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This exceptional 197 +/- acre hunting tract in Clarendon County, along the Williamsburg County line, is being offered to the public for the first time in 50 years. A rare opportunity, the property boasts incredible diversity in both woodlands and open fields, making it a prime habitat for deer, turkey, and other game. Mature white, red, and water oaks are interspersed among the longleaf and loblolly pine stands and provide abundant mast production, supporting healthy wildlife populations throughout the seasons. The tract is bordered by Doctors Branch, a major tributary of the Santee River, that serves as a natural game corridor, offering heavily traveled routes for wildlife. Surrounding the property are large, like-minded landowners who prioritize stewardship and low hunting pressure, further contributing to the quality of the game. Well-managed over the decades with a keen focus on habitat conservation and responsible use, this property is turnkey for hunters, investors, or outdoor enthusiasts seeking a legacy property. The combination of mature hardwoods, productive fields, and year-round water access creates a landscape rich in natural resources and recreational appeal. Whether you're looking for a personal hunting retreat, a family gathering spot, or a long-term investment, this tract offers unmatched potential in a premier location. Properties of this caliber and history rarely come to market. To learn more and fully understand the uniqueness of Oakbranch, consider reaching out to Blue Wing Properties and have our team represent your interests as the potential buyer. At Blue Wing Properties, we relate first hand to the unmatched experience of finding, owning, cultivating, and loving a place of your own. Our company not only takes pride in understanding the uniqueness of properties like Oakbranch, but also in ensuring proper expectations and a good fit for both the buyers and sellers in all transactions. Allow our team to help you determine if Oakbranch is what you are looking for. Visit the Buyer Agency page on the Blue Wing Properties website to learn more about the benefits of becoming a Blue Wing Properties buyer client.

Solid tract of development land in the Riverdale Community of Dillon County less than 2 miles from Dillon City Limits right on HWY 9. Tract has over 500 foot of road frontage with two existing structures, including a 500 sq.ft. office building and a 3 bedroom mobile home. Balance of tract is booming with beautiful longleaf and loblolly pine forest along sandy ridges. Perfect place for a small commercial or residential development or a large parcel for a new farm with plenty of wooded buffers! Solid tract of rural land with a wide number of uses, including timber, a mini farm, commercial or residential development! Tract has over 500 foot of road frontage and lots of healthy timber encompassed in a rolling sandy land package. Tract is within the Riverdale Community of Dillon County that is less than 2 miles east of the City of Dillon limits and right along SC HWY 9. It is a perfect place to subdivide into a subdivision or commercial opportunities. Tract is found in a beautiful part of the county. Tract is less than 7 miles from Interstate 95 and just in a fantastic place for future development opportunities. Tract includes two main structures that include a 500 sqft. office building with outdoor storage and a three bedroom mobile home that could both provide an immediate revenue stream. Outside of the commercial and residential development opportunities, the tract adjoins a very large contiguous forest that provides excellent wildlife habitat. Dillon County is known for its wildlife and this tract and its adjacent tracts are no exception. This tract has many uses. At a minimum, it could be the perfect homestead opportunity for the hunter and rural land lover looking to establish roots and call this place home. The adjacent lands contain small homesteads, a large forested component, and then several large agriculture operations located within the periphery. The 36 acres is comprised of 34 acres of pine woodlands filled with inclusions of oak and other hardwood species. Tract is well suited for the wildlife enthusiast with the opportunity to take a large Dillon County whitetail, a long-bearded turkey, or a collection of small game right on the outskirts of town. The tract is 2 minutes from Dillon, but is also just 10 minutes away from Lakeview. Tract is 3o minutes from Florence and just over an hour from Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach, and just under an hour from Conway. For the outdoor enthusiast, this could be the perfect place to build your dream home or create a mini farm with hunting right out the back door! And the Little Pee Dee River is less than a mile away that is home to big bass, catfish, and large flatfish.

Poco Sabo is a classic Lowcountry sporting plantation located in the heart of the renowned ACE Basin, one of the nations most successful conservation initiatives with more than 320,000 permanently protected acres surrounding the Ashepoo, Combahee and Edisto rivers. Located 30 miles up the Ashepoo River from beautiful Saint Helena Sound and less than an hour from downtown Charleston, South Carolina Poco Sabo is part of a unique and distinguished community centered on sporting pursuits and anchored by a deep-rooted conservation ethic. Neighboring protected properties include Lavington Plantation, White Hall, Dawn Plantation, Bonnie Doone, Airy Hall, and the 8,048-acre publicly accessible Donnelly Wildlife Management Area. The conservation easement on Poco Sabo is held by the Lowcountry Land Trust. It provides for additional dwellings and reconfiguration, while protecting the overall integrity of the land and allowing uses typical of a Lowcountry plantation. Perfectly sized at 1,656 acres, Poco Sabo boasts nearly three-fourths of a mile of frontage on the picturesque Ashepoo River and one and a half miles of frontage on Beef Creek. A network of more than 200 acres of tidal and inland impoundments is managed for waterfowl and hosts legions of migrating birds during the hunting season. Poco Sabos mature mixed hardwood and pine forests also harbor abundant deer, turkey and other wildlife. Like many desirable Lowcountry plantation homes, the main house at Poco Sabo was constructed on a bluff, set back from any roads and carefully situated to take advantage of the prevailing breeze. The driveway leading to the residence passes through a grove of ancient live oak trees and is flanked by fenced horse pasture and a pecan orchard. The home is ideally positioned for sunrise views over an old rice impoundment, the vista extending out toward an unbroken ribbon of wetland, forest and sky. On the terrace, one can sit and enjoy the gentle westerly winds; or just steps away is the adjacent azalea garden, whose riotous bloom provides a burst of color every March and April. Built in 1934 during the ownership of Silas Howland, the main house at Poco Sabo was designed by the Charleston-based architectural firm of Simons & Lapham, known for their restoration of historic homes in the area including Charlestons Rainbow Row and Dock Street Theater. Although Poco Sabos 18th century dwellings did not survive past the Civil War, it is believed that the current residence was inspired in some way by the original. After the home was built, future owners continued to use Simons & Lapham for enhancements to the house and ancillary buildings. Though originally intended as a humble hunting lodge, the house today stands as a grand structure at 6,227 square feet with four en suite bedrooms and two half baths. It is fortified with a standing seam metal roof and beaded shiplap cypress siding. Significant additions include an east and west wing, two sunrooms extending toward the house pond, and a handsome portico over the entrance. Perhaps most importantly, Poco Sabo sets the stage for quintessential Lowcountry entertaining and hospitality. Beginning in the main house with its authentic cypress-paneled billiards room, expansive views from large windows and French doors, gracious formal dining room, intimate library, modern office and more, guests immediately feel a sense of history, comfort and home. Conveniently, there is a bedroom downstairs on the east wing and three en suite bedrooms upstairs. The west wing functions as an informal entrance, starting with the large mud room characterized by green-painted beadboard and red brick flooring. It is here that firearms are secured and every type of recreational equipment is stored. The mud room leads into a series of refreshment and utility rooms, then into the main kitchen and eventually into the main living area. Two delightful enhancements to the amenities at Poco Sabo were recently established: a brick fitness studio and a Hartley English greenhouse. A lovely three-bedroom guest house and a two-bedroom cottage offer separate, stand-alone quarters for visitors. In addition, there is a managers house and a newly built one-bedroom cottage, overlooking a tidal pond on the Ashepoo River, which also serves as a private art studio. The outbuildings at Poco Sabo provide ample space and function for all the necessary recreational and land management activities associated with a plantation. There is a multipurpose barn with six horse stalls, a tack room and a hay loft. The barn also has two walk-in coolers, a cleaning station with sink, several drive-in doors, a large workshop area, a fully equipped managers office, and an open concrete pad. Additionally, there is a large equipment lean-to, and a utility building with eight run-in dog kennels attached. The name Poco Sabo is a fusion of two distinct cultures. In Spanish, it translates as little known. To the Native Americans who dwelled there, Poco Sabo means lost in the mists which rise over the river (p 5, Moore). Landgrave Edmund Bellinger, who coined the distinctive name, received the original land grant in 1702, and the property remained in the Bellinger family for almost 150 years. The tidal management infrastructure seen today at Poco Sabo harkens back to 18th century commercial rice cultivation: Poco Sabo Plantations physical and cultural geography-indeed its raison detreare-bound up with the commercial cultivation of rice. Although rice is no longer grown there, the expansive system of dikes, trunks, causeways and impounds defines its character as much today as it did when the plantation was at the center of antebellum South Carolinas rice kingdom. Present-day stewardship of Poco Sabo and the ACE Basin includes the preservation of the heritage of rice culture -Moore, A. (2005). Poco Sabo Plantation: A Place in Time. Aside from the rice infrastructure, known remains from this historic period include a few preserved artifacts, tabby ruins, and a Landgrave cemetery garden. Prior to the Civil War, the Bellingers sold the property to a series of short-term owners who continued to grow rice up until the early 1900s. Eventually, the property was acquired in 1910 by Sidney Boynton, who was the first known owner to value Poco Sabo primarily for its recreational attributes. Boynton was associated with the plantations next owner, Silas Howland, a New York attorney and avid sportsman, who built the house that stands today. Soon after purchasing Poco Sabo, Howland died, and in 1939, the property was purchased by Samual Flagg, who made significant enhancements to the house. Several more owners followed, including Col. M. Robert Guggenheim (grandson of Meyer Guggenheim), Allen Spaulding (the first to use Poco Sabo as a primary residence), and Mr. and Mrs. H. Anthony Ittleson of New York. During their ownership between 1994 and the last sale in 2022, the Ittlesons added several ancillary buildings and provided decades of wise stewardship for this legacy property. Poco Sabo has enjoyed decades of dedicated waterfowl and game management. Today, the plantation offers 140 acres of tidal rice fields and 70 acres of inland impoundments (all expertly maintained), with permits and potential to impound an additional 21 acres inland. Approximately 50 acres of tidal impoundments tucked away along Beef Creek are currently fenced and planted in corn. Greentree reservoirs may also be utilized as natural habitat for wood duck. The most popular species of waterfowl found at Poco Sabo are green-winged teal, wood duck, wigeon and gadwall. The forest at Poco Sabo comprises old growth hardwoods with a mixture of loblolly, longleaf and shortleaf pine. Thinning could enhance the natural habitat for wildlife while also monetizing the propertys resources. Quality game management has been practiced on the property since its last sale and there are multiple food plots within. A large section of timber located across Bennetts Point Road has sandy soils and high elevation sufficient for pre-season quail release with potential to manage for wild coveys. Twelve acres of fields with faux power lines have been planted for the 2025-2026 dove season. Lying in a freshwater zone of the Ashepoo River and containing several ponds, Poco Sabo enjoys exceptional access to bass, bream and catfish. As for boating, there is currently a landing on Beef Creek which can be used by smaller vessels. There is also the ability to construct a deepwater dock directly on the Ashepoo River.

Solid tract of land right on the state line, but in SC! Tract contains just under 20 acres of solid timberland filled with healthy pine, hardwoods, and loads of deer, turkey, and small game! Remainder of the tract is 5.5 acres of open agriculture land with 1,700 feet of road frontage that can be used for building homes or a beautiful farmstead with plenty of room for farm animals, sheds, or whatever your heart desires. Solid tract of rural land with a wide number of uses, including timber, agriculture, mini farm, or it could be utilized for a minor Horry County subdivision with over 1,700 feet of road frontage on both sides of the roadway. Tract is between Green Sea and Tabor City on Shelley Farm Path but is only one mile from NC 904 in NC. The northern tract boundary is the NC/SC state line! The tract has 5 1/2 acres of open land with just under 20 acres of mature woodlands across the road for hunting and recreating. Tract could be used for a wide variety of opportunities. But if horses, goats, chickens, and other domestic animals are your thing, you have plenty of room! This tract is a blank canvas ready for your plan. Tract is found in a beautiful part of Horry County. Beautiful tract of farmland and hunting land in the Tabor City area that is only 3.5 miles from Tabor City, less than six miles from Tabor City, and 10 miles from Loris. This tract could be the perfect homestead opportunity for the hunter and rural land lover looking to establish roots and call this place their new home place. The fields and woodlands are also ideal for hunting small game, doves, and could be a unique spot to down a trophy Horry County Whitetail or a limit of long-bearded strutters! The 25 acres is comprised of 5.5 acres of open agriculture field and 19.5 acres of woodlands filled with a mixture of hardwood and pine that is loaded with wildlife habitat and sign. Tract is well suited for the wildlife enthusiast with the opportunity to take a large Horry County whitetail, a long-bearded turkey, or a collection of small game. This section of SC is well known for being in a good flyway for doves and 5 acres of sunflowers, corn, or millet could be just the ticket to bring the birds in. The tract is just minutes from Tabor City, Loris, and only 30 minutes from North Myrtle Beach and Conway. For the outdoor enthusiast, this could be the perfect place to build your dream home or create a mini farm with hunting right out the back door!

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.

Property Highlights: Convenient Location off of Highway 462 / Lowcountry Hwy between Okatie and Ridgeland. Conventional septic system permit in hand. Large amount of high sandy ground on front portion. Cleared building site and drivable road to the back of property. Road and trails leading to back of property would be good for horses, ATVs, vehicles. Great deer, turkey, and duck hunting opportunity. Mature pine and hardwood timber in place. Small pond and other natural wet weather holes in place for recreational opportunities if desired. Multiple use opportunity. Multiple county zoning/uses on adjacent parcels. Three entrances with two separate private entrance gates and drives in place. Call Stan Swofford - (Owner & Broker) for more details - 803-942-2394 . **Seller is a South Carolina Real Estate Licensee**

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.

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

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.

The Segars Millpond Tract sits just outside the historic town of Hartsville, SC, and offers a rare blend of habitat diversity, water features, and recreational opportunity across approximately 530 +/- acres. The property includes nearly two miles of frontage along Black Creek, plus the scenic Segars Millpond and two beaver ponds, creating over 24 +/- acres of fishable, huntable water. Beaverdam Creek flows throughout the millpond, ensuring consistent water levels. The water control structure was rebuilt in May 2024 for long-term reliability. The landscape features mature bottomland hardwoods, scattered mast-producing oaks, upland pine stands, 53.57 acres of nutrient-rich agricultural fields, and natural wildlife openings. A 24.53-acre powerline right of way provides turnkey shooting lanes, long-range visibility, and food plot opportunities. An impoundment near the creek, formerly pasture, now functions as a natural pad pond that supports strong duck activity. The Black Creek bottom includes ancient cypress, tupelo, ash, and classic blackwater species, offering both exceptional turkey habitat and a quiet, scenic backdrop for nature walks and morning hunts. The open fields are well-suited for dove fields, and the upland pine stands offer potential for quail management. Fields could either be worked for personal use or leased for Tillable Agricultural Production. A meaningful component of the property's appeal is its perpetual conservation easement held by Pee Dee Land Trust, which protects the land's character while still allowing thoughtful future use. The easement permits three one-acre homesites, giving a future owner the flexibility to establish private retreats, family cabins, or small recreational structures without compromising the tract's overall conservation value. The Segars Millpond Tract reflects a long history of stewardship and offers a convenient rural setting just outside Hartsville's town limits, 65 miles from Columbia, and roughly 75 miles from Charlotte, providing both privacy and accessibility. The Segars Millpond Tract is shown to qualified Buyers by appointment only. Please contact the listing agent directly to schedule.

Lakefront home with some of the best mountain views in Oconee County. This Tugaloo River retreat sits on 33.8 acres with over 2,400 feet of frontage on Lake Hartwell. The great views of the lake and mountains can be seen from both the 40-foot covered decks and the large living room windows. This five-bedroom 3 1/2 bath home features an open floor plan with custom cabinets, island, and new gas range/oven with a stainless steel hood, pine floors, paneled walls, vaulted ceiling, and rock fireplace offering a rustic elegance. The large master bedroom has a door leading to the patio with great Blue Ridge Mountain views. The home office and laundry room are on the main level. The winding staircase leads to a large living room with views and two sets of bedrooms with “Jack and Jill” bathrooms. A short distance from the house is a metal garage with dual lean-to-shelters to store your car, boat, or farm equipment. The land has access to power all the way to the back corner for future development. It has a ridge top view, large hardwoods, and some open fields. There is a spring, a small creek, and access to Greer Creek, in addition to Hartwell Lake and Tugaloo River. This farm is only 10 minutes from Toccoa, Georgia convenient shopping and restaurants. The home also has a new Generac whole-house generator. This farm is perfect for wedding venue or hunter's haven with plenty of deer and turkey.

LAKE MURRAY CLOSEOUT LAND SALE Buy Your Dream Lake Murray Lot Direct from the Developer—Prices will Never Be Lower! Come out and tour these prime Lake Murray water view, golf view & nature homesites from $64,900—bundle your lot with deeded dry storage and save! Buy now, build later—with the builder of your choice. Enjoy the charm of a small-town community with the conveniences of living near the capital city of Columbia, SC. - Community pool w/ pool house, deeded dry storage, outdoor living spaces & more - Underground utilities incl. gas, water, sewer & fiber optic - High-end lighting, paved roads - Adjacent to the only golf course on the lake, Timberlake Country Club - Year-round Lake Murray water activities along 650 miles of shoreline **PLUS, save up to $2,500 towards closing costs for one-day lot buyers** Call (888) 752-3163 for details. By appointment only. Restrictions apply.

This exceptional 42 acre property is ideally located in the rapidly expanding Wood Valley area just outside of Aiken, South Carolina. With over 3,500 feet of double sided paved road frontage on Anderson Pond Road, and also 250 ft of frontage on Association Drive. This tract offers outstanding visibility, access, and development flexibility. Only 15 minutes from historic downtown Aiken and just over 30 minutes to Augusta, GA, the location blends rural charm with convenient proximity to shopping, dining, healthcare, and top-tier amenities. The property is situated just around the corner from two premier golf coursesThe Reserve at Woodside and Woodside Country Cluband within minutes of several other world-class courses, making it ideal for recreation-focused development or lifestyle living. The gently rolling topography is well-suited for a wide range of uses, including residential neighborhoods, commercial ventures, private estates, or equestrian farms. The property also features stands of high-quality timber, offering potential for immediate income or future revenue on your initial investment. Set in one of the regions fastest-growing corridors, this property represents an excellent opportunity for developers, investors, or individuals seeking acreage with versatility and value. Whether youre looking to build, develop, or hold for future appreciation, the location, access, and natural resources make this property a one-of-a-kind opportunity. Dont miss out on this amazing offer! Call us today for more information or for a private showing. Aiken County Parcel Number: 108-05-02-001

Approximately 64 acres of prime commercial land conveniently located just off I-77, featuring over 2,000 feet of total road frontage. This property offers 1,650 feet of frontage along Highway 34 and 1,000 feet along I-77. With a daily traffic count of 7,100 vehicles on Highway 34 and 48,500 vehicles on I-77, this location boasts exceptional visibility. Utilities, including water, sewer, and natural gas, are already available on-site. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings. Copyright © 2025 Consolidated MLS, SC. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

We are proud to present Sanctuary Land & Lake located in Hartsville, SC. With 350 acres the opportunities are endless. This property features 139 acres of upland pine and hardwood, 10 acres of open land, 53 acres of bottomlands, 51 acres of longleaf pine, 65 acres of lakes and ponds, 18 acres of pasture field, and 14 acres of cutover. This property is surrounded by Sandhills State Forest and Duke Energy timberland. There are plenty of roads throughout the property to explore without ever having to leave the property. This property also presents the opportunity for quiet county living with a nice home located towards the south boundary beside the lake. There is also a three-door garage to house trucks, cars or equipment. For the outdoorsman, there is opportunity to hunt deer, turkey, quail and ducks while also fishing in the lake. Whether you are looking for your dream property to live on or have endless recreational activities, this tract checks all the boxes.

Discover the perfect opportunity to own land in the scenic beauty of Oconee County, South Carolina. This unique property is situated on a serene 10-acre private lake, offering beautiful ridgetop homesites that overlook the water, an ideal setting for a mountain-style retreat or a peaceful primary residence. With minimal restrictions in place, you'll have the freedom to build while still protecting your investment. Conveniently located near Clemson, Seneca, and Pickens, this property offers easy access to small-town charm with big outdoor appeal. Just minutes from Lake Keowee and Lake Jocassee, you'll be in the heart of nature with nearby boat ramps, whitewater rafting, hiking, and world -class fishing. Whether you're looking for a weekend escape or a full-time residence surrounded by natural beauty, this land is a rare and exceptional find in one of South Carolinas most desirable regions. Tracts 3, 4 and 5 will participate in a "Lake Use and Maintenance Agreement," copies of which will be supplied on request. "Seller is in the process of contracting and executing repairs to the dam authorized by a repair permit issued by the Dam Safety Section of the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services." "Seller is offering a special warranty deed to convey the property."

Only 30 minutes from Greenville SC, 15 minutes from I-85 this conveniently located operating cattle farm is suited for both horses and cattle. In addition to the custom log cabin overlooking a beautiful pool and patio, this property boasts a horse barn with 9 stalls, and an insulated garage for 6+/- vehicles. Plus, a large covered, open air former Rodeo arena provides ample room to train and ride as well as a large, covered hay storage shed. Additionally, there is an enclosed former rodeo arena with office space currently used for light manufacturing. This expansive building could easily be converted back to a livestock centric use, indoor sports arena or continue as a manufacturing facility. There are 2 large covered, temporary corals / stalls connected to this facility providing storage or temporary livestock staging areas. The managed pasture has been divided into 11 smaller separate fenced, grazing pastures which provide grazing areas and also yields between 200-400 bales of hay per cut with 3-4 cuts per year due to a special fertilization program through Clemson University. These beautiful pastures are adjacent to 25 acres of woodlands supporting wildlife for hunting including white tail deer, wild turkey and dove. The features dont stop there, an 8+/- acre stocked pond with a 60x15 concrete dock provides the perfect spot to entertain or just get away. The opportunities for this prime property are unlimited.

48.383 Acres with Stunning Blue Ridge Mountain Views Campobello, SC This remarkable 48.383 acre tract is located in the highly sought-after Campobello area of Upstate South Carolina and offers breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains near Asheville, NC. About half of the property consists of gently rolling pastures adorned with scattered mature hardwood trees, providing multiple ideal home sites that capture the majestic mountain views. A small stream runs through the center of the property, offering a natural opportunity for pond development. Toward the rear of the land lies a peaceful stand of mixed hardwoods and pines, adding privacy and scenic diversity. The property includes 654 feet of paved frontage along Highway 357, and a 60' x 30' storage building is already in place, adding functionality and value. This location offers the perfect balance of rural charm and accessibility. It is approximately 30 minutes from the renowned Tryon International Equestrian Center and Resort. The Asheville Regional Airport is just 45 miles away, and the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport can be reached in about 45 minutes. Both Spartanburg and Greenville are within a 30 to 45-minute drive, and each city is experiencing rapid growth with outstanding options for shopping, dining, healthcare, sports, and education. This is a rare opportunity to own a stunning piece of land in one of the most desirable regions of the Carolinas, ideal for a private estate, equestrian use, or future development. Please contact Mike Brazeal at (803) 640-5228 for more information on this gorgeous property!

Prime recreation / Homestead tract located 5 minutes from I-85. With a heavily wooded tree coverage, a bold stream and frontage on the Lake Hartwell Corp shoreline (non dockable) it has great habitat for white tail deer and wild turkey. Or you can launch your boat in minutes at Lake Hartwell State Park. This tract provides a wooded, private retreat to play and or live. Development potential for a residential community or mini farms. Located only 45 minutes from Greenville, 30 minutes from Clemson and about 90 minutes from Atlanta this property is close to everything. Owner will consider subdividing 10+ acre sites. Listing Also Includes Oconee Tax Map Parcels: 340-04-01-010, 340-04-01-011, 340-00-01-007

One of the largest tracts in Anderson County is now available! Dont miss out on this incredible turn key 440 +/- acre hunting tract with the added benefit of marketable timber, great location, tons of road frontage, and offered at only $6500 per acre! Owner just installed a new well on the property so water is not a problem. Property is less than 30 minutes to Hartwell Georgia and Anderson SC! Just across the street is the Smith McGee boat ramp to access lake Hartwell. Interior road system has been well maintained and allows access to every section of the property. There are two main gates on the property that allow easy access for logging equipment, food plot equipment, etc! One gate is located on Sarah Simpson Road with approximately 3500' of road frontage. Second gate is located on Smith McGee Road with over 2700' of road frontage. This tract consist of approximately 160 acres of well maintained 25 to 30 year old loblolly pines, 40 acres of replanted loblolly pine, and approximately 220 acres of select cut hardwood. Several red oak and white oak still remain on the property while the select cut timber harvest allowed for great bedding areas for wildlife. Select cut also allows more sunlight to reach the forest floor which allows growth for deer browse and nesting sites for turkeys. A bold creek runs through the center of the property. All deer blinds will convey with the sale! Come take a look and let your creative minds wonder of the possibilities on this huge outdoor playground! Call today for a personal tour! Copyright © 2025 Western Upstate 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.

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.

Great opportunity to build or establish a small farm on 8 acres off Plow Ground Rd Nice mix of old fields and hardwood forest. Property is subject to a conservation easement which allows for 2 residential structures and all traditional uses.

Discover Your Marion County Dream on 40.9 Unrestricted and Versatile Acres. Imagine waking up to the sun rising over your own private 40-acre sanctuary, where the morning mist lifts off abundant wetlands as wood ducks and mallards greet the day. This exceptional Marion County property offers a rare combination of productive farmland, pristine wildlife habitat, a beautiful homesite and endless recreational possibilities. Picture your custom dream home nestled among the trees with views across your own fields. Envision a private horse ranch with pastures and riding trails winding through the woods. Consider a homestead with gardens, orchards, and livestock—true country living with modern convenience. Or perhaps you see an agricultural business operation, a hunting retreat, or a family compound where multiple generations can thrive. Where are my hunters? Enjoy shooting lanes cut through the timber for tree stand placement ready for hunting season. Miles of potential ATV trails await creation through the wooded sections. The cleared areas provide space for shooting sports, dog training, or simply watching sunsets paint the sky over your own private domain. Signs of deer are abundant throughout, and the back portion features valuable wetlands that attract waterfowl in numbers that will thrill any sportsman. Turkey and small game round out the wildlife population. This a hunter's paradise. With a little earth-moving, you could create a stunning pond for fishing, swimming, or additional waterfowl habitat. The remaining wooded acreage provides the perfect complement—a natural buffer of timber and wetlands teeming with wildlife. Looking for an income producting tract? This beautifully balanced tract features approximately 14-15 acres of level, cleared land currently in annual ag production, with rich soil that's been proven year after year. Whether you envision rows of crops stretching toward the tree line, a thriving produce operation, a pasture dotted with grazing horses, or a commercial chicken farm, this productive acreage is ready to generate income from day one. An existing well with generator-powered irrigation is already in place, giving you a head start on your agricultural venture. The level topography is ideal for a mobile home park offering investment potential in a growing area. With approximately 1,800 feet of road frontage along a maintained dirt road and power already at the road, you have exceptional flexibility for development. The FA (Farm Agriculture) zoning and absence of restrictions mean you're free to pursue your vision without bureaucratic roadblocks. Marion County's agricultural heritage and lower taxes make this an ideal place to invest in land and lifestyle. You're far enough out to enjoy true privacy and the peace of country living, yet close enough to civilization for convenience. Mullins is just 5 miles away for everyday needs, while Marion (15 miles) offers shopping, dining, and medical facilities and the larger city of Florence with malls and all your big box stores nearby at 20 miles. I-95 access approximately 20 miles away connects you to the rest of the East Coast, and the Grand Strand beaches are an easy 40-mile drive for weekend getaways. Properties like this—offering productive farmland, quality hunting, substantial road frontage, and unlimited potential—rarely become available. This is more than just acreage; it's a canvas for creating the life you've always imagined. Whether you're an investor recognizing the value of Marion County land, a farmer seeking proven agricultural ground, a sportsman wanting a private hunting paradise, or a family dreaming of space to grow and thrive, this 40.9-acre tract delivers. The well is already drilled. The land is already producing. The wildlife is already here. The only thing missing is you. Copyright © 2026 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.

Situated in a beautiful portion of York County, this homesite and minifarm boasts a large number of mature upland hardwood trees offering a serene backdrop for your future home as well as a great amount of forage for the local deer and turkey populations. During the fall and spring months, the terrain and timber evoke a feeling of riding through the mountains with the foliage change. A partially cleared homesite near the road would make a very easy build site with electricity and Spectrum Fiber available. A great internal trail system allows for an easy UTV/ATV ride or leisurely stroll through the hardwoods to all portions of the property. Two entrances from McGill Road further the accessibility. Less than an hour to Charlotte Douglas International Airport would allow for this to be a great homebase. Please contact the listing agent with any questions or to set up a showing! Copyright © 2026 My State MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

A few minutes from downtown Summerville and 25 minutes from Daniel Island, the Headwaters property presents an extremely rare opportunity to own a wild oasis just minutes from town. Situated on the upper reaches of the Ashley River between residential and commercial properties, this gamey tract gets quiet quickly unless the noise is whistling wood ducks or gobbling turkeys. Worth noting too is that the tract is aided by green space buffering several warehouse properties, offering even more sanctuary around the 160 acres. This property is composed of mature hardwoods and significant spruce and loblolly pines, several blocks of naturally regenerating timber, creeks, open beaver dam marsh pockets, with some roads and cut lanes throughout. Its loaded with deer, wood ducks, and has a solid turkey population. It does not currently have a conservation easement in place. To learn more and fully understand the uniqueness of Headwaters, consider reaching out to Blue Wing Properties and have our team represent your interests as the potential buyer. At Blue Wing Properties, we relate first hand to the unmatched experience of finding, owning, cultivating, and loving a place of your own. Our company not only takes pride in understanding the uniqueness of properties like Headwaters, but also in ensuring proper expectations and a good fit for both the buyers and sellers in all transactions. Allow our team to help you determine if Headwaters is what you are looking for. Visit the Buyer Agency page on the Blue Wing Properties website to learn more about the benefits of becoming a Blue Wing Properties buyer client.