C17 SC Lancaster County-Lynches River

The Lynches River Tract is a rare offering of 263+/- acres located in Lancaster County, South Carolina. This property stands out due to its exceptional water features, boasting over half a mile of Lynches River frontage along the eastern property line and an impressive 2.4 miles of Polecat Creek frontage that runs the entire length of the western boundary. The way this tract lays at the intersection of two strong water sources makes it an incredibly desirable location for wildlife, creating natural funnels and travel corridors for deer, turkey, and other game. As you enter the property by crossing a private bridge over the scenic Lynches River, you will quickly appreciate the seclusion and recreational opportunities this tract provides. Most of the acreage is in pine plantation production, offering both investment potential and future management options. Approximately 115 acres consist of a healthy, well-established 5-year-old pine plantation, complemented by an internal road system and strategically placed food plots that enhance hunting opportunities and overall accessibility. The northern portion, about 95 acres, has been clear-cut, and sprayed which will provide ideal early successional habitat, excellent bedding cover, and is ready to be replanted back into pine production. The balance of pine plantation, hardwood bottoms along the water, and regenerating clear-cut provides a diverse landscape that supports strong wildlife populations while also offering long-term timber income potential. Property access is secure through a deeded easement, ensuring privacy and peace of mind. Whether you are seeking a recreational retreat, an investment in timberland, or a large hunting property with outstanding water frontage, the Lynches River Tract checks all the boxes.