
8 Plumley Summit Road
Landrum, SC 29356
Overview
The Cliffs’ first community, The Cliffs at Glassy offers a rustic elegance of natural grandeur that set the bar for all of The Cliffs’ communities to follow. Located on the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway, The Cliffs at Glassy extends 3,500 acres at 3,200 feet above sea level on Glassy Mountain, one of South Carolina’s natural landmarks.
Undoubtedly the South’s most prestigious mountaintop address, The Cliffs at Glassy offers a spaciousness and tranquility one hardly finds in today’s world. Private and pristine with dense groves of mountain laurel. Deer, turkey, and the occasional red fox. The cool, dove-gray granite reflecting the sun. Glassy’s love affair with nature is what has drawn families here since 1991.
The Tom Jackson golf course, named Fourth Most Scenic in the Nation by Golf Digest, weaves its way like a lush ribbon through dense hardwoods, dotted with incredible homes and home sites. Glassy offers the passionate golfer the ultimate experience – South Carolina’s only mountaintop course, bentgrass from tees to greens, with fifteen holes offering 75-mile views. An amenities suite designed by architectural, land planning, and ecological experts make The Cliffs at Glassy an icon for gracious living.
AMENITIES
Community Center A 23,000 sq. ft. clubhouse featuring formal and casual dining, conference rooms, card rooms, a bar lounge and banquet facilities.
Pools/Spas The Glassy Wellness Center has an outdoor pool and exercise facility and locker rooms
Golf A Tom Jackson-designed golf course, rated the fourth most beautiful in the nation (behind Augusta National, Pebble Beach and Cypress Point) featuring bent grass tees, greens and fairways.
Tennis
Gated Entry 24 hour-a-day, EMS-trained front gate attendant; 24 hour-a-day roaming security.
Other The Glassy Chapel, designed by Stephen Fuller, offers 75-mile panoramic views and is available for private contemplation, services and/or weddings.
The covered, open-air Sunset Pavilion has seating for western views and sunsets on the western end of the bluff below Glassy Chapel.
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