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$249,000
MLS: 39065-100184
82. Acres
Mostly Wooded Acreage with Creek, Timber, Wildlife, and Old Home Place Remnants near Chesterfield, SC
Some properties are easy to describe by the numbers. Others have to be walked, studied, and felt underfoot. This mostly wooded collection of tracts outside Chesterfield, South Carolina falls into that second category. It is the kind of land that reveals itself in layers: timber, terrain, creek bottom, old road traces, wildlife movement, high ground, and the remains of an old home place that still marks the landscape with two standing brick chimneys.
For anyone who has spent a lifetime around land, the signs here are meaningful. The property has mixed timber growth, from beautiful healthy hardwood trees to a mix of pines, creating a wooded setting with shade, cover, habitat, and seasonal character. Some of these trees appear to have stood for decades, helping shape the feel of the property and giving the land a mature, settled presence. The current owners have allowed the acreage to season naturally, and that time has helped create a habitat and outdoor setting that can be appreciated by those who understand the value of woods, water, wildlife, and stewardship.
The land itself rolls gently and naturally drains down toward Little Bear Creek, which crosses the offering. Water changes the way land feels, and Little Bear Creek gives this property one of its most attractive natural features. Walk through the hardwoods, listen to squirrels moving through the leaves and birds singing through the canopy, or ease down toward the creek and enjoy the quieter rhythm that comes with water, timber, and rolling ground. On the right day, the creek offers a place to cool off, explore, take a dip where conditions allow, and enjoy the simple outdoor experience that makes wooded acreage so appealing.
There is recreational character throughout the property. Whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other small game are known to move through the land, and sizable bucks have reportedly been harvested around these parcels. For hunting-related use where permitted, wildlife observation, hiking, scouting, bird watching, or simply having a place to get outdoors, this tract offers multiple natural features to work with. The combination of mixed timber, creek influence, rolling terrain, and surrounding rural setting gives the property the kind of structure that outdoor land users often look for.
One of the most interesting features is the remnant of an old home place set on high ground, where two brick chimneys still stand. In land work, high ground always deserves attention. Old home sites often tell you something about how previous owners understood the property, where they chose to settle, and how they read the land. This spot adds a sense of history and may be worth further evaluation by a buyer considering a cabin getaway, country home, recreational base, or long-term land investment.
The property also includes remnants of an old road crossing Little Bear Creek, with beams still visible. That feature adds another layer of history and usefulness to study. Old crossings and former roadbeds can tell a lot about how land was once accessed, traveled, and used.
Access is by private road from Scotch Road, placing the property in a quiet rural setting about a mile off a main unpaved road. Once you are on the land, the outside world begins to feel farther away. Whether coming from Charlotte, Columbia, Myrtle Beach, Pinehurst, or nearby communities, this acreage offers a setting shaped by timber, creek water, wildlife, and land-use possibilities. The broader area can be reached by roadways that include Hwy 9, Hwy 102, Hwy 1, and Hwy 109.
The surrounding region adds to the recreational appeal. The area is known for ATV riding and horseback riding, and outdoor destinations not far away include Carolina Sandhills National Forest, Sandhills Forest, and H. Cooper Black Recreation Area. H. Cooper Black is known for horseback riding and field trials. Golf opportunities are available in Chesterfield, Pageland, and Cheraw. For those who spend a day walking land, riding, scouting, or working outdoors and build up an appetite, Shiloh Fish House is located within minutes and is known as a local area staple offering tasty meats and sides.
Shopping, healthcare, and additional services are available in Cheraw, Chesterfield, Pageland, and Hartsville. Charlotte airport is within regional reach, and smaller airports are available in Hartsville, Cheraw, and Pageland. Fiber internet and power are nearby.
For the land investor, the timber component may deserve a closer look. The property includes both hardwoods and pines, and the mature wooded character may offer future timber management or harvest potential. There are foresters in the area who may be able to assist with evaluating and managing timber as part of a broader land investment plan.
For the recreational user, this property offers room to walk, ride where appropriate, scout, watch wildlife, set up hunting-related improvements where permitted, and enjoy the natural setting. For someone considering a cabin or country home, the old home place on high ground may provide a natural point of interest to study further. For those interested in farming, livestock, or horses, portions of the land may potentially be carved into future use with proper planning.
Very few offerings bring together this many land attributes in one package: mostly wooded acreage, mixed timber, hardwoods, pines, creek frontage, wildlife activity, gently rolling terrain, old home place remnants, an old creek crossing, private road access, nearby recreational destinations, and regional access to several towns and highways. It is not just open ground. It is land with shape, story, habitat, and possibility.
This is an affordably priced collection of tracts with recreational, land investment, timber, and potential future homesite appeal. The property was inherited, and extensive work has been completed to get it to clear title. It will likely need to be surveyed, at the buyer’s expense, to qualify for title insurance. Buyer or buyer’s representative should verify acreage, access, road maintenance, survey requirements, title insurance requirements, zoning, land use, restrictions, utilities, fiber internet, power availability, timber value, timber harvest feasibility, creek conditions, farming or livestock suitability, and all other matters important to the buyer’s intended use.
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Tonya Michael
