Williamsburg County, South Carolina Land For Sale (32 results)

411.7 acres on Cades Road in Williamsburg County. This property is loaded with Wildlife, great deer and turkey population. Good cover for bedding as well as various ages of planted Loblolly Pine. There are several established food plots on the property with a road system the provides access around the property. Under two hours from Charleston and Myrtle Beach. Less than an hour from Sumter and Florence.

426.9 +/- Acres In Clarendon County, South Carolina With Diverse Wildlife Habitat, Quality Roads, And No Conservation Easements! Greeley Plantation offers 426.9 +/- acres along the Clarendon and Williamsburg County line that feel tailor-made for hunting and recreation. Step onto the property and youll quickly see why its regarded as a true sporting retreat. The mix of mature hardwoods, well stocked pine forests, and newly planted stands with high-quality MCPs create a diverse habitat that consistently holds game. There are established deer stands and baiting sites found throughout property and this is a game rich area known for solid turkey populations and trophy whitetails. The quality road system makes accessing the property simple and is designed to have minimal impact on game. The property is perfectly positioned for a well-rounded sporting lifestyle. Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie are within a 25 minute drive and offer world-class fishing and waterfowling opportunities to complement the land-based pursuits. After a morning hunt, its just a short drive to grab lunch at Coopers Country Store, a local landmark beloved by outdoorsmen. And Its location, just 50 miles from Downtown Georgetown, provides convenience to the coast! From an investment standpoint, Greeley Plantation is equally compelling - strong timber resources, excellent hunting, and great location! With no conservation easements, the property allows maximum flexibility for land use, and presents a potential future opportunity to protect this ideal hunters retreat.

High Cotton is a PREMIER HUNTING PROPERTY in the historic Black River corridor of Williamsburg County. Known for excellent duck and quail hunting it also offers dove fields and woodlands that support deer and wild turkeys. There is something here for every outdoor enthusiast. DUCKS Duck hunting at High Cotton is exceptional. The property maintains an established released mallard program, and hunters regularly see limits of mallards, wood ducks, and occasional gadwall, wigeon, and blue- and green-winged teal. Ducks are drawn to corn planted in impoundments that are flooded before the season. A dependable water supply is provided by hardwood drains, two ponds, and a six-inch well. QUAIL Well-managed quail woods create an ideal setting for an early-release bobwhite quail program. Mature pines were selectively harvested to create a beautiful open pinewoods landscape. The remaining stumps were ground below grade, making the area comfortable to hunt on foot or from a quail buggy. DEER An abundant white-tailed deer population offers strong opportunities for both trophy bucks and does. Quality deer management practices have been implemented to improve herd health and increase hunter success. Permanent stands are strategically positioned near food plots and game feeders. DOVES The area is known for excellent dove hunting. High Cottons cropland is planted in corn, milo, and sunflowers to attract doves and support productive shoots. WILD TURKEYS McElroy Branch and two additional tributaries that run through the property provide good turkey habitat. Nearby thickets have also been preserved for turkey nesting and deer bedding. Several hens with poults have recently been sighted, indicating a successful brood hatch. MAIN HOUSE High Cotton has a first-class hunting lodge. Whether used as a weekend retreat or a primary residence, the home provides approximately 2,500 square feet of well-built living space. Built in 2023, the three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath house features a gourmet kitchen with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances. Heart pine floors enhance the open great room, which includes a large brick fireplace and hearth. A spacious covered carport also provides an ideal setting for cookouts and post-hunt gatherings. NEIGHBORHOOD High Cotton is located on Hwy 521 approximately two miles south of the iconic Cooper's Country Store. The property joins the Open Space Institutes woodlands property that fronts on the Black River and will never be developed. High Cotton is located less than forty-five minutes from coastal Georgetown.

Good small farms are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially those that are ready to build on without requiring expensive site work. This 7.14+/- acre tract in Williamsburg County offers just that. Nearly the entire property is open, usable farmland with approximately seven acres currently in cultivation. Whether you continue farming the ground, establish improved pasture, or build a home overlooking your own acreage, this property gives you the flexibility to do so. The tract offers approximately 75 feet of paved frontage on Hemingway Highway (SC Hwy. 261), providing easy access while keeping you close to town. Public water and electricity are available along the road, eliminating many of the hurdles often associated with developing rural property. One of the biggest advantages of this farm is what it doesnt have. There are no HOA fees, no building restrictions, no mapped wetlands, and the property is NOT located within a FEMA flood zone. Nearly every acre is usable, allowing future owners to maximize the value of the land instead of working around environmental limitations. Although the property is open farmland today, the surrounding landscape supports a healthy population of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other game, making it common to see wildlife moving through the area. The fertile soils also provide an excellent foundation for gardens, row crops, hay production, or a few horses or cattle. Location is another strong selling point. Downtown Hemingway is only a short drive away for everyday necessities, while Scotts BBQ, one of South Carolinas most recognized barbecue destinations, is less than five miles from the property. Historic Georgetown and the waterfront along Winyah Bay are within easy reach, as are the beaches of Pawleys Island and Myrtle Beach. Charleston is close enough for a weekend getaway while still allowing you to enjoy the slower pace of rural Williamsburg County. Whether youre looking for a homesite with room to spread out, a manageable agricultural investment, or a piece of land that offers long-term flexibility, this property checks a lot of boxes without the compromises that often come with smaller acreage.

Good small farms are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially those that are ready to build on without requiring expensive site work. This 7.5+/- acre tract in Williamsburg County offers just that. Nearly the entire property is open, usable farmland with approximately 6 acres currently in cultivation. Whether you continue farming the ground, establish improved pasture, or build a home overlooking your own acreage, this property gives you the flexibility to do so. The tract offers approximately 30 feet of paved frontage on Hemingway Highway (SC Hwy. 261), providing easy access while keeping you close to town. Public water and electricity are available along the road, eliminating many of the hurdles often associated with developing rural property. One of the biggest advantages of this farm is what it doesnt have. There are no HOA fees, no building restrictions, and the property is NOT located within a FEMA flood zone. Nearly every acre is usable, allowing future owners to maximize the value of the land instead of working around environmental limitations. Although the property is mostly open farmland today, the surrounding landscape supports a healthy population of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other game, making it common to see wildlife moving through the area. Wooded frontage on Island Branch provides seasonal water for a variety of wild game, while the fertile soils also provide an excellent foundation for gardens, row crops, hay production, or a few horses or cattle. Location is another strong selling point. Downtown Hemingway is only a short drive away for everyday necessities, while Scotts BBQ, one of South Carolinas most recognized barbecue destinations, is less than five miles from the property. Historic Georgetown and the waterfront along Winyah Bay are within easy reach, as are the beaches of Pawleys Island and Myrtle Beach. Charleston is close enough for a weekend getaway while still allowing you to enjoy the slower pace of rural Williamsburg County. Whether youre looking for a homesite with room to spread out, a manageable agricultural investment, or a piece of land that offers long-term flexibility, this property checks a lot of boxes without the compromises that often come with smaller acreage.

Rocky Ford is a well-located Salters hunting property with a creek-fed duck marsh, hardwood-shaded fishing pond, young pine hill, and ample room to grow and improve in the uplands. The property sits at the corner of Rocky Ford and Chatman Roads, with the latter being a small county dirt road. Unimproved other than a mulched perimeter road, this is mostly a blank canvas waiting for cabin, food plots, and possible dove fields or impoundments. Plenty of deer and turkeys are already using the tract, sure to improve with more food and management. Rocky Ford is surrounded by large and small ag farms, pastures, and hardwood edges. The raised bank under the fishpond’s oak canopy shows signs of a quaint old cookhouse with chimney and remnants of a tin roof. It certainly looks like a good spot to revive the same! Convenient to Black River, Cooper’s Store and Kingstree, this farm is ideal for everything from a family setup to a duck club base. Approximately 1.5 hours from Charleston and Columbia, 1 hour from Florence and Georgetown, and 30 minutes to Lake Marion. Owner's are licensed South Carolina real estate agents.

Finding a small tract with this much potential is becoming increasingly difficult, especially in a location that offers both country living and convenient access to nearby towns and the South Carolina coast. This 2.16+/- acre property in Williamsburg County provides a clean slate for building a home, creating a retreat, or making a long-term investment in a growing rural community. The tract consists of approximately one acre of high, usable tillable ground with approximately 227+/- feet of paved frontage along Hemingway Highway (SC Hwy 261). Public water and electricity are available at the road, making the property ready for your future plans. With no HOA, no known building restrictions, no wetlands, and NO FEMA flood zone, youll have the flexibility to build the way you choose while avoiding many of the limitations commonly found on comparable properties. Located just outside the town of Hemingway, this property offers the quiet atmosphere of rural South Carolina while remaining close to everyday conveniences. Youll be only 2.5 miles from the city limits of Hemingway, 5 miles from the legendary Scotts BBQ, and within easy driving distance of some of the states most desirable destinations. Historic Georgetown and the scenic waters of Winyah Bay are just 28 miles away, while Pawleys Island, Myrtle Beach, and Charleston offer endless opportunities for fishing, boating, dining, shopping, golf, and coastal recreation. Florence is also just 40 miles away, providing convenient access to healthcare, employment, and regional shopping. Whether youre looking for an affordable place to build, a low-maintenance investment, or a piece of South Carolina to call your own, this property offers a combination of location, flexibility, and value that is hard to find.

Good small farms are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially those that are ready to build on without requiring expensive site work. This 12.58+/- acre tract in Williamsburg County offers just that. Nearly the entire property is open, usable farmland currently planted in soybeans. Whether you continue farming the ground, establish improved pasture, or build a home overlooking your own acreage, this property gives you the flexibility to do so. The tract offers approximately 415 feet of paved frontage on Loggers Rd, providing easy access while keeping you close to town. Electricity is available along the road, eliminating one of the hurdles often associated with developing rural property. One of the biggest advantages of this farm is what it doesnt have. There are no HOA fees, no building restrictions, no mapped wetlands, and the property is not located within a FEMA flood zone. Nearly every acre is usable, allowing future owners to maximize the value of the land instead of working around environmental limitations. Although the property is open farmland today, the surrounding landscape supports a healthy population of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and upland game, making it common to see wildlife moving through the area. The fertile soils also provide an excellent foundation for gardens, row crops, hay production, or a few horses or cattle. Location is another strong selling point. Downtown Hemingway is only a short drive away for everyday necessities, while Scotts BBQ, one of South Carolinas most recognized barbecue destinations, is less than five miles from the property. Historic Georgetown and the waterfront along Winyah Bay are within easy reach, as are the beaches of Pawleys Island and Myrtle Beach. Charleston is close enough for a weekend getaway while still allowing you to enjoy the slower pace of rural Williamsburg County. Whether youre looking for a homesite with room to spread out, a manageable agricultural investment, or a piece of land that offers long-term flexibility, this property checks a lot of boxes without the compromises that often come with smaller acreage.

The 88 +/- acre Live Oak tract is a classic understated sleeper of a compact hunting and getaway farm. Located off a quiet corner of Brewington and River Road just Southwest of Greeleyville, this former piece of Longlands Plantations Blue House tract shows significant deer traffic and presents a great opportunity to manage for quality bucks. Several gorgeous live oak and bay pockets add character to the planted pine uplands. One small but significant drain could easily make a pond or green-tree reservoir for ducks. The loamy upland soil that dominates the tract would convert nicely to food plots or ag fields if desired. To learn more and fully understand the uniqueness of Live Oak, 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 Live Oak, 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 Live Oak 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.

Finding a small tract with this much potential is becoming increasingly difficult, especially in a location that offers both country living and convenient access to nearby towns and the South Carolina coast. This 2.98+/- acre property in Williamsburg County provides a clean slate for building a home, creating a weekend retreat, or making a long-term investment in a growing rural community. The tract consists of approximately one acre of high, usable tillable ground with approximately 227+/- feet of paved frontage along Hemingway Highway (SC Hwy 261). Public water and electricity are available at the road, making the property ready for your future plans. With no HOA, no known building restrictions, no wetlands, and NO FEMA flood zone, youll have the flexibility to build the way you choose while avoiding many of the limitations commonly found on comparable properties. Located just outside the town of Hemingway, this property offers the quiet atmosphere of rural South Carolina while remaining close to everyday conveniences. Youll be only 2.5 miles from the city limits of Hemingway, 5 miles from the legendary Scotts BBQ, and within easy driving distance of some of the states most desirable destinations. Historic Georgetown and the scenic waters of Winyah Bay are just 28 miles away, while Pawleys Island, Myrtle Beach, and Charleston offer endless opportunities for fishing, boating, dining, shopping, golf, and coastal recreation. Florence is also just 40 miles away, providing convenient access to healthcare, employment, and regional shopping. Whether youre looking for an affordable place to build, a low-maintenance investment, or a piece of South Carolina to call your own, this property offers a combination of location, flexibility, and value that is hard to find.

Finding a small tract with this much potential is becoming increasingly difficult, especially in a location that offers both country living and convenient access to nearby towns and the South Carolina coast. This 1.05+/- acre property in Williamsburg County provides a clean slate for building a home, creating a weekend retreat, or making a long-term investment in a growing rural community. The tract consists of approximately one acre of high, usable tillable ground with approximately 166+/- feet of paved frontage along Hemingway Highway (SC Hwy 261). Public water and electricity are available at the road, making the property ready for your future plans. With no HOA, no known building restrictions, no wetlands, and NO FEMA flood zone, youll have the flexibility to build the way you choose while avoiding many of the limitations commonly found on comparable properties. Located just outside the town of Hemingway, this property offers the quiet atmosphere of rural South Carolina while remaining close to everyday conveniences. Youll be only 2.5 miles from the city limits of Hemingway, 5 miles from the legendary Scotts BBQ, and within easy driving distance of some of the states most desirable destinations. Historic Georgetown and the scenic waters of Winyah Bay are just 28 miles away, while Pawleys Island, Myrtle Beach, and Charleston offer endless opportunities for fishing, boating, dining, shopping, golf, and coastal recreation. Florence is also just 40 miles away, providing convenient access to healthcare, employment, and regional shopping. Whether youre looking for an affordable place to build, a low-maintenance investment, or a piece of South Carolina to call your own, this property offers a combination of location, flexibility, and value that is hard to find.

The Henry Road Tract is a 101-acre property located in South Carolina, situated just outside the town of Hemingway. This versatile tract serves multiple purposes, including agricultural production, hunting, recreational use, and vacant land suitable for a variety of future plans. Whether you are looking for a working farm, a hunting retreat, or a long-term land investment, this property offers the flexibility and natural character to meet a wide range of buyer needs. Location Located in South Carolina approximately 5 miles outside of Hemingway and 25 miles from Georgetown, the Henry Road Tract offers a rural setting with reasonable proximity to services and amenities. The property sits along Henry Road, a paved road that provides reliable year-round access. Power is available along the road frontage, reducing the cost and complexity of future development. Access The property fronts on Henry Road. Internal access is provided by dirt roads that traverse the property, supporting farm operations, hunting activity, and general land management. Topography The Henry Road Tract features rolling topography that gradually descends toward the swamp along the headwaters of Black Mingo Creek at the rear property line. This varied terrain creates natural diversity across the tract, offering elevated areas suitable for farming or building alongside low-lying transition zones that support wildlife habitat. Improvements This property currently has no structures or improvements, which presents a distinct advantage for buyers: starting from scratch means no costs associated with removing or renovating existing buildings, and buyers have the freedom to design improvements to their specific needs. Timber The timber on the Henry Road Tract consists of mixed-age volunteer regrowth pine and hardwood, with scattered mature hardwoods distributed throughout the property. This timber profile reflects natural regeneration throughout the tract and complements the partially wooded, brushy vegetation found alongside cultivated crop areas. The combination of regrowth timber and mature hardwoods provides both near-term recreational value and longer-term timber management potential. Wildlife and Recreation The property is home to a variety of wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkey, quail, dove, ducks, small game, and hogs, making it a well-rounded destination for hunters pursuing multiple species throughout the season. ATV trails and equestrian trails add additional recreational value, giving outdoor enthusiasts plenty of ways to enjoy the land beyond hunting season. Current and Potential Use The Henry Road Tract is currently used for agricultural production, hunting, and recreational purposes, with portions of the land remaining plantable and vacant. Potential uses are broad and include farming, pasture, horse operations, timber management, a tree farm, residential development, or simply holding the land as an unimproved investment. This flexibility makes the property a strong candidate for buyers with varying goals and timelines. Summary The Henry Road Tract is a 101-acre South Carolina property offering a productive mix of agricultural land, timber, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunity, all within a short drive of Hemingway and Georgetown. The paved road access, power availability, rolling terrain, and diverse vegetation combine to make this a well-positioned tract for buyers pursuing farming, hunting, development, or long-term investment. Contact us today to learn more about this property or to schedule a showing.

Finding a small tract with this much potential is becoming increasingly difficult, especially in a location that offers both country living and convenient access to nearby towns and the South Carolina coast. This 1.01+/- acre property in Williamsburg County provides a clean slate for building a home, creating a weekend retreat, or making a long-term investment in a growing rural community. The tract consists of approximately one acre of high, usable tillable ground with approximately 160+/- feet of paved frontage along Hemingway Highway (SC Hwy 261). Public water and electricity are available at the road, making the property ready for your future plans. With no HOA, no known building restrictions, no wetlands, and NO FEMA flood zone, youll have the flexibility to build the way you choose while avoiding many of the limitations commonly found on comparable properties. Located just outside the town of Hemingway, this property offers the quiet atmosphere of rural South Carolina while remaining close to everyday conveniences. Youll be only 2.5 miles from the city limits of Hemingway, 5 miles from the legendary Scotts BBQ, and within easy driving distance of some of the states most desirable destinations. Historic Georgetown and the scenic waters of Winyah Bay are just 28 miles away, while Pawleys Island, Myrtle Beach, and Charleston offer endless opportunities for fishing, boating, dining, shopping, golf, and coastal recreation. Florence is also just 40 miles away, providing convenient access to healthcare, employment, and regional shopping. Whether youre looking for an affordable place to build, a low-maintenance investment, or a piece of South Carolina to call your own, this property offers a combination of location, flexibility, and value that is hard to find.

Finding a small tract with this much potential is becoming increasingly difficult, especially in a location that offers both country living and convenient access to nearby towns and the South Carolina coast. This 1.01+/- acre property in Williamsburg County provides a clean slate for building a home, creating a weekend retreat, or making a long-term investment in a growing rural community. The tract consists of approximately one acre of high, usable tillable ground with approximately 160+/- feet of paved frontage along Hemingway Highway (SC Hwy 261). Public water and electricity are available at the road, making the property ready for your future plans. With no HOA, no known building restrictions, no wetlands, and NO FEMA flood zone, youll have the flexibility to build the way you choose while avoiding many of the limitations commonly found on comparable properties. Located just outside the town of Hemingway, this property offers the quiet atmosphere of rural South Carolina while remaining close to everyday conveniences. Youll be only 2.5 miles from the city limits of Hemingway, 5 miles from the legendary Scotts BBQ, and within easy driving distance of some of the states most desirable destinations. Historic Georgetown and the scenic waters of Winyah Bay are just 28 miles away, while Pawleys Island, Myrtle Beach, and Charleston offer endless opportunities for fishing, boating, dining, shopping, golf, and coastal recreation. Florence is also just 40 miles away, providing convenient access to healthcare, employment, and regional shopping. Whether youre looking for an affordable place to build, a low-maintenance investment, or a piece of South Carolina to call your own, this property offers a combination of location, flexibility, and value that is hard to find.

This exceptional 54 +/- acre tract in Williamsburg County, South Carolina, offers a rare combination of timber income, accessibility, and homesite potential. The property features extensive road frontage (1/2 mile) along Santee Road, a paved county road, as well as additional frontage on Myers Circle and Hinnant Road, both well-maintained dirt roads, providing multiple access points and flexibility for future use. The land is predominantly planted with pine in two age classes, both ready for thinning, enabling an immediate return on investment while enhancing long-term timber value and stand health. The tract's size, layout, and road frontage make it well-suited for timber investment, recreational use, or the development of a private residential homesite. Adding to its appeal, the property is located just one mile from Wee Tee State Forest, a nearly 20,000-acre public land state forest offering abundant hunting and outdoor recreation opportunities. This proximity provides access to extensive wildlife habitat without the responsibility of maintaining additional acreage. With strong access, income-producing timber, and close proximity to premier recreational land, this versatile property represents an excellent opportunity for investors, sportsmen, or those seeking a private rural retreat in Williamsburg County. PROPERTY FEATURES: Merchantable Timber Close Proximity to Wee Tee State Forest 1/2 Mile of Paved Road Frontage Along Santee Road Additional Points of Access & Frontage Along Myers Cirle and Hinnant Road

Just over an hour from Charleston, this beautiful 100 +/- acre property in Lane offers the perfect blend of privacy, recreation, and building potential. Featuring a diverse mix of mature pines, oaks, and other hardwoods, the property provides an ideal setting for hunting, outdoor recreation, or building your dream home on acreage. A well maintained interior road system runs throughout the tract. Surrounded by large timber tracts, agricultural fields, and other well-kept hunting properties, this is a rare opportunity to own a rural retreat in the South Carolina Lowcountry.

Are you looking for a turnkey ready hunter's paradise with a cabin and longterm opportunity? If so, then this is a dream come true. Located in the community of Salters, South Carolina, Blakely Plantation consists of 183 acres, perfectly situated for recreation, hunting, and longterm investment. Known for strong deer, turkey, and waterfowl populations, this property is set up to take full advantage of that. You'll find an excellent road system, multiple swamps and ponds, and nine established deer stands with baiting sites already in place. There is also a well supplying two of three ponds, allowing you to flood sections during the winter, perfect for attracting waterfowl. The layout makes access easy while encouraging natural wildlife movement throughout the property. And this isn't just a place to hunt, it's a place to stay. With a newly built two bed, one bathroom cabin, this makes weekends and hunting season stays very easy. Beyond recreation, this property holds strong investment value. With timber stands consisting of 14 year, 7 year, and 2 year old pines. Providing both current and future upsides. Conveniently located just 40 mins from Georgetown and about an hour and a half from Charleston you’ll find this property offers privacy without feeling remote. There are no conservation easements, nor restrictions, giving you maximum flexibility with conservation options available down the road if desired. So if you're searching for a rare opportunity to own a built-out track that delivers on both outdoor enjoyment and investment potential, give me a call today and see what makes its property truly special. Check out the property video for a better look!

Located on Muddy Creek Road in Johnsonville, SC, this exceptional 85± acre hunting and recreational tract is a rare opportunity for the serious outdoorsman. The property offers an ideal mix of open and wooded habitat, featuring approximately 13 acres of cleared fields with the balance in hardwood/pine timber, creating outstanding conditions for wildlife. Known for its abundant populations of deer, turkey, ducks, quail, doves, and hogs, this is a true year-round hunting destination. The property is well-equipped with three deer stands, two established food plots, and soybeans currently planted to attract and hold wildlife. Four established road systems provide easy access to all fields and hunting areas, allowing you to navigate the property with ease. A stocked bass pond provides excellent fishing opportunities and adds to the property's recreational appeal, offering the perfect place to relax between hunts. County water and power are available, making this property suitable for a future homesite, hunting lodge, or weekend retreat. Currently leased to a local farmer, the new owner has the option to continue the lease and generate income while enjoying all the recreational benefits this property has to offer. With a diverse landscape, established improvements, and exceptional wildlife habitat, this is a turnkey recreational property in the heart of the Pee Dee region.

Just outside of Kingstree, in the heart of Williamsburg County, is this one-of-a-kind property. Beyond the gate and brick pillars, topped with gas lanterns, is a winding asphalt driveway that leads to the main house. Inspired by the older houses of this area, it was built with an eye for detail with classic brick and copper gutters. Heart pine floors extend throughout the house, one of the first things you notice upon entering the double doors off the front porch. The front hall is flanked by a formal living room and dining room, each with its own fireplace and French doors that open to the porch. Off the dining room is the kitchen, complete with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, a gas range cooktop, and stainless steel appliances. Off the kitchen and breakfast nook is the family room. Despite the two-story ceilings, French doors, and balcony, the room is cozy with a fireplace and wood-paneled walls. This room flows nicely onto the back porch, overlooking the backyard. The primary suite is on the main level, which includes a bathroom with a walk-in shower, garden-style tub, his and hers vanities, and tons of closet space. Additionally, the main level has a guest room and bathroom. Off the kitchen is the laundry room and the oversized mudroom, complete with custom cabinetry and lockers for extra storage. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, two of which share an ensuite bathroom. Off the bedrooms is a game room, perfect for a TV area, home gym, or office. Beside the main house is the guest house. At approximately 3,600 square feet, the guest house is perfect for visiting family and friends, for use as a mother-in-law suite or home office. There are two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms in the guest house, which are centered around a large living/dining/kitchen area. Similar to the main house, it was designed with an eye for detail and is incredibly charming. It has a four car garage and boast an incredible outdoor entertaining area. This property has so many wonderful touches and finishes that cannot be captured in words. It’s a unique property in an idyllic setting. It’s the perfect home in the country with all the bells and whistles of in-town living.

Prime hunting and agricultural land in Williamsburg County! This 62 acre tract features approximately 28 acres of open field, perfect for farming or food plots, with the remaining acreage in mixed woods. The property is known for excellent deer and turkey hunting and borders the prestigious Indigo Plantation, offering privacy and a serene setting. Whether you're looking for a recreational retreat or an investment opportunity, this land offers endless possibilities. Don't miss out on this rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's beautiful countryside.

Over 5,000 feet of frontage on scenic Black River!! Beautiful mature hardwood bottomland ideal for your own hunting retreat! No easements currently exist on the property, so potential is there for conservation easement. 90 minutes from Chalreston and Myrtle Beach. Less than an hour from Sumter and Florence.

A great opportunity to own a 2 acre commercial lot on the heavily traveled, N Williamsburg County Highway in Kingstree, SC. This lot is already cleared and offers a blank slate to build your next commercial property in a prime location! Come check this lot out today to see what your next investment could look like!

Great recreational timber propert located in prime area of Williamsburg County! A mix of thinned timber, isolated wooded ponds and young pines offers a variety of habitat for turkeys and deer. Shared access road and open woods make the entire property accessible. This sale area is made up of 100 surveyed acres in parcel # 45-086-004 plus 20 acres to be subdivided from 45-086-003. Acreage is negotiable.

662 +/- acres that adjoins Williamsburg and Clarendon County This property is a perfect timber investment! Also, great for all your hunting needs: Deer, Turkey, Duck, etc. Numerous food plots that have been trophy managed for years! Call for more information

1235.4+/- acres in Williamsburg County Great timber investment! Awesome Hunting - Deer, Duck, & Turkey, etc.! Hunting cabin on the property Numerous food plots available and has been trophy managed for several years! Very convenient to the Charleston area! Please call for more information and/or to schedule a showing!