There's a wooded point on Rabon Creek that's been sitting quiet, waiting on the right person to notice it. Water wraps around three sides, big hardwoods overhead keep the whole place shaded, and you can hear the creek moving before you even walk down to it. Here's the part that matters if you're actually planning to build: the septic is already in, the well is already in, and power is sitting right at the road ready to hook up. This stretch of Rabon Creek sits back off the main body of Lake Greenwood, so the water's calmer and there's less boat traffic buzzing by, but you're still just a short ride from open water whenever you want it. The neighbors have docks and pontoon boats and campers parked under their trees. It feels like a real lake community, people who've been coming here for years, not a subdivision dressed up to look like one. Clear a little of the underbrush along the bank and you've got a natural spot for a dock and a fire pit. Leave it as is and you've got total privacy, screened in on every side. Either way works. What you're getting is a build-ready lot in a corner of Lake Greenwood that doesn't open up very often. Come walk it yourself. Pictures don't really capture what the water looks like from that point. Want me to fold in a price, lot size, or directions once you've got those?