Located near Lake View in Dillon County, South Carolina, this 77.47± acre property offers a combination of timberland, recreational opportunity, paved road frontage, and convenient proximity to area communities and outdoor destinations. The property features paved access from Rabbit Island Road as well as more than 1,700 feet of paved road frontage along Hayestown Road, providing multiple points of frontage and convenient access to the acreage.

Approximately 75 acres of the property are professionally planted with pine trees, creating a substantial timber component and a well-defined land-use opportunity for buyers seeking a recreational tract with an established pine plantation. The planted timber also contributes to the property's overall wildlife habitat and provides a managed forest setting across much of the acreage. Timber management, hunting, recreation, and future land-use planning can all be considered as part of a long-term ownership strategy, subject to applicable regulations and any required approvals.

One of the notable advantages of this property is the absence of an HOA and the lack of building restrictions currently reported by the seller. This provides additional flexibility for a buyer considering how to use the property, whether the primary objective is recreational land, timberland, a hunting property, or a combination of uses.

The property is approximately 3 miles from the Lake View city limits, making it convenient to reach local services while maintaining a rural setting. Dillon, Mullins, and Fairmont, North Carolina, are each approximately 15 minutes away, while Lumberton, North Carolina, is approximately 30 minutes from the property. For coastal recreation, North Myrtle Beach is approximately one hour away, giving the property a practical balance between rural land ownership and access to larger communities and coastal destinations.

Whether the goal is to own a manageable South Carolina timber tract, establish a private hunting and recreational property, maintain a long-term timber investment, or explore future uses subject to local requirements, this 77.47± acre tract provides a strong combination of acreage, access, timber, wildlife habitat, and location.