Remarks: A Rare Permaculture Hobby Farm Paradise in Honea Path, South Carolina. Nestled in the rolling hills of Anderson County, Putney Farm is more than a property – it’s a lifestyle, a sanctuary, and a thriving hub for sustainable living. Spanning nearly 10 picturesque acres with the front 4 acres in open pasture, this chemical-free, no-till homestead has been lovingly designed with permaculture principles to live in harmony with nature while sharing those skills. From the moment you turn down the long, tree-lined drive, you’ll feel the shift — the quiet hum of a healthy ecosystem, the gentle cluck of a chicken flock roaming freely, and the whisper of wind through mature trees. Every inch of this property has been shaped with purpose and care, creating a place where people, plants, and animals thrive together. Turnkey Homestead. 1986 single-wide mobile home (de-titled, permanent foundation), 2BR/2BA. Outbuildings, a two-story barn-style structure, storage areas, loading dock, nursery zone, multiple coops, and all farm equipment, tools, nursery pots, and plants convey with the sale. Ample parking is available, including a designated parking area outside the main gate for guests or event attendees. Nature at Your Doorstep. Safe, meandering walking trails weave through pasture, forest, and along a sparkling creek – ideal for grounding hikes, forest bathing, foraging walks, or meditative strolls. The property is designated as a wildlife sanctuary, allowing you to display an official sign and enjoy year-round visits from countless species. Pollinator & Wildlife Haven. Putney Farm is designed to feed pollinators 12 months a year — something is always in bloom from early spring to late winter. A beekeeper’s paradise, with abundant natural forage for honeybees and habitat for butterflies, moths, and native pollinators. Hummingbirds arrive early and stay late, sipping nectar without the need for feeders. It’s also a birdwatcher’s dream, with resident and migrating species — including the elusive Pileated Woodpecker, a rare sign of healthy old-growth forest. Rich Living Soil. Nearly two decades of careful stewardship have created deep, black, living organic soil, the foundation for abundant harvests and thriving ecosystems. Water Features & Natural Pest Control. Small water features attract amphibians and dragonflies, providing natural mosquito control — no chemicals needed. Specialty Plantings & Food Forest. Several varieties of figs, native plums, and a diverse permaculture food forest flourish here, along with culinary herbs, native medicinal plants, and Chinese Traditional medicinal plantings. Everything planted is edible or medicinal — a testament to intentional, sustainable design. Educational & Event Venue Potential. This property is ideal for homeschool field trips, adult workshops (permaculture, herbal medicine, food preservation, poultry keeping, crafting, and more), yoga retreats, outdoor weddings, and community gatherings. Open pasture, shaded woods, and creek side areas offer beautiful natural backdrops. Overnight & Event Stays. Primitive camping among the trees with bathroom privileges, RV parking (no hookups), potable water, and peaceful seclusion make it ideal for retreats, festivals, or weekend events. A Place for People, Plants & Purpose. Putney Farm isn’t just a home — it’s a ready-made educational and agricultural destination. Whether you’re a homesteader, farmer, educator, event host, or social media influencer, this property is ready for both lifestyle enjoyment and business opportunity. The farm has hosted private, hands-on classes for groups in wild foraging, natural poultry keeping, folk crafts, herbal medicine, and food preservation. It’s a safe, private environment for children to explore and learn, guided by skilled instructors. Weddings under trees, yoga in meadows, homeschool in nature, campfires at dusk—Putney Farm offers turnkey rural living near Greenville & Anderson. Home and Farm Sold "AS IS"
A Rare Permaculture Hobby Farm Paradise in Honea Path, South Carolina. Nestled in the rolling hills of Anderson County, Putney Farm is more than a property – it's a lifestyle, a sanctuary, and a thriving hub for sustainable living. Spanning nearly 10 picturesque acres with the front 4 acres in open pasture, this chemical-free, no-till homestead has been lovingly designed with permaculture principles to live in harmony with nature while sharing those skills. From the moment you turn down the long, tree-lined drive, you'll feel the shift — the quiet hum of a healthy ecosystem, the gentle cluck of a chicken flock roaming freely, and the whisper of wind through mature trees. Every inch of this property has been shaped with purpose and care, creating a place where people, plants, and animals thrive together. Turnkey Homestead. 1986 single-wide mobile home (de-titled, permanent foundation), 2BR/2BA. Outbuildings, a two-story barn-style structure, storage areas, loading dock, nursery zone, multiple coops, and all farm equipment, tools, nursery pots, and plants convey with the sale. Ample parking is available, including a designated parking area outside the main gate for guests or event attendees. Nature at Your Doorstep. Safe, meandering walking trails weave through pasture, forest, and along a sparkling creek – ideal for grounding hikes, forest bathing, foraging walks, or meditative strolls. The property is designated as a wildlife sanctuary, allowing you to display an official sign and enjoy year-round visits from countless species. Pollinator & Wildlife Haven. Putney Farm is designed to feed pollinators 12 months a year — something is always in bloom from early spring to late winter. A beekeeper's paradise, with abundant natural forage for honeybees and habitat for butterflies, moths, and native pollinators. Hummingbirds arrive early and stay late, sipping nectar without the need for feeders. It's also a birdwatcher's dream, with resident and migrating species — including the elusive Pileated Woodpecker, a rare sign of healthy old-growth forest. Rich Living Soil. Nearly two decades of careful stewardship have created deep, black, living organic soil, the foundation for abundant harvests and thriving ecosystems. Water Features & Natural Pest Control. Small water features attract amphibians and dragonflies, providing natural mosquito control — no chemicals needed. Specialty Plantings & Food Forest. Several varieties of figs, native plums, and a diverse permaculture food forest flourish here, along with culinary herbs, native medicinal plants, and Chinese Traditional medicinal plantings. Everything planted is edible or medicinal — a testament to intentional, sustainable design. Educational & Event Venue Potential. This property is ideal for homeschool field trips, adult workshops (permaculture, herbal medicine, food preservation, poultry keeping, crafting, and more), yoga retreats, outdoor weddings, and community gatherings. Open pasture, shaded woods, and creek side areas offer beautiful natural backdrops. Overnight & Event Stays. Primitive camping among the trees with bathroom privileges, RV parking (no hookups), potable water, and peaceful seclusion make it ideal for retreats, festivals, or weekend events. A Place for People, Plants & Purpose. Putney Farm isn't just a home — it's a ready-made educational and agricultural destination. Whether you're a homesteader, farmer, educator, event host, or social media influencer, this property is ready for both lifestyle enjoyment and business opportunity. The farm has hosted private, hands-on classes for groups in wild foraging, natural poultry keeping, folk crafts, herbal medicine, and food preservation. It's a safe, private environment for children to explore and learn, guided by skilled instructors. Weddings under trees, yoga in meadows, homeschool in nature, campfires at dusk—Putney Farm offers turnkey rural living near Greenville & Anderson. Home and Farm Sold "AS IS"
Greater Greenville MLS #1571132
Dec 19, 2025
Sold
$322,500
Oct 3, 2025
Listed
$400,000
Greater Greenville MLS #1571389
Dec 19, 2025
Sold
$322,500
Oct 3, 2025
Listed
$400,000
WUMLS #20293254
Dec 19, 2025
Sold
$322,500
Nov 2, 2025
Contingent
—
Oct 3, 2025
Listed
$400,000
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A Rare Permaculture Hobby Farm Paradise in Honea Path, South Carolina. Nestled in the rolling hills of Anderson County, Putney Farm is more than a property – it’s a lifestyle, a sanctuary, and a thriving hub for sustainable living. Spanning nearly 10 picturesque acres with the front 4 acres in open pasture, this chemical-free, no-till homestead has been lovingly designed with permaculture principles to live in harmony with nature while sharing those skills. From the moment you turn down the long, tree-lined drive, you’ll feel the shift — the quiet hum of a healthy ecosystem, the gentle cluck of a chicken flock roaming freely, and the whisper of wind through mature trees. Every inch of this property has been shaped with purpose and care, creating a place where people, plants, and animals thrive together. Turnkey Homestead. 1986 single-wide mobile home (detitled, permanent foundation), 2BR/2BA. Outbuildings, a two-story barn-style structure, storage areas, loading dock, nursery zone, multiple coops, and all farm equipment, tools, nursery pots, and plants convey with the sale. Ample parking is available, including a designated parking area outside the main gate for guests or event attendees. Nature at Your Doorstep. Safe, meandering walking trails weave through pasture, forest, and along a sparkling creek – ideal for grounding hikes, forest bathing, foraging walks, or meditative strolls. The property is designated as a wildlife sanctuary, allowing you to display an official sign and enjoy year-round visits from countless species. Pollinator & Wildlife Haven. Putney Farm is designed to feed pollinators 12 months a year — something is always in bloom from early spring to late winter. A beekeeper’s paradise, with abundant natural forage for honeybees and habitat for butterflies, moths, and native pollinators. Hummingbirds arrive early and stay late, sipping nectar without the need for feeders. It’s also a birdwatcher’s dream, with resident and migrating species — including the elusive Pileated Woodpecker, a rare sign of healthy old-growth forest. Rich Living Soil. Nearly two decades of careful stewardship have created deep, black, living organic soil, the foundation for abundant harvests and thriving ecosystems. Water Features & Natural Pest Control. Small water features attract amphibians and dragonflies, providing natural mosquito control — no chemicals needed. Specialty Plantings & Food Forest. Several varieties of figs, native plums, and a diverse permaculture food forest flourish here, along with culinary herbs, native medicinal plants, and Chinese Traditional medicinal plantings. Everything planted is edible or medicinal — a testament to intentional, sustainable design. Educational & Event Venue Potential. This property is ideal for homeschool field trips, adult workshops (permaculture, herbal medicine, food preservation, poultry keeping, crafting, and more), yoga retreats, outdoor weddings, and community gatherings. Open pasture, shaded woods, and creek side areas offer beautiful natural backdrops. Overnight & Event Stays. Primitive camping among the trees with bathroom privileges, RV parking (no hookups), potable water, and peaceful seclusion make it ideal for retreats, festivals, or weekend events. A Place for People, Plants & Purpose. Putney Farm isn’t just a home — it’s a ready-made educational and agricultural destination. Whether you’re a homesteader, farmer, educator, event host, or social media influencer, this property is ready for both lifestyle enjoyment and business opportunity. The farm has hosted private, hands-on classes for groups in wild foraging, natural poultry keeping, folk crafts, herbal medicine, and food preservation. It’s a safe, private environment for children to explore and learn, guided by skilled instructors. Weddings under trees, yoga in meadows, homeschool in nature, campfires at dusk—Putney Farm offers turnkey rural living near Greenville & Anderson. Home and Farm Sold "AS IS"
Public Records
Apr 12, 2006
Sold
$75,900
Public Records
Oct 24, 2001
Sold
$36,000
Public Records
Apr 5, 1999
Sold
$25,000
Public Records
Feb 28, 1998
Sold
$17,150
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2022
$40
2021
$40
2020
$40
2019
$40 (−77.6%)
2018
$178 (+1.2%)
2017
$176 (+1.1%)
2016
$174 (−1.4%)
2014
$176 (−7.2%)
2013
$190
$290 + $500
$790
Tax history for 1624 Taylor Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2022
$40
2021
$40
2020
$40
2019
$40 (−77.6%)
2018
$178 (+1.2%)
2017
$176 (+1.1%)
2016
$174 (−1.4%)
2014
$176 (−7.2%)
2013
$190
$290 + $500
$790
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
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Baths
—
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
9.83 Acres
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,245
Year built
1986
Style
Mobile/Manufactured Home
County
Anderson County
APN
2780003005
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 12, 2026.
R-A
Residential Agricultural District
The purpose of this district is to provide for a full range of agricultural activities. This district also provides for spacious residential development for those who choose this environment and prevents untimely scattering of more dense urban uses that should be confined to areas planned for efficient extension of public services.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Equestrian facility
Greenhouse / nursery
Livestock production
Community / recreation center
Housing-Single unit
Agriculture-Cropland
Property details
Exterior
Property Information
Property Type: Agricultural
Property Description: Creek, Hardwood, Heavily Wooded, Open, Pasture, Pines, Pond