Abbeville County, South Carolina Land For Sale (18 results)

379.34 +/- Acres In Abbeville County, South Carolina With Expansive Pasturelands And Pine Forests, Excellent Hunting Potential, And No Conservation Easements Discover the unparalleled beauty and opportunity of Lake Forest. This expansive 379.34 +/- acre property is located in Abbeville County, South Carolina, just minutes from the charming town of Calhoun Falls and features gorgeous open pasture, expansive forests, and excellent hunting potential. With over 78 +/- acres of lush pasture and a diverse mix of mature pine and hardwood timber, the land is not only picturesque but also rich in natural resources. Lake Forest boasts healthy populations of deer and turkey, making it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and hunters alike. This is an excellent area for doves and there are several great locations for a large dove field. Wetlands on the western side of the property feed in to Sawney Creek and provide ideal habitat for migrating waterfowl adding another sporting element to this property. A small rustic hunting camp is on site and there are many ideal locations for building the estate or compound of your dreams. Lake Forest is an ideal canvas for the sportsman seeking an opportunity to craft the landscape as they see fit. The forests are well stocked with pine timber that is ready to harvest, offering immediate income and future income potential. A 2.16 +/- acre pond is located on the eastern side of the property, and Lake Forest includes the potential to re-establish the once grand Sherard Lake, a 21-acre lake formerly nestled near the center of Lake Forest. Ideally situated near Lake Russell, this property offers convenient access to over 26,000 acres of pristine waters, perfect for boating, fishing, and a variety of recreational activities. Two public boat landings are located within a 5-minute drive, and Lake Forest is less than 10 minutes away form Calhoun Falls State Park offering additional boat access and public beach. There are no conservation easements on Lake Forest, providing you with maximum flexibility for development and land use, and presenting a potential future opportunity to protect this ideal hunters retreat. Explore the possibilities of this exceptional property and make it your own. Additional acreage may be available. See Division Map in the downloads section for more details on purchasing options: **Option #1: 307.69 +/- acres for $1,938,447 **Option #2: 71.65 +/- acres for $451,395

Johnson Creek Tract is an outstanding recreation property with an exceptional diversity of wildlife habitat. The land lies south of Hwy 184 about halfway between Antreville and Due West in a quiet, rural area of northern Abbeville County. Habitat diversity is abundant across the landscape. Creek bottoms are wide and flat, and filled with mature hardwoods and river oat glades. Uplands are mostly gently rolling hills covered by a mix of thinned planted pines, mature hardwoods, small fields, and dense young forest regeneration. Steeper slopes overlook the creek bottom. Johnson Creek is a key feature of the land as it flows through the tract. About 111 acres lying on the north side are forested with loblolly pine planted in 1998. These trees have been thinned and are well spaced. About 90 acres of pines were planted in 2018 with the largest area west of Johnson Creek. These young trees are healthy and growing fast. Blackberry, grasses and other food sources are common. Quail are heard calling from many places among the older and younger pines. Closer to Johnson creek, the land is more strongly rolling. Hills are dominated by mature hardwood and white oak is abundant. On the south side of the tract and east of the creek, upland hardwood is mixed with mature loblolly pine. Red oak, maple and American beech shade rock outcrops along the hillsides which overlook the creek bottom. About 65 acres is covered by this mature hardwood with some pines. On the northern part of the tract, Johnson Creek is the property line. Here the creek bottom is narrower. As the creek leaves the property line and flows through the middle of the tract, the bottomland flattens out. Trees are widely spaced and the ground is covered by river oats and other wet site species. Yellow poplar, sycamore, and river birch dominate about 24 acres on wide bottomlands. Access across the land is good with internal roads and trails. Six small openings of around a quarter to half acre each are scattered along the roads. These are mostly sites used as logging decks that have been mowed to maintain as open wildlife areas. A woods road to access areas east of Johnson Creek enters the land from frontage along a paved county road. About 80 acres lying west of Johnson Creek is accessed by a dirt road that is shared with a neighboring timberland investment group and comes off Sheep Leg Road (paved) about a half mile from the western property line. Soils are mostly sandy loam and are productive for timber and wildlife openings. Over much of the property, soils would be productive for larger fields and pastures if desired. Topography is gently rolling, in many areas especially near the paved road. About half the property is classed as useful farmland (USDA soil classes for prime farmland or farmland of importance). Thus, the land could lend itself to a variety of uses. Soil maps indicate that septic perc potential is good for the most accessible parts of the property. A powerline along the paved road is maintained by Little River Electric. West Carolina Tel offers fiber internet with 1Gbps speeds, telephone, HDTV cable, and home security options. There are no public waterlines nearby. The immediate neighborhood is mostly wooded tracts. Houses are widely scattered in the area. One residence is within sight of the property along the road frontage. The property has more than 700 feet of frontage on Old Landfill Road. This paved road is named for a county landfill that ceased operation decades ago. The old landfill site is on a private tract which lies about three quarters of a mile south of the property's southeastern corner. The county's office for solid waste management was not able to give more specific information on the location or time of operation, only that the site has been closed for well longer than anyone in the office could remember. The site has been covered by vegetation for many years and is not apparent on recent or older aerial photos. It is not shown on the 1971 USGS topo quad or more recent topo maps. And is not noted in current or historic USDA soil surveys. The town of Abbeville is about a 15-minute drive away and offers restaurants, doctors, churches, Ingles Grocery and a new Ace Hardware. The little town of Due West is home to Erskine College and only a stone's throw away. The tract is about 5 miles from Due West, 11 miles from Abbeville, 20 miles from Anderson, and 46 miles from Greenville. All distances are approximate road miles to the center of town. The property is timberland with no improvements and does not have an address. It is on Old Landfill Road (GPS = Old Landfill Rd, Iva, SC 29655) about a half mile south its junction with Hwy 184. County tax map # 049-00-00-005 and 048-00-00-047.

The Horse Farm Tract is approximately 98 acres located in Abbeville County, South Carolina. The tract is situated a few miles east of highway 28 in between Aiken Road and Bowen Road. This property has over 1,200 feet of frontage on Horse Farm Road, and could be an excellent timberland investment or hunting tract. Roughly 70 acres are in 18 year old pine plantation, 13 acres of mature hardwood bottoms, with the remaining acreage being upland hardwood. The Horse Farm Tract is an excellent hunting tract loaded with deer and turkey.

41+ acres of turn-key recreational land sits just a short 30-minute drive from Anderson or Greenwood. With a mix of hardwood, pine, open field, and nearly 600 ft of river frontage, there are no lack of features on this property. No restrictions and plenty of privacy away from the highway. Additional Details (copy everything below until the last location highlight bullet): Property Highlights: Topography: Slight slope Water Features: 570 linear ft of river frontage on rear of property Tree Makeup: pine/hardwood mix Standard trail system with food plots School Zoning: District 9, not sure exact schools Covenants or Restrictions: None Location Highlights: 15 mins to Abbeville 30 mins to Anderson 30 mins to Greenwood

BEAUTIFUL PLACE - EXCELLENT LOCATION - PASTURES - WOODLANDS - LAKE - DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL Property 12 miles north of Greenwood, two miles south of Hodges. in a peaceful neighborhood with gently rolling hills, pastures, woodlands, creeks, and canopied roads. One-mile paved frontage on Klugh and Flatwood Roads. Fishing lake with bass and bream. Woodlands with game patches for deer and turkeys. Homesite on a hill near hay barn overlooks the lake. Pastures for horses and cattle. Woodlands with merchantable pine timber and mature hardwoods. Ideal for anyone seeking a beautiful country place.

The Stargazer Tract is a premier 649-acre timberland and recreational property split by the Anderson County and Abbeville County line in Lowndesville, South Carolinajust two miles east of the South CarolinaGeorgia border. With 0.7 miles of paved frontage along Barnes Station Road and multiple access points, this tract offers easy, manageable access. This diverse tract is defined by its rolling upland pine plantations, scenic hardwood drains, and a network of year-round creeks that enhance both wildlife habitat and appeal. A well-developed internal road system provides excellent access throughout the property. From an investment standpoint, the Stargazer Tract features multiple age classes of pine plantations, offering immediate revenue from mature stands as well as future income from upcoming thinning opportunities. Surrounded by expansive cattle farms and large timberland holdings, this property is situated in a desirable rural landscape. Abundant deer and turkey populations make this a true sportsman's retreatideal for hunting, recreation, or simply unwinding in a peaceful, private setting.

Welcome to Freeley Farm, grab your fishing rods and head to the lake! 20.35 secluded acres on Freeley Rd in the Ware Shoals area of Abbeville County, SC. This property is located on a dead-end road, so traffic noise is almost non-existent. Featuring level topography throughout, you will pass through the gated entrance and be immediately surprised at how well-kept this property is. This property had the timber thinned many years ago, and the owners took great pride in repairing the logging roads by leveling them and planting a luscious stand of grass. There are multiple lanes throughout the farm that lead to different areas. The main trail leads to the middle of the property to a fantastic potential homesite surrounded by mature pine trees. The property would also be perfect for recreational opportunities including hunting, as it has an immense amount of privacy and quietness. No restrictions! This tract has about 263 feet of road frontage on Freeley Rd. Located only 20 minutes from Lake Greenwood, 15 minutes from Honea Path, 30 minutes to Laurens, and an hour from Clemson University, this property is in a great location of Abbeville County. Power is available but well and septic will be needed for a homesite. Please see Supporting Documents below for a copy of the aerial map, location map, plat, and topography map. Sale Price is $217,500 Please contact Stephen Glenn at (864) 616-4749 to schedule a private showing, or for additional information. Property is gated and locked.

Welcome to this stunning 52-acre tract in Abbeville, SC, offering a perfect blend of timberland and natural beauty. With 35 acres dedicated to a thriving 3-year-old pine plantation, this property presents excellent potential for future timber income. The remaining acreage features mature hardwood bottomland, creating a diverse ecosystem that attracts local wildlife and provides a serene backdrop for outdoor activities. A picturesque spur creek runs along the southern boundary line, enhancing the landscape and providing a tranquil setting. Additionally, a half-acre food plot is strategically located to support wildlife, making it ideal for hunting enthusiasts or nature lovers. With 2,000 feet of gravel road frontage on Blacks Mill Road, this property boasts easy access and ample opportunities for development. Whether you envision a private retreat, a family homestead, or a timber investment, this versatile land offers it all. Don't miss your chance to own this beautiful piece of Abbeville!

32.25 acres in Abbeville County. There is a creek on the property. 1,588 feet of road frontage. 17.7 miles from Anderson. 45 miles from Greenville.

This stunning 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home sits on 20 serene acres, offering the perfect blend of space, privacy, and natural beauty. With a second driveway for added convenience, this property is ideal for those needing extra access for an additional homesite, equipment, or recreation. Escape to your own private retreat! Backed by Corps of Engineers property, you'll enjoy direct creek access that feeds into Lake Russell - perfect for fishing, kayaking, or simply unwinding in nature. Whether you're looking for a peaceful getaway or a place to spread out and explore, this property has it all. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a slice of paradise! 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.

36.37 acres of beautiful, versatile land in Abbeville County, South Carolina, offering a perfect blend of open pasture and mature woods. Approximately 8.50 acres are wooded, providing privacy, shade, and prime habitat for abundant deer and turkeymaking this a great location for hunting or nature watching. The balance of the property features hay-producing fields, ideal for a hobby farm, equestrian use, or your dream estate home. A converted barn on the property adds charm and potentially could be rehabilitated into a guest house, artists studio, or weekend retreat. Whether youre looking to build, farm, or simply escape to the country, this tract offers it all. Conveniently located just minutes from historic Abbeville and the recreational waters of Lake Russell, this is a unique opportunity to enjoy peaceful rural living with modern access and endless possibilities. Converted barn is being sold as is.

8.70 acres with frontage on Richard B Russell Lake. Large Hardwoods and beautiful home sites. Creek. This property is located in a gated Lakeside community. Great property to hunt with core of engineer access.

173 Acre Farm near Calhoun Falls. 65 acres of open land and 108 acres in large pine + hardwoods. 2 Creeks running through it. Only 2.5 miles from the Blue Hole Boat Ramp and park on Richard B. Russell Lake. Some of the area is fenced pasture and other open areas have been managed for hay production. This is a hunter's paradise with opportunities to hunt deer, turkey, and ducks. Only 32 miles to Anderson, SC, 54 miles to Athens, GA, and 64 miles to Agusta, GA. Over 3,000' of county and state road.

Discover the perfect blend of natural beauty, functionality, and investment potential with this extraordinary 153.72- acre property in the heart of Honea Path, South Carolina. Ideally located just 35 miles from Downtown Greenville, this expansive estate offers endless opportunitieswhether youre looking for a private retreat, recreational paradise, or a turnkey rural compound with upscale amenities, ready to hunt the 2025 season. At the heart of the property is a spacious 3,740 SF barndominium (1,200 SF living space, breezeway, garages, covered porches), providing a comfortable and stylish living space with rustic charm. A separate 6,600 SF shop includes 2,200 SF of enclosed space with two 12x14 garage doors, 750 SF mezzanine apartment, and 4,400 SF of covered exterior spaceperfect for storing equipment, hosting events, or running a business from home. With significant road frontage, access is easy and visibility is high, making this a prime candidate for a variety of uses. Whether you envision a weekend getaway, hunting lodge, equestrian property, or long-term investment, this land is ready to support your vision. Properties of this scale, with this level of infrastructure and proximity to Greenville, are incredibly rare. Owner has spared no expense over the last three years to create this opportunity for a turn key compound. Dont miss your chance to own a piece of South Carolinas finest countryside. 153.72 acres including: 3,740 SF barndominium (fully furnished) 6,600 SF shop/apartment (4,400 SF exterior space, 2,200 SF enclosed with (2) 12x14 garage doors, 750 SF mezzanine apartment) Barndominium and the shop on city water with backup well New well for pond backup - 40 gpm 50,000 gallons a day capacity Significant road frontage: 2400 on Hwy 252; 2100 on Thomasson Drive Extensive maintained food plots and mineral sites 2.75 acre managed stocked pond - bluegill, bass, channel catfish Highway and perimeter fencing Horse paddock Covered 20x 30 dock (including aerators and automatic fish feeder) Great hunting opportunities including deer, turkey, duck, and doves Duck impoundment 8 deer stands Excellent network of trail/road system 35 miles to Downtown Greenville

Unique property to own wonderful recreational land surrounded by USFS so close to Greenwood, Abbeville and Hodges. Less than 7 miles to Greenwood City. Most of the land is recently harvested pine plantation with scattered hardwoods. Nice old growth natural forest along the creeks and drains. Lovely and historic Long Cane Creek runs over 1500 ft. along the western line. Dry Creek runs through it on the northeastern side. The land is accessed via SC maintained Millers Mill Rd. and also via US Forest Service Road # 591 (Salem Cemetery Rd.). Both are all weather gravel roads. Wildlife is abundant with deer turkey, hogs, small game and birds of all descriptions. Direct access to miles of unpaved roads and trails with very little traffic for biking, hiking, and horseback riding. Topography is excellent with gently rolling hills sloping down to the creeks on both sides. The property is on one of the higher elevation spots about equidistant to Abbeville and Greenwood.

40 acres adjacent to the USFS lands in Abbeville County. Located on Millers Mill Rd. very close to Greenwood yet very secluded . Wonderful hunting land with abundant game including deer, turkey, hogs and small game. The timber was harvested 2 years ago. There is some standing natural hardwoods around the line along Dry Creek. Access is on Millers Mill Rd. a gravel SC sec. hwy. Topography is gently rolling. Seller will provide a new survey. If acreage is more or less than 40 the price shall adjust at $3750 per acre.

Located between Donalds, Ware Shoals and Honea Path, this tract has a lot to offer. 106 acres of well managed timber comprised mostly of 30+ year old loblolly pine along with along with mature hardwood bottomland and a beautiful creek flowing through the middle of the property . A good road and trail system allows for easy access throughout the tract. Several small openings could be enlarged for food plots or a potential homesite. The timber on the tract is ready for harvesting or additional thinning if more open woodlands is desired. A truly beautiful property that will definitely capture your interest. Less than an hour from Greenville and a short drive down Hwy 25 to Hwy 184 makes for an easy trip. Alternately, about an hour and 45 minutes from Columbia. For more information contact Joseph Wilson at 803-730-7816.

31 acres of beautiful combination pasture and mature timber. Location is about 2 miles from Cherokee Trail School in Donalds area. Gently rolling topography with a spring branch along one line. Great spot for horses and other livestock. Fence needs repair. Wildlife is abundant with deer, turkey and small game. Birds of all descriptions abound. Wonderful spot to build your country home.