Nineteen acres in Landrum, South Carolina, set just off Highway 11, offer a combination of river frontage, road access, and usable ground that’s hard to come by. The tract stretches along Pittman Road with roughly 1,700 feet of frontage, and it follows the Middle Tyger River for another 1,000 feet, giving it both visibility and water access. The land itself rolls gently with a mix of mature hardwoods and pine. There are several natural building sites, each with enough cover to keep privacy intact. With no restrictions in place, the property is a blank slate; whether you’re looking at a homestead, a small farm, or simply a retreat with room to roam. Its location ties the value together. Cherokee Valley Course and Club is ten minutes away. Downtown Landrum is fifteen. Tryon, Travelers Rest, and Greenville are within easy driving distance. From the property, you’ve got the balance of rural quiet and access to the markets, golf, and mountain towns of the Upstate. This tract gives you options with river frontage, road frontage, and buildable ground without tying you down with rules or restrictions. Additional Information: • ±1,700 feet of road frontage • ±1,000 feet of Middle Tyger River frontage • Rolling topography • Mixture of mature hardwoods and pines • Unrestricted acreage • Located off scenic Highway 11 • ±10 min to Cherokee Valley Course and Club • ±15 min to downtown Landrum • ±20 min to downtown Tryon • ±25 min to downtown Travelers Rest • ±40 min to downtown Greenville