2803 Trail Rd, Belton, SC 29627

This is a rare, working-farm scale offering just outside Belton: a 3-bedroom, 2-bath farmhouse (2,005 SF) set on 68.75 rolling acres with immediate, usable agricultural infrastructure. The home—sheathed in vinyl siding beneath a durable metal roof—welcomes you with a generous wrap-around porch that frames pastoral views of cross-fenced pastures, a young orchard and mature tree lines. On cooler days the heat-pump system provides efficient comfort throughout the two-story residence; an unfinished walk-out basement invites a buyer to expand living or finished-workspace options.

The property is organized for production and ease of operation. Two large greenhouses, multiple outbuildings (including a 4-stall metal storage building and a walk-in storage building), and a two-car detached garage with an unfinished upper level provide immediate capacity for equipment, storage or conversion to workshops. Electrical perimeter fencing and cross-fenced paddocks make rotating animals straightforward, and two active wells paired to separate Rain Bird irrigation controllers deliver real irrigation utility for the greenhouses, orchard and pastureland. A 22KW Generac generator ties critical systems together—powering the home, garage, fencing and irrigation when needed.

From a practical standpoint the property is set up for a variety of uses—small-scale farming, equestrian or livestock operations, commercial horticulture, or a private homestead with significant room to grow. The unfinished basement and the garage’s upper level are built-in value opportunities for buyers who want to customize workspaces or additional living areas. Roof and structural notes indicate good condition; interested parties should complete standard due diligence, including verification of lot lines, testing of the wells and irrigation, and inspection of all outbuildings.

Location and lifestyle combine for a compelling balance: the estate sits within Anderson County, approximately five miles from Downtown Belton’s shops and restaurants, about 15 miles from Anderson University, and roughly 20 miles from Lake Hartwell’s recreation. Taxes are reported at $866 for 2025, reflecting agricultural classification benefits. Comparable acreage sales in the immediate area support the listing price range—this property is listed at $1,350,000 and has the scale and built systems that materially reduce start-up time for an agricultural enterprise. Buyers seeking a turnkey rural opportunity with immediate operational capacity should arrange a site tour to experience the scale and functionality in person.

This property sits in the rural outskirts of Belton, a quiet community known for small-town festivals, local dining and convenient access to regional amenities. Residents enjoy short drives to Downtown Belton for shops and services, while Anderson University and larger retail centers are an easy commute. The broader area retains an agricultural character—pastures, tree-lined lanes and hobby farms are common—making this location ideal for buyers seeking productive land without total remoteness. Lake Hartwell and other outdoor recreation are within reasonable day-trip distance.