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**PRICE REDUCED** This 75 +\- acres located in Ehrhardt, SC in Bamberg County offers great versatility for timber growing, hunting / recreational, and future residential uses. It features planted pines, hardwoods, a few small openings, and good roads all around and throughout it. Tucked away down a rarely traveled county dirt road, this tract offers a ton of privacy yet is just on the eastern edge of town limits as well, for quick access to basic amenities as needed. There are two long private drive accesses into the property from either side. This piece is a great deer hunting tract, offering nice bedding area cover as well. Most of the planted pines are still young enough to easily clear and create whatever you desire. There is a natural wet weather pond in the back corner with cypress trees and other nice hardwoods. Ehrhardt is an easy ride to other towns like Bamberg, Hampton, Barnwell, Orangeburg, and Walterboro, and is still only about a 1-hour ride from cities like Summerville, Beaufort, or Aiken. Contact the listing broker for more information and to set up a time to see it. Showings are by appointment only. Stan Swofford - True South Properties - 803-942-2394 . Tax Parcel Numbers: POR OF 0110-00-00-004 & 0110-00-00-024

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.

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.

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.

Located right in east central Horry County lies the Liberty Church Road Tract. This tract has endless possibilities from development to a solid recreational tract with timber and lots of wildlife opportunities! It is a unique tract of land with utilities present and over 1,500 feet of frontage along two roads. And only 0.10 of a mile from SC HWY 9 Bypass! Rare opportunity to own this 90-acre tract of land with over 1,500 feet of road frontage, timber from property line to property line, lots of high and dry sand, and wildlife opportunities galore. This tract has a variety of current and future uses from timber management and hunting to residential development and mining. Tract is mostly high and dry with excellent soils and only a few small wetland areas present. Tract abuts Buck Creek Canal on the southern property boundary that helps funnel surface and groundwater to the south. Only a small percentage is within the flood plain adjacent to Buck Creek Canal. Tract is bordered by two black top roads, including Liberty Church Road (265 feet) and HWY 746 (1,250 feet). Tract has utilities along its frontage including: fiber optic, electricity, county water, and county sewer. While the tract could be an ideal development tract within this growing region of Horry County, the tract could also be a spot to build a home place nestled deep in the woodlands within the 90-acre expanse with room for horses, cattle, and other aspects for farm life. The tract is filled with both pine-dominated forest and several hardwood flats creating excellent wildlife habitat. Tract is home to deer, turkey, and small game. If you have been looking for a building site with plenty of room and along public roadways, but in a quiet country setting away from the hustle and bustle, your time has come! The Liberty Church Road tract is only a few minutes from Loris and less than 30 minutes from North Myrtle Beach. Adjacent lands contain small to larger homesteads with a few agriculture operations, but mostly timberland in this quiet country setting. For the outdoor enthusiast, this could be the perfect place to build your dream home or create a farm with hunting right out the back door! The Waccamaw River is also less than 10 minutes away that is home to big bass, catfish, and large flatfish.

Little River Farms is a rare turnkey farm and recreational property that has everything the discerning buyer needs and then some! This farm is packed with premium features, including a spectacular 6-bedroom, 6.5 bath custom home completed in 2023, a 140’x40’ building with an apartment, two deep water wells, 8-foot fenced perimeter, 30 acres of fenced livestock pasture, 14 livestock pens w/ farrowing houses, predator proof chicken house and run, two 100’x40’ pole sheds, over 2,000 fruit & nut trees, and wildlife food plots w/ luxury Redneck brand hunting blinds. The Little River runs through the property, and there are two potential sites with the topography for a pond. The crown jewel of this farm is the 6 bedroom, 6.5 bath custom home completed in 2023. Premium features of this modern farmhouse design include a gourmet kitchen with top grade appliances, open floor plan with a unique circular stairwell, reclaimed wood accents throughout, natural white oak flooring, a huge 6-foot wood burning masonry fireplace with gas ignition, media room, and fully finished walk-out basement with kitchenette. The owners have spent the last 10 years creating the complete livestock farm and recreational estate. There are 30 acres of fenced pasture currently used for Longhorn, beef and Highland cattle with a P&C Cattle Pen w/ Longhorn cage. The entire property is protected by 8-foot perimeter fencing with roads and trails throughout, woodlands with mature hardwoods, orchards with over 2,000 producing fruit and nut trees, and wildlife food plots with premium deer blinds. The Little River flows through the middle of the property, and there are two sites with the topography to be potential pond sites. There are countless improvements. The 40’x140’ main building includes a beautifully finished 1,600ft2 “barndo” apartment with full kitchen and bath, custom gun cabinetry and beautiful brick flooring. There is also a climate-controlled garage with a premium 4-post car lift and a shop with heavy power. The remainder of the building is open air with industrial racks for storage, and there is an RV pad and fueling station in the back with full hookups and a 24kW Generac generator for backup power. Two 40’x100’ pole sheds provide plenty of storage for equipment and hay. The house is on county water, but two deep water wells service the main farm as well as the acreage on the north side of the river. Additional features include five grain silos, a large chicken house and run with predator-proof netting, a 30’x80’ greenhouse, and 14 livestock pens with farrowing houses as well as access to power and water. The landscape offers incredible diversity, from pasture & upland pine/hardwood stands to river bottom hardwoods. There are trophy whitetails, wild turkeys in good numbers, duck hunting along the Little River, and you could plant a dove field if desired. There are multiple Redneck Blind luxury deer stands overlooking the orchards and food plots as well as “hub & spoke” setups north of the river. The location is excellent. The property has 5,000 feet of frontage on the Highway 127 Bypass and 1,200 feet on South Harper Street Extension. Power, water, gas, septic, and fiber internet are on site, and sewer is nearby. You can get to the grocery store, Walmart or enjoy the shops and restaurants around the square in downtown Laurens in 5 minutes. Fountain Inn and Simpsonville are 30 minutes away and you can make it to downtown Greenville in just 45 minutes! What are you waiting for? Call today to schedule your private showing and start living the country lifestyle you’ve dreamed of! Property Highlights • 6BR/6.5BA Modern Farmhouse completed in 2023 • 30 acres fenced livestock pasture • Double frontage on the Little River • 40x140 Pole building w/ finished apartment, garage and shop • Two 40x100 pole sheds for equipment/hay storage • Mature hardwoods • Wildlife food plots and over 2,000 fruit & nut trees • Power, fiber internet, public water, gas, septic and two deep water wells on site Location Highlights • ±5 minutes from Downtown Laurens • ±10 minutes from Prisma Laurens Hospital • ±45 minutes to Downtown Greenville

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.

CATTLE AND HORSE FARM - HUNTING AND FISHING - DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL (UNEMCUMBERED BY ANY CONSERVATION EASEMENTS) Greenwood County, South Carolina Located 14 miles north of the city of Greenwood and just south of the little town of Hodges. The property is comprised of three adjoining tracts with pastureland, woodlands and ponds. It is presently used for grazing long-horn cattle, hunting, fishing and riding. The property has four-tenths mile paved road frontage and one mile frontage on county-maintained dirt roads. The lower end of the property lies along Ross Road. This rolling and canopied country road is a popular place for hikers, joggers, nature lovers and horse riders. Across Ross Road is Donnie Creek, a 126-acre parcel also available. These offerings will appeal to anyone wanting country property in a desirable neighborhood.

Discover “The Gold Mine Tract,” a remarkable 136-acre wooded property located along Highway 28 South in Abbeville, South Carolina. This expansive tract offers a rare blend of recreational appeal, timber value, and long-term investment potential in a highly sought-after area of the Upstate. With its size, timber composition, and natural features, this property is ideal for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, or buyers seeking a private retreat surrounded by nature. The land is predominantly wooded and includes a well-balanced mix of merchantable timber, consisting of over 90 acres of loblolly pine and approximately 37 acres of hardwoods. The established pine plantation provides immediate and future timber value, while the hardwood acreage enhances wildlife habitat and adds diversity to the landscape. Existing interior roads allow for convenient access throughout the property, making it easier to manage timber, set up hunting areas, or simply explore the land. A creek runs through the property, adding scenic character and serving as a natural water source for wildlife. This feature significantly enhances the recreational value and contributes to excellent habitat conditions for game. The combination of timber cover, water, and secluded terrain makes this tract an outstanding location for deer hunting and other outdoor activities. Whether used as a seasonal hunting property or a year-round recreational getaway, the land offers privacy, space, and a true connection to the outdoors. Access to the property is provided by a 30-foot shared easement, ensuring legal ingress and egress while maintaining the secluded nature of the tract. Once inside, the expansive acreage allows owners to enjoy uninterrupted privacy far removed from road noise and surrounding development. “The Gold Mine Tract” presents an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to enjoy recreational land while also benefiting from the long-term value of managed timber. Large tracts of this size with established pine plantations, hardwoods, water features, and road systems are becoming increasingly difficult to find in Abbeville County and the surrounding region. This property is well suited for hunting, timber investment, conservation, or a private retreat and offers the space and flexibility to match a wide range of long-term goals. Important Notice: Property lines and boundaries shown in this listing are approximate and should not be relied upon as exact. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own independent research and verify property lines, easements, access, timber details, and any other relevant information through a licensed surveyor or appropriate authorities.

BUY DIRECT FROM THE DEVELOPER! Beautiful ready-to-build prime wooded corner lot in Chapin, SC's new lakefront community, WhiteWater Landing. Easy walk to community pool and pool house. Adjacent to the only golf course on Lake Murray—Timberlake Country Club. The highly anticipated community in Lexington County's Chapin, SC is just 30 minutes from Columbia, combining small-town community with the conveniences of living near the capital city. Slip available in private boat storage area. Paved roads & high-end community lighting. Buy now, build later—with the builder of your choice! Call (888) 825-8231 for details or to book your private appointment to tour WhiteWater Landing on Lake Murray!

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.

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.

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.

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 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**

An opportunity to own 180 +/- protected acres in the South Carolina Foothills. This one-of-a-kind property is adjacent to the Glassy Mountain Heritage Preserve, a 65-acre preserve. Glassy Mountain is a piedmont monadnock. Most of the subject parcel has been placed into a conservation easement providing for its long-term protection. However, there is a 5.77-acre unrestricted hilltop included. This is the perfect scenario to build your homestead with mountain views while being surrounded by your own nature preserve. The beauty and privacy cannot be overstated. The preserved area includes an incredible rock out cropping providing you with a spectacular, private long-range viewpoint for picnics and sunsets. Additionally, an interior trail provides access to the abundant natural area where wildlife is abundant including white tail deer and wild turkey. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from downtown Pickens, 15 minutes to Easley, 30 minutes to downtown Greenville and 20 minutes to Travelers Rest. Call to arrange your tour of this one-of-a-kind legacy property.

Attention Developers, Home Builders and Investors: 1709 River Road, Woodruff SC on the Greenville - Spartanburg border presents an incredible opportunity to establish a planned community / subdivision. Located within the Upstate South Carolina’s premier development corridor, this convenient location provides short commutes to: Five Forks (Publix): 10 Minutes, I-85 & BMW Mfg.: 10 minutes, GSP International Airport: 20 minutes, DT Greenville: 30 min, DT Spartanburg: 30 min and I-385 / Simpsonville 20 min. With 243 acres, 1.6 +/- miles of frontage along the Enoree River and a variety of landscapes, this unique property is the perfect blank slate to create a community loaded with lifestyle opportunities for area families. There is a large flood plain along the Enoree River providing limitless open area @ recreation opportunities. These could include jogging / walking /bike trails, dog parks, ball fields or birding by the duck pond. The Sellers will begin responding to highest and best offers after 6:00PM on 02/16/26. Offers with expiration dates earlier than 2/16 will not be considered until after 6:00 PM on the 16th and must be revised to reflect an expiration date after 2/16. Proof of funds or funding must accompany all offers.

This property offers three separate tracts of approximately 11-acres on Lemonade Road in Union County, each providing an exceptional setting for a private country homesite. A combination of open pasture and mature hardwoods allows for multiple building site options with long views and natural privacy. Harris Creek borders the rear of the property beneath a canopy of hardwoods, creating a peaceful buffer and scenic backdrop, while providing excellent habitat for wildlife. A small stocked pond on Lot A provides a peaceful place to relax, fish and enjoy the outdoors. Quiet and secluded, yet located just inside the Union County line, these tracts offer an easy commute to downtown Spartanburg. Ideal for estate homes, family compounds, or buyers seeking space, privacy, and a true rural lifestyle. Tract A: 11.32 Acres | $229,000 Tract B: 10.38 Acres | $209,000 Tract C: 10.71 Acres | $209,000

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.

Timber Investment • Recreation • Country Living Property Overview Discover a beautiful 31.7-acre tract located in eastern Laurens County, South Carolina. This well-situated property offers the perfect blend of natural beauty, income potential, and recreation— ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, investors, or those seeking a quiet rural homesite. The property features approximately 400 feet of paved frontage on SC Highway 72, with secondary access available off of Leisure Drive to the west through an adjoining property (see map for details). The gently rolling topography and a creek along the northern boundary create a diverse and attractive landscape. Land & Timber The tract is primarily planted in a 20-year-old loblolly pine plantation, offering both immediate income potential from a first thinning and strong long-term timber investment value. The growing stand provides flexibility for continued timber management or future conversion to other land uses such as residential or recreational development. Location Highlights Conveniently positioned in South Carolina’s Upstate, this property lies within easy reach of several key destinations: 1 hour to Greenville 50 minutes to Spartanburg 20 miles north of Newberry Just minutes outside Whitmire, SC – “The Pearl of the Piedmont” Nearby Sumter National Forest offers countless opportunities for hiking, camping, and outdoor recreation, adding to the property’s appeal. Homesite Potential This property would make an excellent homesite or location for a quiet country cabin, offering privacy and scenic surroundings while remaining within easy driving distance of major South Carolina metro areas. Whether you’re envisioning a full-time residence or a weekend retreat, this tract provides the space and setting to make it your own.  Electric power is available from the Highway 72 frontage or from the adjoining property off of Leisure Drive. Recreation & Wildlife The surrounding area is well known for excellent deer and turkey hunting, and the combination of pine timber, hardwood drain, and flowing creek provides ideal wildlife habitat. Whether managed for recreation or quiet enjoyment, the tract delivers year-round outdoor opportunities. Summary This Laurens County property presents an outstanding opportunity to own 31.7 acres of gently rolling timberland in a prime and convenient Upstate location. With strong timber value, great access, and exceptional recreation potential, this tract is a versatile and rewarding investment in South Carolina’s scenic Piedmont region. Offering includes Laurens County Tax Map #799-00-00-001

This heavily wooded tree farm is ready to convert to a much higher use. Soils are clay well suited for logging operations. A Thinning would provide cash flow and enhance future timber growth. Location is just 1.5 Miles NW from Downtown Clover SC on Hwy 55. Land is just before Clover Middle School. The woods are criss-crossed with deer trails, and bucks are polishing their antlers on the young sapplings. A perrenial stream runs along the back boundary. Old terraces are still evident from past farming. The terrain is gentle with level areas great for pasture and home sites. Strong growth in the Clover area makes this a nice place to buy land. Copyright © 2026 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.

Lot 3 (13.78-acre) & Lot 2 (1.44 acre) are being sold together per this listing at a much lower per acre price than sold separately. This gives a total acreage of 15.22 acres. However, purchasing one or the other is an option. Both lots front Heritage Rd with a portion of Lot 3 fronting Red Bluff Rd. Good land, good space, and plenty of potential. 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.

This is a truly unique property that offers restored southern charm and character along with income potential! Two existing homes offer two opportunities for rental income or airbnb! The almost 8 acres offer plenty of room and road frontage to build more homes for a family compound! This property would be perfect for a wedding venue amongst the beautiful pecan trees and spring fed pond! Located just 40 minutes from downtown Greenville and 30 minutes to downtown Anderson. The main home is over 2000 sf on the main level with an unfinished basement. The main home has been completely renovated to include new granite counter tops, flooring, windows, roof, hvac, stainless steel appliances, new farm house sink, new tankless water heater and much more! The home is well lit with new fixtures, warm paint colors and natural sunlight. The second home was built in the early 2000s and would be perfect for a guest home, mother-in-law suite, or rental income. Gas, high speed internet and public water are all available and on site! There is also a working well on site that would be perfect for irrigation or any other intended use for water. The well house has also been restored to match the same high end aesthetics of the home. The existing barn is in great condition and could be used for a carport, hay loft, work shop etc. Properties that have so much to offer are rare and hard to find in this part of the country. Dont let this opportunity pass you by. Call today for a personal tour. Copyright © 2026 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.