Discover the best-kept secret in Anderson, SC on world renowned Lake Hartwell. This is a call to all animal and nature lovers seeking a break from the hustle and bustle. Relocate to a peaceful sanctuary with a rare opportunity to own 6.96 acres of unrestricted property on the sparkling blue freshwater of Lake Hartwell. This deer and fishing sanctuary at your doorstep comes with amazing tax and zoning benefits. Bring your horse, boat, fishing poles and bags, and enjoy a secluded paradise just minutes from the city. With no HOA and you can apply for agriculture tax benefits, this property offers unmatched opportunities. The land is unzone, meaning it has fewer restrictions than most properties—a great benefit. The Corps of Engineers has verbally approved two docks when subdivided. This exclusive, private neighborhood boasts large acreages, making neighboring homes barely visible. An "AS IS" 5-bedroom 1950s farmhouse currently sits on the property, ready to be updated or replaced with your dream home private estate that few can dream of. The property includes several outbuildings, a kennel with an office, and a three bay, barn-style garage that was formerly a horse barn. There is also an older horse stable that leads to the pasture. 

Additionally, there is an optional 16-year-established dog boarding business with unlimited growth potential. This business can provide additional income for the property if desired. With potential for expansion into breeding, dog rescue, training, grooming, and veterinarian services, the large professional kennel situated on the property is ideal for dog lovers or breeders. The thriving business can be negotiated if interested.  

Lake Hartwell is one of the largest lakes in the Southeast, with more than 962 miles of shoreline and 56,000 acres of water recrecration. Lake Hartwell borders  South Carolina and Georgia and is admired for its breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, the lake is a haven for boaters, fishermen, kayakers, campers, and hikers.  Anderson is located between Greenville SC (35 minutes) and Atlanta Ga (2 hours)