Cedar Creek Tract is a rare combination in Darlington County, South Carolina: 51.14+/- acres of prime hunting and recreational land located within the town of Society Hill. Made up of three parcels with road frontage and access on both Pressley Avenue and Burns Street, the property gives a buyer something hard to find in this market, genuine woods and water within an easy walk of downtown, rather than a long drive out into the county.

The land itself splits cleanly between two distinct types of ground. Along the creek, the property drops into thick low ground timbered in hardwoods and bald cypress, the kind of bottomland cover that holds deer and gives a hunter real seclusion despite the in-town location. An old rope swing still hangs from one of the cypress trees over the creek, a reminder of how long this stretch of water has been used and enjoyed. The creek itself offers a real recreational amenity beyond hunting, with enough width and depth in places to paddleboard, kayak, or fish. Away from the creek, the ground rises into higher, drier terrain covered mostly in pine, offering better footing and more usable building sites for anyone looking to put a home on the property. That mix of hunting-grade bottomland and buildable high ground is what makes Cedar Creek Tract work equally well for two different buyers. A hunter gets a private, well-covered tract with good deer sign and creek access, all without the drive time of a typical rural hunting property. A buyer looking for a home site gets an in-town parcel with power already available at the road at both the Pressley Avenue and Burns Street entrances, eliminating one of the biggest cost and timeline unknowns in a raw land purchase.

The property can also simply be held and enjoyed as a close-to-home recreational tract, a place to hunt, fish, paddle, or just walk the creek bottom without leaving town. Society Hill is the oldest community in Darlington County, a small river town along the Pee Dee with a long history and a quiet, low-traffic setting. The property's location inside the town, combined with the acreage and creek frontage more typical of a rural tract, is the core of its appeal. Darlington, the county seat, and Hartsville are both within a comfortable drive, and the broader Pee Dee region offers additional outdoor recreation along the Great Pee Dee River. Brand-New Survey, in hand, confirming 51.14 +/- acres. The Tax map is incorrect. Please use the new survey for boundary information.