163 Tabor Street, Central, SC; 2 Wooded lots with creek!

Discover 0.94 acres on Tabor Street in Central, South Carolina, offering a unique combination of convenience, natural features, and build potential just minutes from Clemson. This property consists of two connected lots being sold together, providing added flexibility for home placement, investment potential, or future use. The land features a wooded setting with a creek, creating a peaceful and scenic environment while still being close to town. One portion of the property is level, making it ideal for a homesite or construction, while the second lot slopes gently down toward the creek, adding character, privacy, and natural drainage. This variation in terrain allows for creative design opportunities, whether you’re planning a primary residence, rental property, or a long-term investment. Located just 2 miles from Clemson University, this property offers exceptional proximity to one of the Upstate’s most sought-after areas. It is also conveniently close to local schools, shopping, parks, and everyday amenities, including Walmart and other retail options. The central location makes it appealing for a wide range of buyers, from those looking to build a personal home to investors seeking property near a strong rental market. The wooded surroundings provide a sense of privacy and a natural buffer, while the creek adds both visual appeal and a relaxing atmosphere. Despite the tranquil setting, the property remains easily accessible and well-connected to surrounding areas, including Clemson, Pendleton, and nearby major roadways. Opportunities to own nearly an acre of land this close to Clemson are becoming increasingly limited, especially with natural features like a creek and a mix of usable terrain. Whether you’re looking to build now or hold for future value, this property offers both immediate appeal and long-term potential. Important Notice: Property lines and boundaries shown in marketing materials are approximate and should not be relied upon as exact. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own independent research and verify property lines, easements, utilities, zoning, and any other relevant details through a licensed surveyor or appropriate authorities.