233 Southview Ledge Road , Landrum, SC 29356(Greenville County)

Another amazing land listing brought to you by Abe Mills, Accredited Land Consultant with Keller William Greenville Upstate! Discover your perfect escape, 233 Southview Ledge Road in The Cliffs at Glassy. This prestigious lot sits within South Carolina's original gated golf and wellness community atop beautiful Glassy Mountain in Landrum. A truly peaceful 1.7-acre homesite which offers an ideal blend of natural beauty, privacy, and convenience coupled with truly first-class amenities. Perched at nearly 2,000 feet elevation, this serene property features striking rock outcroppings, towering hardwoods, and expansive south to southwest views of Paris Mountain and beyond. Tucked away in a quiet section of the community, you'll enjoy minimal traffic and maximum tranquility—yet you're just minutes from the 24/7 staffed gatehouse, Highway 11, and the vibrant city of Greenville. The homesite’s level terrain up top, with a gentle rear slope is ideal for a custom-built home with a walkout basement or perhaps a crawlspace. If you like to swing the clubs, this is more than just a beautiful place to live—it's a golfer’s paradise. The Cliffs at Glassy is home to a nationally acclaimed mountaintop golf course, with panoramic views and a layout that challenges and delights at every hole. This home site will come with a social membership (access to clubhouse and dining) which can be upgraded to a Club membership which would give you access to all seven Cliffs communities, offering a variety of courses, wellness centers, dining venues, and social clubs. Come view 233 Southview Ledge today and stop by to see some of the amenities, you'll soon realize why so many choose The Cliffs at Glassy home. Call or text Abe at (864) 404-5424 today to schedule a private viewing and tour of the community.

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