This 119.173± acre tract in Barnwell County presents a rare opportunity to own a property that combines an exceptional equestrian estate and the use of your own private grass airstrip. The property's size, layout, and mix of open areas and mature timber offer outstanding potential for horseback riding, pasture development, paddocks, barns, training facilities, and other supporting improvements.

A defining feature of the property is the 2,600-foot engineered and crowned private airstrip, registered with the Federal Aviation Administration as Identifier 95SC, also known as Buckeye Field Airport. The established airstrip provides convenient private aviation access and is supported by several nearby regional airports, including Barnwell Regional Airport, Bamberg County Airport, Aiken Regional Airport, North Air Force Auxiliary Field, and Allendale County Airport.

The property is improved with a 60-by-60-foot insulated steel hangar containing approximately 816 square feet of living space. The residence includes one full bathroom, a primary bedroom on the main level, and two additional rooms on the second floor, one of which is currently used as a second bedroom. The climate-controlled living quarters could serve as a primary residence, guest accommodations, or caretaker housing while additional improvements are constructed.

The hangar itself offers substantial storage space and flexibility for a variety of uses. The building includes fans, a centrally located wood-burning stove, and a reinforced concrete foundation ranging from approximately 7 to 12 inches in thickness with 16-inch footings. Expansion joints are spaced at 12-foot intervals, and the structure incorporates heavier-gauge roof panels and Schedule 80 pipe construction throughout. A commercial-grade stainless steel water heater serves the residence.

Additional improvements include a 10-by-10-foot underground FEMA-approved shelter, an open-air steel equipment shed, multiple outbuildings, three separate 200-amp electrical services, and two 1,000-gallon septic systems. A wellhouse equipped with a 1.5-horsepower pump supplies water to the property.

The diverse landscape creates numerous opportunities for equestrian use. Existing open ground could be converted into fenced pastureland, while wooded sections provide shade, privacy, and miles of existing riding trails. The property's topography and expansive acreage could accommodate a riding arena, round pen, boarding facilities, additional barns, wash racks, tack rooms, and other equine improvements. The property's generous size also allows for the separation of riding areas, grazing areas, and residential space.

In addition to its equestrian appeal, the property supports abundant wildlife habitat and offers opportunities for hunting, recreation, timber management, and agricultural activities. The combination of substantial acreage, existing infrastructure, and private air access creates a property that is exceptionally versatile while maintaining the peace and privacy of a rural setting.

Whether envisioned as a private horse farm, a training facility, a recreational retreat, or a distinctive fly-in country estate, this Barnwell County property offers a unique combination of features seldom found in a single offering.