Just behind the Tryon Country Club, two miles back a tree-lined road from the center of Tryon, lies 103 +/- acres of exceptional opportunity for homestead, family compound, development and recreational use. This tract of land is rumored to be home to former moonshiners, was home to several families, and has remains of a stone cistern to supply Tyron with water. Now it hosts multiple bold streams and a small pond that brings water to abundant deer and turkey. Most of the property is covered in hardwood timber, but recently logged areas provide long-range views, wildlife habitat and several trails that allow for easy exploration of the property by horse, ATV, or hiking. Springs once fed the six original home sites, outbuildings and a greenhouse in the valley. These sites show the current development potential and some include long range mountain views. Make this your new private estate with room for multiple homes, nature enjoyment and hunting, and the convenience of being just minutes from town.