A ±161.75-acre timber and recreational tract in Dorchester County with dual road frontage on Wire Road and Quaker Road, tucked into a quiet rural pocket roughly a mile and a half northwest of Grover and a short drive from I-95.
The wildlife is the headline here. Deer and turkey use the whole property, working the mature pine, the regeneration ground, and the wetland edges, and the tract carries a rare on-site water feature that most timber properties in this part of the state simply do not have. A 35-acre natural beaver pond sits within the boundary, drawing ducks and other waterfowl and adding fishing and scenery to a tract that already hunts well for big game. Between the pond, the pine, and the open regeneration areas, the habitat mix supports a genuinely deep wildlife population rather than just occasional traffic. A hunting lease runs through the end of 2026.
The timber component is real and near-term. Roughly 87 acres of planted pine went in the ground in 1995 and has reached merchantable age, with a full stand inventory available to qualified buyers. A recently harvested block sits ready for replanting, giving a new owner the chance to establish a fresh plantation and reset the rotation from day one.
Timber and mineral rights convey. Zoned AR-DC, which keeps the property flexible for recreation, timber management, or future use without a conservation easement in the way. Edisto Electric and Dorchester County Water & Sewer serve the area.
Approximately 50 minutes to Charleston, 75 to Columbia, and 90 to Savannah.
$1,051,375 ($6,500/AC)