0 Golden Hickory Drive, Anderson, SC 29621

26.46-Acre Creekfront Property | Rolling Hills | Multiple Access Points | Anderson County, SC Experience the perfect combination of privacy, natural beauty, and development potential with this rare 26.46-acre property on Golden Hickory Drive in Anderson, SC. Located in an established neighborhood with no HOA, this tract offers unmatched freedom and flexibility while providing convenient access to town amenities. The property features two separate access points—one from the cul-de-sac on Golden Hickory Drive and another off Green Willow Drive—providing excellent flexibility for building, driveways, or potential subdivision layouts. The land is a mix of rolling hills, valleys, and ridges with a scenic creek meandering throughout, offering both privacy and recreational opportunities. Valuable improvements have already been made, including a graded gravel access road and a culvert over the creekleading to a potential homesite, and a perc test completed in the past, confirming suitability for future development. While the tract totals 26.46 acres, approximately 20–23 acres are usable for recreation, homesteading, or clearing, and 10–16 acres are realistically buildable, giving multiple options for homesites. The land backs up to quiet farmland, creating a serene retreat and beautiful rural views. Zoned RA (Rural Agricultural) in Anderson County, the property may be subdivided, making it ideal for a private estate, family compound, mini-farm, or small-scale subdivision. While the property is unrestricted and no manufactured homes are allowed, it maintains the quality and character of the surrounding area. Previously used as hunting land, the property is home to deer, hogs, and turkeys, offering recreational opportunities in addition to its building potential. Whether you’re looking to build a private estate, create a homestead, develop multiple homesites, or invest in land with long-term upside, this property delivers size, improvements, access, and unparalleled Upstate SC character.