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This private Lowcountry small farm is located in Jasper County, SC off of Hwy 462 / Gillison Branch Rd and features around 68 +\- acres of beautiful land with a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom home and equipment shed. The acreage has recently been opened up and stumped, making for a lot of tillable ground to create as desired. This is a well maintained tract with a road system and trails in place throughout. The soil is high & dry sandy uplands, covered in beautiful old live oaks, scattered mature pine, a few thick wooded buffers, a small stream along one border, and the balance in open area fields and pasture. This property could be ideal for a variety of uses including equestrian, ranching, farming, hunting, general recreation or private space in the country. The mobile home in place is practically like new and was hardly ever lived in, featuring three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and a nice wood deck in the back for grilling with a fenced-in backyard. Theres underground power, deep water well, and septic system servicing the home, with a large mowed back yard and surrounding field area to watch wildlife out under the live oaks! The nearby pole barn shed has 3 large bays and measures 30x36 with a 12 ft eave height. There are large trees and beautiful live oaks everywhere you look on this property, and a new custom built home was originally planned near the current homesite, amidst the beautiful oaks and hidden from any public roads or property boundaries. The whitetail deer, turkey, duck and dove population in this area is very good. There are multiple plantations and larger tracts of hunting and timber land nearby. The private and exclusive Congaree Golf Club which has hosted multiple PGA Tour events is less than half a mile from this propertys private entrance gate. This is a set up, turn-key, unique rural property in a great location just north of Ridgeland, SC. Visit TrueSouthLand . com for more information and mapping. Contact the listing broker, Stan Swofford, for more information or to schedule a private showing. 803 - 942 - 2394.

Hunter's haven ideal to pursue waterfowl, wild turkey, wild hogs, and big bucks right in the heart of the Pee Dee Region with over 1/2 mile of frontage along the Little Pee Dee River. Tract contains mature timber filled with towering pines and ancient hardwoods throughout. Premium hunter's paradise with open water oxbows, flooded timber, timber-covered ridges, and and a true haven for deer, turkey, ducks, and even wild hogs! Few tracts become available along this corridor of this size and stature. And nearly 300 acres of contiguous, timber-covered land with water and roadway access just doesn't come available much at all. The tract contains a massive accompaniment of pine/hardwood covered ridges, flooded timber, oxbow lakes, lengthy river frontage, several internal roads, and public road access from two county roads on either end of the property. The entire tract is covered in half-century-old timber that is completely intact from one end to the other. This tract is truly remarkable and will make this tract highly sought after by local, regional, and national purchasers. The tract lies along the banks of the Little Pee Dee River with 2,250 feet of frontage. The Pee Dee Corridor is nationally recognized within the Eastern Waterfowl Flyway and provides excellent wintering area for waterfowl in northeastern S.C.. This tract is found on the Marion County side of the river along the greater Pee Dee Migration Route through S.C. This tract is part of a very large wooded corridor that extends from 40 to 50 miles up into North Carolina down south to the confluence with the Pee Dee River and then all the way to Georgetown. This tract is right in the middle of this wooded corridor that provides a massive habitat corridor for turkeys, small game, and could easily house some of the biggest and oldest bucks in S.C. Since this tract is located within this Little Pee Dee River corridor, wild hogs roam this area freely and are one of the prime hunting opportunities outside of the deer, turkey, waterfowl, and small game in this area. A high and sandy, 2.5-acre lot at the end of Channelview Loop is also included with this tract package where a home could be built with access to power and the western end of the parent tract. It's a unique hunting tract with abundant habitat for deer, ducks, wild hogs, and turkey secluded within the Marion County countryside, but is only 4 miles east of Mullins and just off southwest of S.C. 917. The tract is only 40 minutes to Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach, 30 minutes to Florence, 20 minutes to I-95, 30 minutes from Lumberton, 1.5 hours from Columbia, and 2.5 hours from Charlotte and Raleigh. For hunters looking for a large paradise loaded with gorgeous swamp and the potential to harbor a huge whitetail and large flocks of ducks, this is it! (An adjoining 93-acre tract is available that contains two manicured river lots with ponds, 800 feet of public road frontage and an additional 90 acres of woodlands is also available to be purchased. See agent/website for additional details)

To describe this property as a productive, turn-key 300 acres would be an understatement. Quietly situated on the east hill of the Wateree River swamp in Horatio, SC, the aptly named Wateree farm offers most of what a productive wing-shooting farm should, and has done so for decades. This is the definition of a legacy property a venue to harvest plenty of game, to add your own touches, and to feel free. The centerpiece of the property is an irrigated, plant-and-flood duck impoundment divided into three primary ponds, two of which have been used most heavily through the years. This whole system floods with an 8-inch well and can be split and managed according to food, timing, and preference. Nearly every species of Atlantic flyway waterfowl has been seen or harvested here some in great numbers. Green and blue winged teal, wood ducks, gadwall, mallards, black ducks, ringnecks, pintails, widgeon, redheads, and more. Additionally, the entire duck impoundment is hog-fenced. Wateree offers consistent dove hunting on an irrigated patchwork of fields inside the hog-proof fencing, and the shooting history is excellent. Depending on planting, migration, and interactions with the duck ponds, this farm can shoot dove limits from September to January. Pea-gravel soils and lots of available roost and water sources clearly boost the birds. A healthy woodcock population offers a nice late season bonus as well. Water is abundant on the property, both along the distinct run of the swamp on the western property line, and in the form of a stocked, managed 20-acre lake complete with a boat launch, gator pump (as needed for impoundment boost), and a gorgeous hill homesite overlooking it all. Very few building envelopes line up as perfectly as this on duck places with plenty of elevation, separation, and open vista a perfect place to watch the duck show on fall and winter evenings. Notably, several swamp holes and pond corners could be further developed and used for satellite duck spots. The balance of the property is made up of rolling food plots that rise and fall along the hill of the swamp. Mature sawtooth oaks boost the wild acorn crop, and Ruthut deer stands are in place for great family deer hunts. The bottomland edge roosts a strong turkey flock and provides a fantastic deer funnel. Closer to the gated entrance on Claremont Rd, Loblolly pine stands and fallow fields set up nicely for expanding duck ponds, quail courses, dove fields or food plots. Wateree is 45 minutes from Columbia, 15-20 minutes from Sumter, 25 minutes from Camden, and just under two hours from Charleston or Charlotte.

Discover the perfect blend of investment potential and outdoor recreation with this 66.96-acre property in northern Newberry County! This gem offers the ideal combination of income potential, natural beauty, and outdoor recreation. Conveniently located just off I-26 between exits 60 and 66, the tract sits only a few miles from downtown Newberry and just minutes away from the areas major metropolitan areas. Greenville, Columbia, Greenwood, and Spartanburg are all less than an hour away. Talk about ideal location!! The property is neighbored on three sides by the Sumter National Forest land, which ensures privacy from future development while providing seclusion and peaceful serenity. With paved road frontage along Indian Creek Road, the property is easily accessible while still offering privacy and a peaceful rural setting. Peges Creek winds through the center of the land, creating a scenic focal point and corridor of habitat and food sourcing for the area's natural wildlife. Over 35 acres are planted in 30-year-old loblolly pines that have been managed for timber production, providing immediate cash flow, if desired, as well as excellent long-term investment potential. The balance of the property features mature natural pine and hardwoods, especially along the creek banks, adding to the property's aesthetic and ecological diversity. This tract is ideal for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, with abundant opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey, and small game hunting. Whether you're seeking a recreational getaway, a place to build your dream retreat, or a smart timber investment, this property checks all the boxes. Call today for more information or for a private viewing of the property. Offering includes Newberry Tax Map Number 168-1.

The Black River Preserve is located in Clarendon County, approximately 9 miles north of Manning, SC. The property consists of 1604 +/- acres of natural bottomland hardwood and 3.5 miles of Black River frontage. The acreage offered is entirely wooded and encapsulates nearly 750 acres of agriculture fields, which are not included in the offering. The fields are planted annually in corn or soybeans; these highly productive fields are a natural magnet for all wild game, including deer, turkeys, and hogs, which are plentiful in the region. The Black River Preserve offering is unique in many ways. Most of this acreage can be described as usable bottomland in that it is not a muck swamp. The unusual shape allows the property to hunt across a vast area with a significant agricultural presence as the focal point in the center. The soil composition allows for existing roads and UTV trails to access 90% of the property, which is highly unusual for a tract of this size located in a river basin. The Black River originates in Lee County and makes its way towards the coast for nearly 150 miles before merging with the Pee Dee River in Georgetown County. Just a few miles south of this property, the Black River was recently designated as a scenic state river and provides a navigable nature trail for canoes and kayakers. This iconic river is a natural draw for wintering waterfowl and provides exciting fishing opportunities for redbreast, bluegill, warmouth, large-mouth bass, and catfish. A portion of the Black River Preserve is enrolled in a Wetland Reserve Program (WRP) easement consisting of 1150+/- acres. This easement aims to protect the functional values that these pristine bottomlands provide and enhance their natural habitat in perpetuity. The easement allows for recreational activities, including hunting, fishing, hiking, and wildlife observation. There are approximately 454 +/- acres not enrolled in the WRP and are unaffected by the easement. This may allow the next owner to create additional food plots, shooting lanes, and waterfowl impoundments or take advantage of the financial incentives of enrolling this additional acreage into a WRP. In addition, there may be an opportunity for the new owner of Black Creek Preserve to lease the adjacent fields for hunting through an annually negotiated lease should there be an interest. PROPERTY FEATURES: Abundant Wild Game Easily Accessible Off I-95 3.5 Miles of Black River Frontage Large Agricultural Neighborhood Operable Bottomland Hardwood Forest

Kirkfield is a part of the plantation neighborhood on the Combahee River in the ACE Basin. The Basin is one of the largest undeveloped estuaries on the Atlantic coast and teems with wildlife. It is in a major migratory bird flyway and offers superb hunting, fishing, kayaking, canoeing, photography and many other outdoor activities. Kirkfield is on River Road, a beautiful 9-mile stretch through historic plantations and the US National Wildlife Refuge. Plantations along the road include Nemours, Parkers Ferry, Bonny Hall, Hobonney, Temotely, Old Combahee and Auldbrass. The property is surrounded by thousands of protected acres managed for wildlife including the 9000-acre Nemoirs Plantation and the 5000-acre Ace Basin National Wilife Refuge owned by the US Fish and Wildlife Service. The Kirkfield house is located near horse stables at the end of a peninsular overlooking waterfowl impoundments. The house is spacious, well designed and beautiful. The living room has high ceilings with an open kitchen and dining area. Large windows allow for plenty of light and views of woods, water and wildlife. There are 5 bedrooms and 51/2 baths, a gun room and an office. A three-car garage has upstairs space for a large storage room or an additional bedroom and bath. A custom built horse barn has six oversized stalls, a tack room with bathroom, a large wash bay and a gathering/receiving area. The entire barn is covered by an automatic misting system to control insects. Stalls have high volume fans, multiple windows and high ceilings. Open air gathering/ receiving area. Other equestrian amenities include a large dry lot with masonry sand, full size riding arena, two adjacent large pastures and a run-in shed. Waterfowl Impoundments: Historic Rice impoundments have been completely renovated with an advisory plan provided by Ducks Unlimited. The improvements included a rehabilitation of all dikes, new trunks and water control structures, clearing canals & ditches and installation of a high-volumes pump with dedicated electric line. Additionally, the original water flow from the Combahee river was restored by removing a damn on the canal from the adjoining federal duck refuge. There are several custom-built duck blinds which can be moved throughout the impoundments and are large enough for three hunters each. Woodlands contain habitat for deer and turkeys and managed for released quail hunting. There are 72 acres in the duck impoundments. The balance of the property is in upland hunting lands, horse facilities and pasture, and the house grounds. The property is protected by a conservation easement with The Wetlands America Trust/Ducks Unlimited. Kirkfield is 51 miles from Charleston, 60 miles from Hilton head, 56 miles from Savannah and 20 miles from Beaufort.

Here is the opportunity to own 15+/- acres of prime real estate located just outside the city limits of Newberry, South Carolina. This exceptional parcel offers an ideal blend of accessibility and development potential, positioned mere minutes from the charming downtown area. Enjoy easy access to Interstate 26, and an easy drive to Columbia (45 minutes) and Greenville (just over an hour) and Spartanburg (just under an hour). The Newberry Opera house is a renown top performing-arts venue that hosts dozens of live events, shows, and concerts each year. Its literally a 5 min drive from the Bush River Road Tract! With valuable frontage on two separate paved roads- Bush River Rd and Brown Chapel Rd - this property is ideally suited for residential or commercial development. The land features merchantable timber, a mix of mature pine and hardwoods, providing both natural beauty and the potential for a quick return on investment. There is no need to spend money on the costly installation of a well, access to public water is already in place, which will significantly streamline your future development plans. This eliminates the complexities and costs associated with utility installation, making this tract a truly attractive prospect. This is a rare opportunity to own a blank canvas on such a versatile property with significant potential in a rapidly developing area. Don't delay. Contact us today for more information or to schedule a private showing. Offering includes Newberry County Tax Map Number 288-2-4-8. Property is broker-owned.

The Mitchell Tract is a classic Saluda County tree farm. The 48-acre property features 18-year-old pine plantations that are ready to thin and a gentle topography that welcomes explorers of all ages. Interior trails and roads provide excellent access and a foundation for developing the property into your version of the ideal recreational playground. When you carry out that first thinning, take the opportunity to lay out fields, expand trails, and create your landscape for home or farm. The Mitchell Tract is a simple escape, just 8 miles from Saluda. Batesburg-Leesville and Greenwood are about 30 minutes away, and Lexington is less than an hour's drive.

Discover an extraordinary opportunity to own one of the Lowcountry's most refined estates. Privately positioned on nearly 24 acres of permanently conserved land on exclusive Wadmalaw Island, this deep-water equestrian retreat blends timeless architecture with elevated modern amenities. From its bespoke main residence to its state-of-the-art equestrian infrastructure and private deepwater dock, 4855 Retriever Road offers a rare lifestyle graceful, private, and turnkey. A Stately Arrival Accessed via a 1.5-mile private drive through native hardwood forest and cypress swamp, the estate reveals itself slowly, framed by a dramatic allee of live oaks that form a natural canopy. Four-board fencing, expansive pastures, and paddocks flank the approach, setting the tone for this sanctuary of quiet sophistication. With over 500 feet of frontage on Bohicket Creek and reliable low-tide depth, the property is a haven for yachting and water recreation. Native wildlife abounds deer, wild turkey, herons, and migratory birds animate the serene landscape. Architectural Integrity & Bespoke Construction Charleston-based Cobb Architects, in collaboration with esteemed builder M.R. Jackson, designed the estate in 2018 with a focus on cohesive materials and enduring form. Exterior elements antique brick, leathered granite, Slate Bronze standing seam roofing, and Hardie Artisan siding complement energy-efficient Andersen impact-rated windows. A reverse osmosis water system, whole-house generator, full-property WiFi, and curated landscape lighting complete the estates infrastructure. The Main Residence Spanning 6,488 square feet, the main house pairs elegance with approachable luxury. Reclaimed wood flooring, exceptional millwork, and thoughtful built-ins elevate each space. Expansive living and dining areas open seamlessly to the outdoors, with views over Bohicket Creek, a screened porch, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, and an LED-lit 28-foot saltwater pool. Interiors also include a game room, library, and media lounge. The gourmet kitchen is anchored by Thermador appliances and enhanced by a wine closet, walk-in pantry, butlers pantry, and mudroom leading to a four-car garage with EV charging. The primary suite offers a creekside balcony, gas fireplace, dual closets, and a spa bath with air-massage tub. Adjacent, a dedicated gym, yoga room, and full artist studio extend the sense of retreat. A mahogany-lined elevator, custom window seats, and upper-level laundry underscore the homes intuitive design. World-Class Equine Amenities Purpose-built for serious equestrians, the facilities at 4855 Retriever Road are as functional as they are beautiful. At the heart of the property is a professionally designed barn, constructed with locally sourced cypress and anchored by a brick center aisle. Custom European stall fronts, heated wash stall, Thurobed stall mattresses, and Nelson automatic waterers ensure top-tier care and comfort. A sound system and surveillance cameras offer both convenience and peace of mind. Additional amenities include a feed room, laundry room for horse blankets, and an elegant tack room. Upstairs, a soaring timber-framed loft opens to a covered balcony an ideal perch for unwinding after a day in the saddle. A one-bedroom, one-bath apartment is perfectly suited for a live-in caretaker. Outdoors, the estate offers three lush, fenced pastures and three paddocks each enclosed by classic four-board fencing and equipped with run-in sheds for optimal equine comfort. A competition-size dressage arena enhances the property's equestrian credentials, offering a private venue suitable for training, performance, or leisurely riding. Guest House & Carriage House The climate-controlled four-bay carriage house, currently used for hay and equipment, offers future flexibility as a car gallery or studio. The two-bedroom guest cottagecomplete with en-suite baths, full kitchen, and creekside screened porch offers long-stay luxury for guests or extended family. Deepwater Dock & Boating Lifestyle A 415-foot private dock includes a 30-foot floating dock for large vessels and a 14,000 lb. high-speed boat lift. The 15x20-foot pier head features built-in benches, a sink, shower, and fish-cleaning station, perfect for entertaining or tranquil Lowcountry mornings. A Protected Enclave Situated within Rosebank Estates, a nine-parcel, 270-acre neighborhood under the protection of the Lowcountry Land Trust, the estate may not be further subdivided preserving its tranquility and exclusivity for generations. Whether you seek an equestrian haven, a multigenerational refuge, or a sophisticated retreat near Charleston, 4855 Retriever Road is a legacy offering without parallel. Located just 7 miles from Johns Islands amenities and 18 miles from downtown Charleston, the estate offers effortless access to culture, cuisine, and coastal adventure yet feels a world apart. **Offered by Private Appointment Only**

The Eagle House Tract is a 376-acre timberland and recreational property in Fairfield County, SC. It is located between Lake Wateree and I-77, just 30 minutes from Columbia and less than five minutes from the interstate. With two access pointsa gated entrance from River Rd. (north) and a deeded easement from Durham Rd. (south)this property offers excellent accessibility. Taylor Creek winds 1.2 miles through the center, dividing the land into 168 acres (north) and 208 acres (south). Managed for both outdoor enthusiasts and timberland investors, Eagle House features three age classes of pine plantation, ranging from mature, recently thinned stands on rolling hills to younger pine plantations that provide ideal wildlife bedding areas. A conservation easement protects the hardwood corridor along Taylor Creek, and its tributary creek, ensuring its natural state remains intact. Everything else is unencumbered. Easement documents provided. For hunting and outdoor recreation, this property features seven well-positioned food plots totaling approximately seven acres, enhanced with fruit trees and sawtooth oaks to attract wildlife. A newly built internal road system ensures access throughout the tract. This is a unique opportunity to own a diverse, high-value timber and recreational property with excellent investment potential.

Ricefield Bluff Offering For the first time in over 25 years, Ricefield Bluff Plantation, formerly known as a portion of the Managed Forest at Palmetto Bluff, presents an unparalleled opportunity. This vast expanse, 4,960+/- acres of pristine coastal maritime forest, evokes the wild essence that captivated land barons for centuries. Under meticulous stewardship, Ricefield Bluff continues it's legacy today boasting soaring pine plantations, virgin stands of hardwood timber, draped in Spanish moss presiding over 11 miles along the wild New River and its rhythmic tides, offering a unique interplay of terrestrial and aquatic realms. Within the Ricefield Bluff asset, the sellers are including 4 Palmetto Bluff dwelling units with membership privileges once platted out and 2 New Riverside dwelling units both subject to South Street and Town of Bluffton approval, offering a minor development opportunity to remain under private ownership. Despite the limited subdivision allowance, the tract is uniquely positioned to continue producing significant revenue and tax credits through timber management, potential mitigation and carbon sequestration opportunities. Drawing on the owner's intimate knowledge of the land, the tracts have been thoughtfully parceled according to the land's natural features and division characteristics to preserve the continuity of the existing wildlife corridors throughout the property. Despite the limited subdivision allowance, the tract is uniquely positioned to continue producing significant revenue and tax credits through timber management, potential mitigation and carbon sequestration opportunities. Mitigation proposal, Carbon Sequestration Study and January 2025 Timber Inventory are available upon request after Non Disclosure is executed by both parties. 20th Century History Originally purchased in 1937 by Union Bag and Paper from the Varn family for it's timber resources, the property later became utilized as a 20,000 acre corporate hunting retreat in the early 1970's for the clientele and executives when Union Bag and Virginia based Camp Paper Company merged to become Union Camp. Until the late 1990's, this property had benefited from continuous timber management which supported robust wildlife populations thus making it an exceptionally attractive opportunity for the Walcam Land Group, the predecessor to the current owner Pioneer Land and Timber, LLC in 2000. The asset for sale, under the Town of Bluffton development agreement, was held out as a preserve from the remaining 14,000+ acre Palmetto Bluff Planned Unit Development which is currently limited to 4,000 dwelling units. Though diminished in size from its former footprint, Ricefield Bluff has benefitted from the continued meticulous management by principals Chip and Chris Campbell.25 years later, it remains a vital natural habitat, supporting a thriving array of indigenous and migratory species. Whitetail deer, Eastern wild turkey, Migratory Waterfowl, American Alligator and songbirds flourish within its boundaries. There are the 32 miles of waterways that surround this peninsula and to the south, it is flanked by a fresh water tributary called the New River and the northern boundary is flanked by a salt water estuary called the Maye River. These two waterways many centuries ago were connected and formed the western border of Palmetto Bluff when it was once an island. Sometime in the 1700s when rice culture began to reshape the tidal waterways, these 2 river systems where connected, were impounded and became the iconic duck pond that you see as you enter the Palmetto Bluff resort today. This truly singular American landholding, with its intricate tidal river system and secluded hammocks, offer a rare and profound solitude, a place where human presence is a fleeting rarity. Explore the dynamic interplay between freshwater and saltwater ecosystems, as the river flows from its inland source to the Atlantic, a testament to the rich biodiversity of this exceptional maritime preserve. Amidst the dwindling expanse of grand coastal estates in the South Carolina Lowcountry, this Managed Forest stands as a paragon of exclusivity and exemplary land stewardship, a benchmark against which all others are judged. All information deemed reliable but subject to change. Acreage may vary slightly within reports due to GIS calculations versus survey information. Buyers to verify all information.

Welcome to Barleau Plantation, an extraordinary 74-acre estate nestled in the heart of South Carolina's Lowcountry, just minutes from historic Moncks Corner. This one-of-a-kind property blends timeless Southern charm with modern amenities, offering an unparalleled lifestyle for equestrian enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those seeking privacy and serenity. This property offers a turn-key residence and horse barn with managed land that could serve as a blank canvas to create your own ''place''. Set beyond an oak-lined entrance and stately wrought iron gate, this charming southern-style home features 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a spacious wrap-around porch. The chandelier-lit foyer with powder room leads into a lofted great room which invokes a warm atmosphere with its large windows, wood paneling and brick fireplace. Gentle natural light also streams into the master bedroom downstairs, which offers the convenience of a large walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. From the kitchen, enjoy pleasant views of the fountain pond while preparing meals on the wrap around granite countertops and island. Adjacent to the kitchen, the breakfast room invites comfortable conversation around its fireplace, complemented by wildlife-themed stained-glass windows. A large laundry room, which doubles as a mudroom provides direct access to the two-bay garage, pool and pool house. The two bedrooms upstairs share a full bathroom. Equestrian amenities include a 4-stall horse barn with wash rack, tack room and full bath, ideal for private use or small-scale boarding. Each stall has access to one of the two paddocks. On the opposite side lies covered storage area for large equipment. The established road system offers excellent accessibility throughout the property as well as scenic routes for riding or hiking. A true highlight of Barleau Plantation is its breathtaking 10-acre pond, perfect for fishing, kayaking, or peaceful afternoons by the water. Mature trees, rolling fields, and abundant wildlife create a backdrop of natural beauty in every direction. Each field could easily be converted to a dove field, and one field has three dikes in place for a potential plant-and-flood duck impoundment. Whether you envision a family retreat, a sporting estate, or a private sanctuary, Barleau Plantation offers the space, setting, and infrastructure to make your vision a reality. Barleau Plantation is unencumbered and has no restrictions. The property would be an ideal candidate for a conservation easement. Experience the solitude of rural living while less than an hour down scenic Highway 42 through the Francis Marion National Forest to the beaches, shopping, restaurants and entertainment options in Mount Pleasant and Historic Charleston.

Old Salkehatchie Plantation has 1,119 acres of incredibly diverse wildlife habitat located in the ACE Basin of the Lowcountry near Yemassee, SC. This is a highly sought-after area where lands of this size and quality are rare. Location is paramount, and this gem is only 45 minutes from Bluffton or an hour's drive from either Charleston or Savannah, GA. This is a highly diverse property in a game-rich environment located below the convergence of the Big and Little Salkehatchie Rivers, where the Combahee River takes form. The entire property is a mixture of mature pine plantations broken up by numerous hardwood bottoms and drains, creating endless transition zones, making it perfect for deer and turkeys. With 2 miles of river frontage on the Combahee and a 30-acre green tree reservoir, there are ample duck hunting opportunities. The three boat landings along the river provide excellent access to some of the best red-breast fishing in the Lowcountry. There is a 50-acre quail course with towering pines and beautiful rolling hills. For the dove hunting enthusiast, the powerline has close to 20 acres, which makes it an excellent dove field. Old Salkehatchie Plantations' whitetail herd has been under a strict trophy management program for over a decade and has had minimal buck harvest in the last 3 years. It has consistently grown bucks in the 140 Boone and Crocket range. The 17 wildlife food plots, extensive road system, and large power right of way provide excellent opportunities for harvesting mature bucks. Several unique blocks of thinned mature hardwoods provide excellent bedding areas with significant mast-producing oaks left for the deer. The road system was designed with wildlife in mind, and almost every food plot is at the end of a dead-end road, creating quiet deer and turkey sanctuaries with very little vehicle traffic. There are open pines, thick bedding cover, and endless hardwoods evenly mixed throughout the entire property, creating some of the best and most unique habitat diversity the lowcountry offers. The mature pine plantations are surrounded by hardwood branches, making them easy to maintain with prescribed fire and excellent for turkeys. The hardwoods surrounding the plantations provide perfect roosting habitats for wild turkeys. Every food plot sits in a mature pine plantation surrounded by hardwoods, with scattered live oaks throughout the pines. There could not be a more perfectly designed, diverse layout for wildlife. There is an excellent all-weather road system throughout the property, making almost every acre accessible and huntable year-round. New perimeter and interior firebreaks were just added so that every pine plantation can be managed in individual blocks with prescribed fire. There is underground power and a well on a homesite nestled in an oak grove on a high hill overlooking the quail woods and a hardwood bottom. The Salkehatchie River swamp is a hardbottom river-swamp, making it accessible by vehicles and on foot even during wet winters. Old Salkehatchie Plantation has a conservation easement that was carefully crafted to preserve the integrity of a special piece of property while allowing the owners to maximize every recreational opportunity. The easement allows for all historical usages this property can provide, but limits the number of subdivisions. The easement is conducive to good habitat management, including unrestricted timber harvest, significant new food plot construction, multiple dwellings and farm buildings, duck impoundments, docks on the river, fish ponds, and one subdivision. Old Salkehatchie Plantation is a unique opportunity for a wildlife enthusiast and conservation-minded buyer to own a one-of-a-kind gem nestled in the heart of the ACE Basin of the Lowcountry. PROPERTY FEATURES: Wildlife Food Plots 20-Acre Dove Field 50-Acre Quail Course Mature Pine Plantation All-Weather Road System Hardwood Bottoms & Drains 30-Acre Green Tree Reservoir 2 Miles of Combahee River Frontage **MUST CONTACT LISTING AGENT FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO VIEW THE PROPERTY**

Nestled in the heart of the upstate, just beyond the gentle flow of Sharp's Creek, lies a truly exceptional piece of property, a paragon of acreage that speaks of history and promises of future rewards. Imagine the 310.52 acres of rich land currently adorned with loblolly pine, swaying softly in the breeze. This land is not merely for timber production; it's a canvas for your dreams, whether it be lush food plots, golden with the setting sun, or roaring hardwood bottoms created for beautiful aesthetics. Privacy reigns supreme here. The gated entrance opens to a world where mature trees stand as silent sentinels along all boundaries, ensuring seclusion. The farm's neighbors are vast expanses of large acreage tracts, enhancing the sense of boundless space and serenity. Travel further, and you'll find 299+/- acres of the wooded sanctuary where nature flourishes. Among these, 139+/- acres of mature planted loblolly pine intertwine with 63+/- acres of 9-year-old planted loblolly pines, 66+/- acres of beautiful hardwood bottoms, and 31+/- acres of 1-year-old planted loblolly pine creating a rich diversity of nature. This property is a haven for wildlife; deer, wild turkey, and upland game thrive here, making it a paradise for hunters and nature lovers alike. Three established food plots and a large powerline to hunt offer more than just a break from the outside world; they are places where memories are made. Imagine teaching your child to hunt like your father taught you or spending a quiet afternoon under the shaded, swaying pine. A network of internal roads invites you to explore every corner of the property with ease. Here, there are no conservation easements or homeowner's associations to blur your vision. Though it feels worlds away, this sanctuary is conveniently located just 12 miles from Historic Downtown Union, 30 miles from Spartanburg, and 35 miles from Rock Hill. This property is not just land; it is a legacy, a rare opportunity to embrace the best of Southern living, where your dreams can take root and flourish.

New Paint and Flooring make this 3 Bedroom Brick Ranch shine. There is a new concrete driveway and sidewalk to the front steps. Bedrooms are nice sized with good closet space. The lot is level with large backyard. The large bathroom includes the washer that stays, and a dryer hook-up. Kitchen cabinets have fresh paint, and countertops have been updated. The refrigerator also stays. Dining area open to Kitchen. The living area is inside the front door. New metal storm doors and fresh blinds. Functional storm shutters added to outside. A new wheelchair ramp was added. Water heater is in attached storage shed with plenty of space. Copyright © 2025 Canopy MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Welcome to Your Dream Home on a half acre lot with in-ground, concrete, salt water pool! This stately brick home is in the Aynor school district yet so close to Conway and Hwy 22 and it offers the perfect blend of tranquility and convenience. Step inside to discover a beautifully designed open floor plan that seamlessly connects living, dining, and kitchen spaces. The living room boasts vaulted ceilings, built-in shelves, and a ceiling fan, creating a cozy yet spacious atmosphere. The kitchen is a chefs delight, featuring stainless steel appliances, a generous pantry, and a layout that makes entertaining a breeze. The primary suite is your private retreat, complete with a whirlpool garden tub, walk-in shower with a glass door, and double sinks. The sunroom offers a tranquil escape with views of the pool, blending indoor comfort with outdoor serenity. The outdoor spaces are equally impressive. Imagine enjoying your morning coffee or watching breathtaking sunsets from the long front porch. Step out back to your personal oasisa resurfaced, saltwater in-ground pool adjacent to a wooden pergola and patio, all secluded behind privacy fencing, perfect for relaxing or hosting summer gatherings. The sunroom offers a tranquil escape with views of the pool, blending indoor comfort with outdoor serenity. For the hobbyist or DIY enthusiast, the outbuilding is a standout feature, equipped with electricity and water, double-sided plywood walls, and endless possibilities. The home also includes a 2022 roof, ensuring peace of mind for years to come. Dont miss your chance to make this stunning property your forever home just minutes from Hwy 22 and downtown Conway. Schedule your showing today and experience the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and charm at 148 Highmeadow Lane! Copyright 2025 Coastal Carolina Association of REALTORS®. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

The Sharp Farm is located just outside of Lake City, South Carolina, in Florence County. The sprawling 435-acre tract has it all, and it's the perfect property for someone seeking a comfortable weekend getaway in the country. Nearly 65 acres of the property are open fields, which are planted and farmed annually. A smaller 10-acre field is planted and used for fall dove hunts. Roughly 32 acres of the farm are planted in longleaf pines, which are kept clear of brush and farmed for pine straw. For the duck hunter, there are two separate duck impoundments - each fed by a well. Eight tower stands convey with the sale of the property and are strategically located around the farm. Food plots are planted annually for deer hunting. For target practice, there is a 1,000-yard shooting range. Near the back of the property, and at the end of a sandy dirt road, is the farmhouse. It has a wide screened porch overlooking the "Green Pond" - a 3.5-acre pond that surrounds the house. Inside, there are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. With brick floors, a wood-burning fireplace, and vaulted ceilings, it's a charming place with a lot of character. Other features include a tractor shed, a dock, and even a pecan orchard. This is a special property with tons of character, and it's the best place to enjoy time in the country.

Discover a true slice of South Carolina outdoors with this exceptional offering of over 520 acres in scenic Aiken County. Ideally located just three miles from Interstate 20, the Brodie Tracts are a quick 20-minute drive to downtown Aiken, SC, only 40 minutes to Columbia, SCand just 30 minutes from the heart of Augusta, GA, making this a rare opportunity in a rapidly growing corridor of the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA). Boasting nearly two miles of frontage along the picturesque South Fork of the Edisto River, this property is a nature lovers dream and an investors opportunity wrapped into one exciting package. With over 6,200 feet of paved road frontage on Gooseneck Road and an additional 2,500 feet of unpaved road frontage on Moore Road, these tracts offer outstanding access and compelling long-term development potential. The generous frontage and layout provide multiple entry points and subdivision opportunities, making this property well-suited for residential, recreational, or mixed-use development. Several ponds are located on the southern tract, adding to the natural charm and recreational appeal. The property features impeccably managed timber in multiple age classes, from young pine stands to majestic old-growth pine and hardwoods, offering both scenic beauty and the building blocks for sustained income. Whether you envision a sprawling private estate, equestrian center, a hunting and fishing retreat, future timber income, or a thoughtfully planned developmentthis land is ready to support your vision. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate year-round opportunities for hunting, fishing, kayaking, and more. With ample build sites for one or multiple residences and strong road access, this tract offers both seclusion and convenience. A current mineral lease generates annual revenue through 2029, adding yet another income-producing component to this already impressive offering. This is a rare chance to own a substantial riverfront tract with serious upside in one of South Carolinas most desirable and accessible locations. Private, versatile, and primed for future growth, these tracts check all the boxes. Call us today for more information or to set up a private showing. Offering includes Aiken County Tax Parcels 185-00-01-010, 185-00-01-011, 185-00-05-001, 185-00-01-002, & 185-00-02-001.

Worth Mountain Tract is an exceptional timber and recreation property located in the quiet hills of western York County. It lies a few miles southwest of the small town of Hickory Grove on Scenic View Road. Broad upland ridges are covered with young and mature pine forests. Beaverdam Creek is a perennial stream flowing through the land for more than 2,000 feet. Boulders and rock outcrops are found along the creek and small tributaries. Patches of hardwood stand along the creek and on hillsides. The immediate neighborhood is mostly wooded tracts and pastures. Houses are widely scattered in the area. The land is all forested except for woods road and a few small openings and trails. Soils are mostly sandy clay loam or clay loam and productive for timber and wildlife openings. About 125 acres are covered in loblolly pine now 3 or 4 years old. These trees are healthy and growing fast. About 46 acres of pines are 30 to 40 years old. More than 40 acres of these pine stands are classed as useful farmland (USDA soil class prime farmland). These areas could be productive for larger openings and pastures if desired. Some of the bottomland areas along Beaverdam Creek could also be used for small fields, orchards or gardens, but occasional flooding occurs on these soils. Scenic View Road is a rural 2-lane highway. About 30 acres lie west of Scenic View Road with good access and a potential building site on a prominent hill. Around 175 acres lie on the east side of the road. Topography along the road is gentle and easily accessible in most places. Multiple building sites can be found on gentle terrain near the road frontage. Soil map for septic drain field potential looks favorable in these areas. Powerline and fiber optic cable are present along the road. There are no public waterlines in the area. A home would require well and septic. Worth Mountain Wildlife Management Area is a 1,643-acre area of public land owned by York County and leased and managed by South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. The WMA shares common boundaries with the property and lands are open year-round daylight hours. The WMA has long frontage on Broad River and provides river access via Dalton's Landing. This small parking area and river ramp lie at the end of Dalton's Landing Road just over a mile from the tract's south boundary. Public dove fields are located along Dalton's Landing Road. Closer to the property, the WMA's 4-acre Horseshoe fishing pond comes within about 100 feet of the tract's southwest corner. Adjacent landowners can walk to the pond though the woods or use the gravel access road which leaves Scenic View Road about 600 feet from the south property line. State fishing license is required for use of the pond. Special WMA rules may apply to hunting activities in addition to general licenses and game zone rules. The WMA also offers hiking trails including a walk to the top of its namesake Worth Mountain. The highest point on the property is a rocky knoll near the southwest corner which sits at just over 600 feet elevation. A small, old family cemetery is found in an area of mature pines near the center of the tract on a hill just west of Beaverdam Creek. A plat from 1980 describes the tract as 211.0 acres. The town of York is about a 20-minute drive away and offers restaurants, doctors, churches, and stores. There are local favorites like Garden Caf, York Coffee Roastery, Black's Peaches and Bush-n-Vine farm store, and chains including Tractor Supply, Lowes, and Food Lion Grocery. The tract is about 4 miles from Hickory Grove, 16 miles from York, 31 miles from Rock Hill, and 54 miles from Charlotte. All distances are approximate road miles to the center of town. The property is vacant timberland and does not have an address. A neighbor's home sits on about an acre along Scenic View Road that is surrounded by the property. This house is at 1741 Scenic View Rd, Hickory Grove, SC 29717. Gates enter the property to the north, south and across the paved road. See attached location map. County tax map number is 017-00-00-004.

Clear Branch Tract is a beautiful, forested property located in the quiet rolling hills of northern Cherokee County. It lies north of I-85 near the North Carolina line, just above the town of Blacksburg. Kings Mountain can be seen to the east, looking from high points near the middle of the tract. Broad ridges are covered with young, planted pines. Mature pines mixed with hardwoods stand in patches and on slopes between the ridges. Two small branches flow through the land. The immediate neighborhood is mostly wooded tracts and hay fields with scattered houses. Turner Road is a small, paved road which serves as the western boundary of the land. Part of the road frontage is maintained by state DOT and part by the county. A plat from 1983 describes the tract as 221.39 acres and indicates more than 800 feet of road frontage. Two woods roads enter the tract from Turner Road. Multiple building sites can be found on gentle terrain near the road frontage or further into the tract. Soil map for septic drain field potential looks favorable in these areas. A powerline serves a home directly across Turner Road. The closest homes to the north have pubic water and the local water company has indicated this property could be served by that water line. No public sewer service is available. Two nearby homes are within view of the property along Turner Road. The land is all forested except for woods roads and a few small openings formerly used as log loading decks. Soils are mostly sandy loam or clay loam and are productive for timber, wildlife openings, and fields where slopes allow. More than 100 acres are covered in loblolly pine now 3 or 4 years old. These trees are healthy and growing fast. Mature pines, about 38 years old, dominate the southern part of the land covering about 45 acres. Slopes become steeper in places as you move further into the tract. Mature pines mixed with hardwoods stand on about 55 acres of steeper slopes and low areas around the creek branches. These areas are dominated by loblolly pine, yellow poplar, and American beech. White oaks and red oaks are also common. The town of Gaffney is a 10 to 15-minute drive away and offers restaurants, doctors, churches, and stores including Tractor Supply, Lowes, and Ingles Grocery. From local favorites like Daddy Joes Beach House BBQ and Zackary's Coffee to national chains like Chick-fil-a and Starbucks, Gaffney offers a lot of variety for its size. The Outlet Marketplace is on I-85 just north of town with shops like Micheal Kors and Kate Spade. The tract is about 9 miles from Gaffney, 29 miles from Spartanburg, 57 miles from Greenville, 11 miles from Shelby, NC and 48 miles from Charlotte. All distances are approximate road miles to center of town. The property is timberland with no improvements and does not have an address. A nearby home has a mailbox at the address 355 Turner Rd, Blacksburg, SC 29702. A gate for the tract is across the road to the east from this mailbox. County tax map # 151-00-00-026.000.

The Flats Tract is an incomparable investment-grade property in eastern Fairfield County. Few properties can match the timber investment potential, conservation opportunities and recreational possibilities afforded by this 280-acre natural masterpiece, and even fewer can do so within a 40-minute drive of Columbia, SC. The obvious pearl of the Flats Tract is the nearly 6,000 feet of frontage on the Dutchmans Creek. But look closely and you'll notice that the property's topography is just as unique. Rarely in the hills of the piedmont do you have the opportunity to disappear into the flat distance of a forest. The Flats Tract offers that and so much more. Old pastures have long given way to natural hardwoods but maintain their grasses in the shade. Mature pines and mature hardwoods provide the mature investor and hunter with a perfect media to hone their skills in stewardship. Almost 80 acres of beautiful natural hardwoods adorn Dutchmans Creek and combine with the carefully managed pines to host deer, turkey and quail. Wildlife is plentiful and largely undisturbed, making chance encounters frequent and enjoyably unpredictable. Almost 140 acres of 3545-year-old merchantable pine plantations provide valuable upland habitat and immediate liquidity. With a location that is both private and practical, the Flats Tract lies just 8 miles north of Ridgeway. Camden is a pleasant 25-mile drive. Columbia is 40 minutes away and you can reach Charlotte in just over an hour. Call Gary Springer at (803)730-1248 for more information or to schedule a tour.

The Marland Estate consists of 90.3 +/- acres with a 4,400 sq. ft. six bedroom, four full bath, two half-bath main home. The grounds entail approximately 60 acres of mature old growth mixed pine and hardwood, 30 acres of fenced pasture, with an additional pasture adjacent to the creek that comprises the northern property boundary. In addition to the main house, Marland also boasts a two bedroom, two bath classic farm cottage and barn with its own private entrance, two ponds, one pole shed, and several other supporting outbuildings. The Marland Estate is one of those rare special places where the value isnt measured by a tally of metrics alone; but rather by the experiences and memories it cultivates as a gathering place for family and friends. Situated mere minutes away from every modern convenience offered by the thriving city of Greenwood, Marland remains an unspoiled refuge from the chaos of modern life. For over five decades, the property has been one familys home and sanctuary. You are invited to see and feel Marland for yourself. Perhaps your family is the right steward of this iconic property for generations to come.

This tract consists of 29 acres of mature planted pine that has been thinned, 18 acres of 9-year-old planted pine and 6 acres of hardwood. This property is the perfect combination of timber investment and recreational activities. There is a deeded access road to the property off of Bounty Acres Road West.

Welcome to the beautiful town of Summerton, where outdoor adventure meets southern charm! this 1.3-acre lot has electricity along the road, while you need to check if a well can be dug for water and you need to put a septic system. This lot is zoned Residential. The gently rolling terrain, with pine and hardwood forests interspersed with farmland and pastureland, is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Drive just 10 minutes to the nearest gas station, or take a quick 30-minute trip to Sumter, where you can find a variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Whether you enjoy fishing, hunting, golfing, or simply taking in the scenic beauty of the South Carolina low country, this property has something for everyone. No flood zone or wetlands. You can use mobile home on this lot but not an RV. Owner financing is available! You are welcome to visit the property. Maps, directions, and detailed payment information are all available on our website. Purchasing Options: Seller Financing: $31,000.00 w/ $3,100.00 down. Please see website for additional details. Discounted Cash Price: $30,000.00 Nearby Attractions: Myrtle Beach, SC: Located approximately an hour and a half's drive from the property, Myrtle Beach is a popular vacation destination known for its beautiful beaches, numerous golf courses, and wide variety of entertainment options. Visitors can swim, sunbathe, and play in the sand, or explore the boardwalk, amusement parks, and other attractions. Congaree National Park: Located just over an hour's drive from the property, Congaree National Park is home to the largest intact expanse of old-growth bottomland hardwood forest in the southeastern United States. Visitors can hike through the forest, paddle the Congaree River, and experience the unique flora and fauna of this beautiful park. Francis Marion National Forest: Located less than an hour's drive from the property, Francis Marion National Forest is a beautiful wilderness area that offers a variety of recreational opportunities. Visitors can hike, bike, camp, and fish in the forest, or simply relax and enjoy the natural beauty of this pristine area. Property Details: NEAREST LARGE CITY: Charlotte, NC STATE: South Carolina (SC) COUNTY: CLARENDON ADDRESS: 10 DISTRICT, SUMMERTON, SC, 29148 SIZE: 1.30 Acres APN(s): 101-00-01-023-00 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 GPS COORDINATES: 33.569176646219034,-80.33966772166691 PROPERTY ELEVATION: 120 feet above sea level TAXES: No back taxes, approximately $ 309.11 per year total HOA Dues: Approximately $0.00 per year total ACCESS: Gravel ZONING: PZ Performance Zone SEWER: Onsite Septic Would Need to be Installed WATER: Would be Well DISTANCE TO ELECTRIC: Along the road FEMA FLOOD ZONE: No TERRAIN: Level to sloping CONVEYANCE: Special Warranty Deed TITLE: Free of Liens and Encumbrances FSL ID: SC-CLA-0451 OTHER NEARBY CITY DISTANCES: Manning, SC - 12.5 miles - 00:15 Sumter, SC - 25.5 miles - 00:32 Orangeburg, SC - 41.3 miles - 00:46 Columbia, SC - 70.2 miles - 01:14 Myrtle Beach, SC - 103 miles - 01:48 Charlotte, NC - 122 miles - 02:04 Atlanta, GA - 259 miles - 04:08 About Find Some Land LLC Find Some Land LLC scours the country throughout the year to find the very best properties available for sale. 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Approximately 5 miles from the recently announced $10B Amazon Web Services Data Center Site! 240 +/- Ac. Featuring Over 1,100 ft of Road Frontage on Hwy 38 and Naked Creek This property is home to a broad selection of wild game including whitetail deer, wild turkey, eastern cottontail, and migratory waterfowl that visit Naked Creek at the rear of the tract. While not currently planted this tract has exponential timberland potential and features an established road system throughout the property.