Discover 1.78 acres of opportunity in one of Easleys most desirable areas! This beautiful property at 101 & 103 George Williams Drive offers the perfect blend of peaceful privacy and unbeatable convenience. Whether you're dreaming of a custom home, a small development, or a long-term investment, this land is a rare find in a thriving Upstate community. Easley is known for its vibrant community events, growing downtown, and proximity to Greenvilles cultural and economic center. The area's continued growth ensures that well-positioned parcels like this hold strong long-term value. Nestled on a quiet street, yet just minutes from downtown Easley, major highways, and local amenities, this location offers easy access to I-85, Greenville, Clemson, and Anderson, all while maintaining the calm, country feel buyers love. With nearly 1.8 acres, you'll have room to design your ideal layout. Build a dream estate, add a guest home or workshop, or explore multiple possibilities. The Easley area continues to rise in popularity thanks to its proximity to Greenvilles job market, top-rated schools, and overall affordability. Properties nearby, like 100 George Williams Drive, reflect strong buyer demand for land in this corridor. Easley offers the best of Upstate living with charming shops, local dining, and downtown entertainment, plus access to nearby parks and trails like the scenic Doodle Trail for walking and biking. Residents enjoy a warm, welcoming community vibe with easy access to lakes, mountains, and waterfalls. Opportunities like this are rare. Acreage with the ideal mix of location, size, and accessibility doesn't stay on the market long. Come explore the potential of 101 & 103 George Williams Drive and see why so many are choosing Easley as the place to build their future.

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