Landrum Homes with Few Trees Lot Description

Landrum Homes with Few Trees Lot Description

Welcome to Landrum, South Carolina – a hidden gem nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. This charming city is known for its warm Southern hospitality, picturesque landscapes, and a vibrant community spirit. With its rich history and quaint downtown area, Landrum offers a perfect blend of small-town charm and modern convenience. Residents enjoy easy access to local shops, delightful eateries, and a variety of outdoor activities, making it an ideal place for families and nature enthusiasts alike.

One of the unique features of Landrum's real estate offerings is the availability of homes situated on lots with few trees. These properties provide a rare opportunity for homeowners who appreciate open spaces and unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape. Imagine waking up to the gentle morning light streaming through your windows, with expansive vistas of rolling hills and the majestic mountains in the distance. Homes on these lots often come with ample backyard space, perfect for gardening, outdoor entertaining, or simply soaking in the sun.

In Landrum, you’ll find a diverse selection of homes that cater to various lifestyles, from cozy cottages to spacious family residences. The community's commitment to preserving its natural beauty ensures that even homes with fewer trees are surrounded by the serene charm that defines this region. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or a vibrant community, Landrum is a place where you can truly feel at home. Explore your options today and discover the perfect property that fits your vision of Southern living!

Newest Landrum Homes with Few Trees Lot Description

$1,950,000
4 Beds 3.5 Baths
Set within the prestigious gated community of The Cliffs at Glassy, this exceptional residence sits on more than 2.5 beautifully landscaped acres at an elevation exceeding 2,600 feet, with desirable east to southeast-facing views and remarkable convenience to the clubhouse. Inside, light-filled living spaces showcase rich wood accents, stonework, and refined architectural details. The great room features a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and expansive windows framing the surrounding landscape, while the adjoining dining room offers a tray ceiling and the spacious office a distinctive turret bay window. The chef’s kitchen pairs custom cabinetry and built-in wine storage with high-end appliances, including a Monogram refrigerator, Five Star double range, six-burner gas cooktop with griddle, and two-drawer dishwasher. A generous laundry room and convenient drop zone add everyday functionality. The main-level primary suite is a serene retreat, thoughtfully designed with dual closets, a dedicated linen closet, and direct access to the expansive deck. The primary bath features a spacious rainfall shower and dual vanities with beautifully crafted, classic cabinetry, blending timeless style with everyday comfort. The suite’s seamless connection to the outdoor living spaces creates a private, relaxed setting for enjoying the home’s natural surroundings. Downstairs, a spacious living room with stone fireplace, wet bar, and recreation area create an inviting space for entertaining. Four additional bedrooms provide comfortable accommodations and flexibility for guests, a home office, gym, or hobby space. Outdoor living is a highlight, with a large deck, two expansive flagstone patios framed by stone columns, flat side and rear yards, and mature landscaping. Layered mountain views provide a beautiful backdrop, while the screened porch with turret bay window and floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace offers a welcoming setting throughout the seasons. A stone path provides backyard access along one side of the home, with a stone staircase providing access from the other. Generous storage is found throughout, and updates include HVAC system replacements in 2016 and 2020 and a new roof in 2020. With its acreage, mountain views, extensive outdoor living, architectural character, and proximity to the clubhouse, this distinctive Glassy residence offers an uncommon combination of privacy and convenience. A Club membership at The Cliffs is available for purchase with this property giving you access to all seven communities.

49 The Cliffs Parkway, Landrum

$700,000
4 Beds 2.5 Baths
Looking for a private Landrum, SC home with mountain views, acreage, main-level living, and an exceptional workshop? Welcome to 480 Gibson Road—a one-owner, custom-built home set on nearly four private acres with panoramic views from almost every window. Designed to capture the scenery, this well-loved home features windows across the back, hardwood floors throughout the main level, and a desirable split-bedroom floor plan with three bedrooms and two full baths on the main floor. The great room offers a gas-log fireplace flanked by built-ins, creating a warm gathering space with beautiful views beyond. The open kitchen provides abundant cabinet and counter space, new upgraded appliances, a gas cooktop, Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, and a walk-in pantry. A separate laundry room adds everyday convenience. The primary suite includes a spa-like bath with heated floors and an impressive 14-by-14-foot walk-in closet featuring a custom, double-sided built-in dresser. Upstairs, a spacious bonus room with a half bath offers flexible space for a recreation room, home office, craft or sewing room, or a combination of uses. Downstairs, the approximately 1,300-square-foot workshop is a standout feature, complete with six-foot-wide doors leading directly to the yard—ideal for woodworking, equipment, hobbies, or storage. Outdoor living is equally inviting, with a screened porch and deck overlooking the peaceful property and mountain backdrop. The deck has power and is structurally designed to support a hot tub. Additional highlights include a two-car garage, abundant attic, basement, crawl-space, and interior storage, an HVAC system with an electrostatic HEPA filter and whole-home humidifier, and wiring for a generator. Private acreage, remarkable views, thoughtful custom features, and space for nearly every interest make this Landrum property truly special. Schedule your private showing and experience the setting, craftsmanship, and possibilities of 480 Gibson Road for yourself.

480 Gibson Road, Landrum

$379,900
3 Beds 2 Baths
If you're looking for a place to hang your saddle, this is it. 316 Oak Grove Road sits on 3.04 private acres in the Landrum–Tryon equestrian corridor, just 9 miles from Tryon International Equestrian Center. The property is fully set up and ready to go: a working 93×102 arena with drainage, an on-site tack room, a two-stall open barn, horse wash station, and 8,000-volt electric fencing across multiple runs. Fencing is configured as two holding pastures and one large pasture in the back, open the gates and it all becomes one. Capacity for five horses. Built out, fenced, and waiting. The land itself is well-suited for horses, gently sloping, with a wooded back section that provides natural shade and shelter, and a seasonal creek running along the rear of the property. Water level varies with rainfall, but your horses will find it. The home is a custom Oakwood doublewide built in 2023, with sheetrock throughout, a farm sink, hood range, sliding glass door, two living areas (the second is currently used as a theater room), and fiber optic Wi-Fi. At 1,736 square feet with 3 bedrooms, a flex space that can be enclosed as a 4th bedroom, and 2 full baths, it lives like a well-thought-out ranch. Blue Ridge city water, a meaningful premium in this rural market. No well. No hassle. Downtown Landrum is 3 minutes away. The Fence Equestrian Trailhead is right in town, you can ride from there. A second equestrian trailhead is about 3 miles up the road. Greenville, Spartanburg, and Greer are all 30 minutes out. Asheville is 40 miles. Turnkey equestrian properties in the Tryon corridor don't stay available long. Schedule your showing.

316 Oak Grove Road, Landrum

$1,650,000
3 Beds 4.5 Baths
The timber frame is the first thing you notice and the last thing you forget. Hand-joined posts and beams carry the ceilings here, rising into king-post trusses above the living room and settling into a coffered grid over the kitchen. This is not applied millwork dressing up a builder's box. It is the structure of the house, left honest and in plain view. Built in 2001 on 1.90 wooded acres inside the gates of the Cliffs at Glassy, the residence is Mountain Craftsman in the Arts and Crafts tradition, dark board-and-batten with cedar shingle in the gable ends under a steeply pitched cross-gabled roof carrying decorative timber trusses in its peaks. A dry-stacked stone chimney runs the full height of the elevation. Granite outcrops were left where they sat, and stone walls terrace the grade around them. Inside, the plan opens rather than announces. A flagstone entry gives way to wide-plank oak. The living room gathers under the trusses around a dry-stacked stone fireplace that climbs the full height of the gable, with mountain views filling the glass to either side of it. The dining area sits beneath its own cathedral ceiling, and a built-in library wall of open shelving runs the hall beyond. Past the dining room, an enclosed sun room wraps in glass on three sides with a second stone fireplace and its own heating and cooling, which makes it a room you use in February rather than one you admire from the doorway. The kitchen was built for people who cook and for the people who keep them company. A long island topped in poured concrete anchors the room, with a prep sink and seating on the open side, and a raised bar-height counter behind it passes through to the dining side. Honed marble runs the perimeter and climbs the range wall as a single slab, and a custom hammered-metal hood rises into the beams above it. Cherry cabinetry, glass-fronted uppers, double wall ovens, a panel-front refrigerator and a wine refrigerator sit over wide-plank oak. The primary suite is on the main level and fully renovated. A freestanding tub sits beneath windows that look at nothing but woods, in a room papered in Hunt Slonem's Hutch. The shower is the surprise. It is an oversized steam room tiled floor to ceiling, herringbone overhead, laid over a river rock floor, with a rain head, a wall head, a handheld and a granite boulder standing in it. Temperature and steam are set from a panel outside the door or from a phone, so the room is warm before you walk into it. Two more bedrooms, two more full baths and a landing sitting room occupy the upper level, and a wine cellar with a full wall of racking sits below. A breezeway leads to the garage, oversized for two cars, with a 479-square-foot carriage suite above it holding a room, an office and a bath. Guests get their own door. The garden is why this property has been published twice, in Carolina Gardener and in Cliffs Living. It was laid out by Dabney Peeples, among the most respected garden designers working in the Carolinas, installed by The Collins Group, with front beds by Dianne Nodine. Peeples described the method in one line: "We let the mountain tell us what to do." There is not one blade of grass anywhere on the property, replaced by sweeps of mondo grass and liriope. Three stone cairns stand around a granite boulder. A blue gate commissioned from metal artist Berry Bate opens into a walled secret garden. The plantings run to 40 peonies, dozens of Japanese maples, a grove of seven Trident maples, a fernery, and camellias that carry the winter. A six-foot bronze rabbit named Chauncey keeps the front door. What is on offer is 25 years of a designed, published, four-season garden with named designers and a named artist, which is not a thing that comes to market. Roof, four zones of heating and cooling and a tankless water heater have all been renewed. Membership at Glassy opens golf, wellness, dining and mountain trails. What it cannot open is a garden like this one.

6 Eagle Rock Road, Landrum

$2,775,000
4 Beds 5.5 Baths
Welcome to 645 Western Way, an exceptional mountain residence in The Cliffs at Glassy, where extraordinary craftsmanship, sweeping southern views and thoughtfully designed indoor-outdoor living come together on 3.17 private acres. Completed in 2015 by Dillard Jones, this approximately 5,983-square-foot home offers four en-suite bedrooms, two half baths and an impressive collection of handcrafted and curated finishes. A custom mahogany front door opens to a striking foyer highlighted by a red oak barrel ceiling and Heirloom floating staircase and handrail, setting the tone for the artistry throughout. The impressive great room features a soaring wood ceiling with solid oak trusses, hand-scraped hardwood floors and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace with reclaimed wormy chestnut accents. Expansive windows frame panoramic views toward Travelers Rest, Paris Mountain and the layered western South Carolina mountains. Recent clearing has further opened the vistas and enhanced the home's connection to its spectacular mountain setting. Designed for entertaining, the gourmet kitchen features custom Wellborn cabinetry, granite countertops, a large island with prep sink, new Fisher & Paykel gas cooktop with griddle, Dacor ovens and commercial vent hood, Sub-Zero refrigeration, Miele built-in coffee system, farmhouse sink and generous butler's pantry. Handcrafted copper and wormy chestnut details add warmth and distinctive character. The main-level primary suite is a private retreat with an adjacent custom office, oversized his-and-hers closets and spa-inspired bath with freestanding soaking tub and expansive walk-in shower. A full-service elevator provides convenient access to all three levels. Outdoor living is equally impressive. A screened porch with stone fireplace and Phantom screens opens to the newly replaced Trex rear deck, an ideal setting for enjoying mountain breezes, changing seasons, sunrises, sunsets and twinkling evening lights from approximately 2,200 feet in elevation. The lower terrace extends the entertaining space with an outdoor kitchen featuring built-in gas grill, smoker/pizza oven, refrigerator, ice maker and sink. An in-ground spa and waterfall, multiple stone patios and sitting areas, mature landscaping, water features, pergola, grape arbor, greenhouse and natural rock outcroppings complement the private mountain setting. The expansive lower level is designed for hosting family and guests with two en-suite bedrooms, a recreation room with coffered wood-beam ceiling and stone fireplace, full bar/kitchenette and retracting slide-and-stack glass doors opening to the covered outdoor living areas. A dedicated theater features stadium seating, distinctive oval ceiling and 113-inch screen, while the climate-controlled wine cellar accommodates approximately 1,000 bottles. A second laundry room and abundant heated and cooled storage add convenience. Above the oversized two-car garage, a private guest retreat provides the fourth en-suite bedroom, concealed queen-size bed, service bar, exercise alcove and additional conditioned storage. Four fireplaces, two laundry rooms, Control4 smart-home technology, whole-home and outdoor audio, whole-house generator, dual tankless water heaters and whole-house water purification complete this distinctive residence. Select furnishings convey with the home, with additional furnishings available by separate bill of sale. A Club membership at The Cliffs is available for purchase with this property giving you access to all seven communities.

645 Western Way, Landrum

Start Your Search

The Listings data contained on this website comes from various participants of The Multiple Listing Service of Greenville, SC, Inc. Internet Data Exchange. IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. The properties displayed may not be all the properties available. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. © 2026 Greater Greenville Association of REALTORS®. All Rights Reserved. Last Updated