2.42 Acres | Located in Oconee County, SC

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Enjoy peaceful, relaxing days on this 2.42-acre cul-de-sac lot in the small mountain town of Salem SC. Located in the quiet, gated, mountain community of Jocassee Ridge, this lot offers privacy, scenic surroundings, and endless outdoor recreation. Stick built homes are allowed. Local shopping can be found within 20 miles of the property and nearby hospitals can be found less than 40 minutes away in the city of Greenville. From fishing to hiking to watersports, the area offers adventure and recreational opportunities at any turn. Only minutes for Lake Jocassee or Lake Keowee, you can spend days relaxing on the boat, a casual kayak across the lake, or find the thrill of a speedboat. Devil’s Fork State Park, the area’s star attraction, is less than 10 minutes from the property for even more adventurous activities. From golfing, exploring nearby waterfalls on horseback, hiking, and so much more can be found within a short 30-minute drive in any direction. The college town of Clemson can be found 40 minutes away. City water available for hookup – Septic needs installed – underground utilities at the street.

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Devil’s Fork State Park

Devil’s Fork State Park is an outdoor-lover’s dream, nestled in the middle of the breath-taking Jocassee Gorges. You can hike, boat, fish, swim and even scuba dive – all right inside the park. The Jocassee Gorges are a series of steep rock walls along the Blue Ridge Escarpment carrying dozens of mountain rivers down into the vast, 7,500-acre Lake Jocassee. Many of the elusive waterfalls are only accessible by boat and the lake is home to some of South Carolina’s best trout fishing. Jocassee is a Cherokee word meaning “Place of the Lost One” and the park offers a doorway into Lake Jocassee’s ancient grandeur. The lake was created when the land’s mountain rivers were redirected to flood what was once known as Jocassee Valley. Today, dozens of forgotten homes and camps can be found beneath the lake’s clear blue surface and can only be explored by scuba divers.

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