David 'Jenks' Patrick

Rhetts Ridge Lot 10 overlooks the beautiful Green River Valley just off the continental divide. Commonly regarded as one of the best lots in the neighborhood, Lot 10 has a level homes site and falling grade to provide a view. The Bear Wallow subdivision is a mature, low-density mountain community with between thousands of acres of SC state parks, Green River Preserve, and DuPont State Forest. It

Welcome to 106 Spray Shed Rd, a mini-farm for you, your toys, your home, or your business. This versatile tract has been gated and graded for easy access and turn around on a new gravel driveway. It even has a new 2-bay barn on concrete pad. There is plenty of room to add to your home or start a business. Greenwood County RDD zoning allows several options for residential, commercial, storage, or

Bear Wallow and Standing Stone provides a rare chance to own around 1,500 acres at the source of the Green River. As you enter the river valley, you’ll feel the temperature drop and see stunning views open up as the internal road system climbs toward the ridgeline between North Carolina and South Carolina. The property includes access to two ponds in the Bear Wallow Subdivision, and with an

Bettys Creek is your 47-acre launching pad to all the beauty of the Appalachian Mountains. Wake up and enjoy the views from multiple homesites. Then you can hike in the Nantahala National Forest, take historic railroad tours through the Great Smokey Maintain National Park, fish the Tuckasegee or paddle the Nantahala. Grab lunch or dinner in Bryson City, Sylva, or Franklin. End your day listening

Welcome to Jenkins’ Commercial Corner, a ±6-acre property with triple road frontage on Highway 418, Fork Shoals Road, and Marseille Drive. Strong visibility on Highway 418. Take a short drive down the road and you'll find Ralph Chandler Middle School, or glance across the street to spot the incredible new Kawonu Golf Club. This property sits within an unzoned section of Greenville County,