Woodland Plantation

The Woodland Plantation extends across 90 acres of land, containing pastures, hardwood forests, and a fishing pond surrounded by traditional Southern architecture.

Established in 1850, this antebellum estate represents the agricultural practices and social structures that shaped the economic development of South Carolina before the Civil War.

The preserved buildings and grounds of Woodland Plantation demonstrate construction techniques and architectural elements characteristic of nineteenth-century Southern estates.

Located one hour from Greenville and Spartanburg, the plantation includes five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and multiple barns adapted for modern social functions.

The property maintains active agricultural operations with cattle grazing, while its stocked pond provides recreational fishing opportunities within the historical setting.

Location: Union County

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 34.62320,-81.49520

Latest update: March 23, 2025 07:51