Real estate agent in Landrum, SC

Landrum is a small city in northern Spartanburg County, just south of Tryon, North Carolina. It is not in Greenville County. Downtown is compact, and the land around it is where buyers ask about acreage.

Horses, wells, and septic are property-specific. Zoning and covenants decide what is allowed. Chris Groves, Broker, uses South Carolina forms here and North Carolina forms if the house is actually in Tryon. Call (828) 490-9271.

A small city at the state line

Landrum is a small city in northern Spartanburg County, South Carolina, just south of the North Carolina line near Tryon. It is not in Greenville County, even though Greenville is the larger city people drive to for work and errands. Downtown is compact. The surrounding land includes neighborhoods, acreage, and properties people ask about for horses. Zoning, covenants, and the shape of the lot decide whether that use is allowed. The town name does not.

Chris Groves, Broker, serves Landrum under his South Carolina license, number 147440. He is also licensed in North Carolina, number 354641. A Landrum purchase uses South Carolina forms and a closing attorney. Call (828) 490-9271.

Houses, acreage, and horses

Buyers here are often choosing between an in-town house and a few acres toward the state line or the countryside. Acreage raises the usual mountain-edge questions even though the elevation is lower than Brevard: septic, wells, fencing, outbuildings, and who maintains the road. If horses are the goal, ask whether the zoning and any community rules allow them, and what the soil and fencing actually support. Chris will not call a lot “horse property” because a listing used the phrase.

In-town utilities and a rural septic system can sit a few minutes apart. Confirm which one serves the address. Also ask about flood areas and drainage if the land is near a creek. A pasture that holds water is a different property from a pasture that looks dry in a photograph.

Drive times to Greenville, Tryon, and the mountains

Tryon, North Carolina, is the next town north, a short drive across the state line. Travelers Rest is a short drive south in Greenville County. Downtown Greenville is commonly around 35 to 45 minutes, depending on the route and on I-26 traffic. Hendersonville and Asheville are longer drives northwest. These are typical times, not a commute guarantee.

Because Landrum is in Spartanburg County, this page uses the Spartanburg County line from the Redfin Data Center. That county is much bigger than Landrum, so the median mixes a lot of places that are not this town. It is context for the published month. It is not the price of a house on a Landrum street, and it is not a Greenville County number.

Schools and the first call

Public schools that serve Landrum are in Spartanburg County. Confirm the assigned school for the address with the district that covers it. Do not rely on a listing comment, and do not assume a Greenville County school because you plan to shop in Greenville.

Start by telling Chris whether you want to be in town, on acreage, or near the state line for a North Carolina commute. If the house you love is actually in Tryon, that purchase is North Carolina and he will use North Carolina forms. He will say which license applies before you write.

Landrum is in Spartanburg County, not Greenville County. This figure is the Spartanburg County line, not a Landrum-only price. For the period ending May 2026, the Redfin Data Center reported a median sale price of $289,000 (+3.3% year over year), inventory of 2260, and 3.8 months of supply (Seller's market). These figures are not an appraisal.

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