Located off Zoar Road in Saluda County, this 25.47 ± acre tract offers a well-rounded combination of recreational features, natural habitat, and potential for residential or agricultural use.

The property includes approximately 773.4 ± feet of road frontage along Zoar Road and is accessed through a gated entrance. This frontage provides both accessibility and flexibility for future use while maintaining a sense of separation from the roadway.

A man-made pond is situated on the property and may be utilized for wildlife attraction or general recreational enjoyment. The surrounding landscape includes a network of interior trails that allow for strategic navigation throughout the tract and support activities such as hunting access, trail riding, or land management.

Three established food plot locations are already in place and ready for seasonal planting. These areas are positioned to take advantage of the surrounding habitat and provide opportunities for wildlife management. The property will convey with a Shadow Hunter box blind, offering an existing setup for hunting use.

The timber consists of a mix of mature pine and hardwood species, including various mast-producing oaks. This diversity contributes to both wildlife habitat and the overall character of the land. Observed deer and turkey sign indicate consistent wildlife activity across the area.

Topography is generally level, allowing for multiple potential uses. Portions of the property may be suitable for conversion to pasture or small-scale agricultural use. The layout and access also provide options for a future homesite or implementing a mini-farm.

This tract offers a combination of established features and usability, making it suitable for recreational use, hunting, or residential development. Its size and configuration provide flexibility for a range of potential applications while maintaining a manageable footprint.