Hencoop Creek , a premier property in the southeast corner of Anderson County, offers excellent turnkey hunting and recreational opportunities along with a distinctively impressive barndominium perfect for hosting large, overnight gatherings. This structure sits in the middle of a large dove field and includes a large, covered outdoor patio with beautiful views of a few interior fields. The floor plan of the living space is an inviting open space concept with three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a dining room on the main level (A loft is currently being used as a fourth bedroom.). This floor also includes a large, stone double sided fire place and a spacious mud room with lockers leading to the barn. Three roll up doors offer convenient use of this space and the attention to detail used during construction is evident in the storage shelves, work bench, laundry room, wader rack, and dog wash.

The grounds at Hencoop Creek have been meticulously managed to realize the full potential of the property. A productive +-10 acre dove filed (with hog proof fencing) surrounding the barndominium serves as a remarkable focal point of the property. The waterfowl habitat at Hencoop Creek is arguably the most desirable feature and it consists of a 2.5 acre impoundment (with hog proof fencing), a 3 acre beaver pond, and a very unique +-40 acre natural wetland. Hencoop Creek also winds through these bodies of water for +-0.7 miles and serves as an excellent wildlife corridor. The deer and turkey habitat is truly diverse providing a blend of large fallow fields, 9 planted food plots, stands of 20-25 year old loblolly, +-20 year old hardwood regrowth, and pockets of mature hardwoods. The property offers a very extensive network of well maintained internal roads with five gated accesses spread out across the +-6,200 ft. of total road frontage as well.

Hencoop Creek offers a tremendous opportunity to instantly enjoy outdoor recreational pursuits on a grand scale. The property offers convenient access to town as well (located 45 minutes to Greenville and just 15 minutes to Anderson.)