future development. The combined acreage offers flexibility for creating a spacious waterfront estate, family retreat or multiple homesites, subject to applicable restrictions and approvals. Boyd Mill Pond is an approximately 184-acre reservoir on the Reedy River, located about five miles east of Ware Shoals and approximately 11 miles southwest of Laurens. Known for its fishing, the pond offers opportunities for largemouth bass, channel catfish, crappie and bream, making this an appealing setting for fishing enthusiasts and anyone who enjoys spending time on the water. This is a different kind of lakefront lifestyle—peaceful, natural and centered around fishing, kayaking, canoeing and smaller-boat recreation rather than heavy recreational boat traffic. Nearby Karl H. Dixon Memorial Park provides public boat-launch and shoreline access, adding convenience for enjoying the pond and surrounding natural area. With 3.45 acres and approximately 897 feet of combined water frontage, this is an uncommon opportunity to create a substantial waterfront property with plenty of room to design your ideal home and outdoor living spaces. Whether you&#39're looking for a private lakefront estate, family retreat or an investment in one of the Upstate&#39's quieter waterfront settings, Lots 8 and 9 offer tremendous potential. Buyer to verify whether the lots may be combined or developed separately, the condition and usability of existing septic and water systems, utility connections, building requirements, shoreline improvements, access and all applicable restrictions.