1524 Highway 11
Landrum, SC 29356
Tahlequah Farm · Land For Sale · 225.00 AC

Greenville County Tax Map # 0637020100100 5,212 s.f. plantation style estate home (4BR/4BA) sitting at an elevation of 1,470' (the property's maximum elevation is 1,650') Three stall horse barn with enclosed tack room Double stone column gated entrance 0.5+/- miles of paved driveway 2+/- Acre Pond 10+/- Acres of fenced in pasture with additional fencing along the Highway 11 frontage The balance of the property is 30+/- year old natural hardwoods 2+/- miles of creeks which include 1+/- mile of the Glassy Mountain Tributary The property is adjacent to The Cliffs at Glassy development The property is adjacent to Chestnut Ridge Heritage Preserve which connects it to another 20,000+/- acres of protected land For the last 30 years the property has served as a wildlife sanctuary 2,860+/- feet of frontage on Scenic Highway 11 The property is located 30 minutes from Greenville, SC, one hour from Asheville, NC and 1.5 hours from Charlotte, NC Property History The Old Cherokee Road was one of the most significant trading and migration routes in America. Thus, the opportunity to sit right on this scenic byway is truly once in a lifetime and reflective of a grand bygone era. Much as the Cherokees and their clans would have known it, Tahlequah is a step back in tranquility in a world apart from modern travails of worry and modern encroachments. Just plowing or exploring the plentiful pastures can unearth treasures of the past including pottery shards, authentic arrow heads, and centuries old artifacts from bygone history. Hiking one's own property after a brisk summer rain may reveal earthly treasures far more valuable than shells from the coast. The earth houses great treasures and Tahlequah was at the forefront of living, trading and migration history for centuries. The true Native Americans called it home by right and heritage and later, by Treaty. The fur traders called it full of untold riches, the settlers called it the promised land. The moon shiners called it off limits. The few mountain folk called it home. Today, it is called undeveloped, unspoiled and rare. A centuries old trading post sat for years on this property, benefiting from its location on this trading pathway. Footsteps of history resonate in this special place and spirits of bygone souls can be pictured in one's mind and collected historic writings. Life is never dull in the Dark Corner and never static in this living, constantly evolving history. To call it tranquil, is a gross understatement. To call it perfect, is more like it. God never created a finer palette, now looking for the right caretakers of this historic, captivating way of life, so rare in the impersonal, generic world of today. Tahlequah. A world apart.