Woodland Plantation

Woodland Plantation is a Greek Revival estate that spreads across a large property with pastures, forests, and a fishing pond. The main house and several outbuildings comprise the complex and display typical features of this architectural style.

The property was founded in 1850 during the antebellum period when such estates shaped Southern economic life. The buildings and grounds reflect the development of this era.

The buildings display construction styles common to large Southern estates of the 1800s. Visitors can observe how the architecture and layout reflect the lives and work of that period.

The property is about one hour from Greenville and Spartanburg and contains five bedrooms and four bathrooms. The barns on site can be used for gatherings and events.

The property maintains working farms with cattle grazing across the pastures. The stocked pond offers visitors a chance to fish while surrounded by the historical setting.

Location: Union County

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 34.62320,-81.49520

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:44