Some farms are defined by acreage. Others are defined by the land itself, the history behind it, and the way all the pieces come together. The Harrington Brothers Farm is one of the latter.

Situated in the heart of Marion County, this extraordinary 143+/- acre property combines productive farmland, mature woodland, water, recreation, and extensive paved road frontage in a setting that reflects the agricultural heritage of this part of South Carolina.

At the center of the property are approximately 105+/- acres of fertile cropland. Large, open fields stretch across much of the farm, providing substantial agricultural acreage while also giving the property the broad, open character of a traditional Pee Dee farm. Whether continued in row-crop production or incorporated into a larger landholding, the amount of usable farmland is one of the defining features of the property.

Approximately 35+/- acres of woodland provide a natural counterbalance to the open fields. These wooded areas create cover and travel corridors for wildlife while adding privacy and diversity to the landscape. The combination of agriculture and timber creates excellent habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, small game, and upland game, giving the farm recreational value well beyond the growing season.

A 0.5+/- acre pond adds another dimension to the property, providing opportunities for fishing while also offering a convenient water source for irrigation. It is the kind of feature that fits naturally into a working farm while making the property more enjoyable for the landowner and guests.

Access is another notable strength. The Harrington Brothers Farm offers approximately 2,000+/- feet of paved frontage along Old Stage Road and an additional 2,300+/- feet of paved frontage along Harrington Road. With approximately 4,300 feet of combined paved road frontage, the property offers excellent accessibility from multiple points.

Still standing on the farm is an old metal tobacco barn, a reminder of the property’s agricultural past and of an era when tobacco barns were a familiar part of the rural Pee Dee landscape. The structure is being conveyed AS-IS, but for the right owner, it could offer an opportunity for restoration and preservation as part of the farm’s character and history.

The Little Pee Dee River is also close at hand. Red Bluff Landing is approximately one mile away, while Fork Retch Landing is approximately two miles from the property. These nearby public access points put boating, fishing, paddling, and additional outdoor recreation within minutes of the farm.

Despite its rural setting, The Harrington Brothers Farm remains convenient to the surrounding communities. Mullins and Nichols are only minutes away, Florence is approximately 30 miles from the property, and Myrtle Beach is approximately 45 miles away.

With 143+/- acres, 105+/- acres of productive cropland, 35+/- acres of woodland, a pond, extensive paved road frontage, strong wildlife habitat, and convenient access to the Little Pee Dee River, The Harrington Brothers Farm represents a substantial piece of Marion County farmland. It is a property rooted in the agricultural traditions of the Pee Dee, with the acreage and diversity to continue serving as both a working farm and a recreational landholding for years to come.