USDA Eligible Active Listings Near
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Blacksburg, South Carolina in Cherokee County


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Also known as:
The Iron City
49 active listings near Blacksburg
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$550,000   👍 Mill Creek Rd
$550,000   👍 Mill Creek Rd
$399,999   👍 853 Holly Ridge Rd
$399,900   👍* 250 Hopewell Rd
$387,900   👍 264 Sims Rd
$387,900   👍 264 Sims Rd
$384,000   👍 005 Rock House Rd
$374,900   👍 322 Kings Creek Dr
$369,900   👍 280 Blackwell Rd
$350,000   👍 834 S Charleston St
$350,000   👍 834 S Charleston St
$319,900   👍* 430 Moss Trl
$315,000   👍* 116 Elizabeth Dr
$315,000   👍* 116 Elizabeth Dr
$314,000   👍 136 Wildlife Ln
$270,000   👍* 1525 N Mountain St
$246,000   👍 008 Rock House Rd
$229,000   👍 1153 Bridges Rd
$214,900   👍 304 W Cherokee St
$214,900   👍 304 W Cherokee St
$209,900   👍 901 Bear Creek Rd
$199,900   👍* 212 Craton Rd
$199,900   👍* 212 Craton Rd
$189,900   👍 199 Bees Branch Rd
$185,000   👍 Cherokee St
$179,900   👍* 107 Bell St
$175,000   👍 106 Plonk St
$175,000   👍 106 Plonk St
$165,000   👍* 112 Brugg St
$150,000   👍* Moss Trl
$126,000   👍 003 Rock House Rd
$120,000   👍 007 Rock House Rd
$114,000   👍 006 Rock House Rd
$99,900   👍 McDaniel Rd
$89,500   👍 Possum Trot Rd
$49,900   👍 Whitaker Mountain Rd
$35,000   👍* 138 McEntire Rd
$35,000   👍* 138 McEntire Rd
$35,000   👍 Wilderness Trl Units 4 & 5
$16,000   👍 Lookout Tower Rd Lot 26
$14,000   👍 N Mountain St and Phelps Rd

Interested in fun facts and the history of Blacksburg, SC?
Then read on!

Here are a couple of true facts about Blacksburg, South Carolina:

1. Blacksburg is home to the Kings Mountain National Military Park, which is a site where a historic battle of the American Revolution took place. The park preserves the memory of the soldiers who fought at the Battle of Kings Mountain.

2. The School House No. 18, which is located in Blacksburg, is one of the last remaining one-room schoolhouses in the state. It was built in 1909 and served as a school for African American children until it closed in 1932. It now stands as a historic landmark.