Some properties offer productive farmland, others offer quality hunting and recreational opportunities, and a select few manage to bring both together in a location that is equally appealing. This beautiful 73+/- acre property in Darlington County, South Carolina, offers a combination of open farmland, mature woodland, diverse wildlife habitat, and convenient access to several of the Pee Dee region’s most established communities.

The property consists of approximately 12+/- acres of tillable farmland and pasture, complemented by 61+/- acres of mixed hardwood bottoms and upland pines. The contrast between the open fields and wooded landscape gives this tract much of its character. Mature hardwoods occupy the lower elevations, while stands of upland pines provide additional cover and diversity throughout the property. A seasonal creek winds through the landscape, adding another natural feature to an already attractive setting.

The 12+/- acres of open land offer opportunities for continued agricultural production, livestock grazing, or the establishment of a private country homesite. For those with an interest in wildlife management, portions of the farmland could also be incorporated into a system of food plots or managed fields for deer, turkey, and upland game.

Beyond the fields, the property’s 61+/- acres of timberland provide the kind of habitat that makes this region of South Carolina so appealing to sportsmen. The combination of hardwood bottoms, pine uplands, agricultural openings, and seasonal water creates favorable conditions for whitetail deer, wild turkey, waterfowl, small game, and upland game. The hardwood bottoms and seasonal creek are particularly attractive features for wildlife, while the surrounding farmland provides additional feeding opportunities.

An established internal road and trail system extends throughout the property, allowing convenient access to the wooded acreage and recreational areas. Whether checking trail cameras, maintaining food plots, accessing hunting stands, or simply enjoying an afternoon ride through the woods, the existing trail network makes it easier to take advantage of the property’s acreage.

One of the more distinguishing features of this offering is its location. With approximately 950 feet of frontage along Interstate 20, additional paved road frontage on US Highway 401 (Lamar Highway), and Interstate 20 Exit 131 just half a mile away, the property enjoys an unusual combination of rural surroundings and regional accessibility.

The small town of Lamar is approximately five minutes away, while Florence and Darlington can both be reached in roughly ten minutes. Hartsville and Bishopville are approximately fifteen minutes away, placing shopping, dining, medical facilities, and everyday conveniences within a short drive.

For those traveling farther, Sumter is approximately 30 minutes away, Columbia is about an hour away, and the sandy shores of Myrtle Beach are roughly an hour and a half from the property. Charlotte, North Carolina, is also within approximately two hours. This location makes the property particularly appealing to buyers who appreciate the privacy and recreational benefits of rural acreage without wanting to sacrifice convenient access to surrounding communities and major highways.

With its blend of productive open land, established timber, seasonal water, abundant wildlife habitat, and extensive road frontage, this Darlington County property offers considerable flexibility. It can continue serving as a working farm, be managed as a private hunting and recreational retreat, or provide the setting for a country residence surrounded by substantial acreage.