34.8+/- acres with approx.  250-300 feet of frontage on the Pacolet River – plus a creek running through it. Up top, there’s a large, level, high-elevation building site with underground power already available at the approx. 1/4-mile driveway entrance. Add in access to the FETA equestrian trail system (currently closed, but reopenable by the new owner), abundant wildlife, and a mix of black walnut, river birch, cedar, sycamore, maple, persimmon and pawpaw trees.  The floodplain bottomland may qualify for a wetland/stream mitigation bank, meaning a portion of this property could generate conservation easement income instead of just sitting idle.  You’ve got a rare combo of homesite, investment, and conservation play just minutes from Columbus and Tryon. Only restrictions: 5-acre minimum lot size, no mobile homes.