Good small farms are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially those that are ready to build on without requiring expensive site work. This 7.5+/- acre tract in Williamsburg County offers just that. Nearly the entire property is open, usable farmland with approximately 6 acres currently in cultivation. Whether you continue farming the ground, establish improved pasture, or build a home overlooking your own acreage, this property gives you the flexibility to do so.

The tract offers approximately 30 feet of paved frontage on Hemingway Highway (SC Hwy. 261), providing easy access while keeping you close to town. Public water and electricity are available along the road, eliminating many of the hurdles often associated with developing rural property.

One of the biggest advantages of this farm is what it doesn’t have. There are no HOA fees, no building restrictions, and the property is NOT located within a FEMA flood zone. Nearly every acre is usable, allowing future owners to maximize the value of the land instead of working around environmental limitations.

Although the property is mostly open farmland today, the surrounding landscape supports a healthy population of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other game, making it common to see wildlife moving through the area. Wooded frontage on Island Branch provides seasonal water for a variety of wild game, while the fertile soils also provide an excellent foundation for gardens, row crops, hay production, or a few horses or cattle.

Location is another strong selling point. Downtown Hemingway is only a short drive away for everyday necessities, while Scott’s BBQ, one of South Carolina’s most recognized barbecue destinations, is less than five miles from the property. Historic Georgetown and the waterfront along Winyah Bay are within easy reach, as are the beaches of Pawleys Island and Myrtle Beach. Charleston is close enough for a weekend getaway while still allowing you to enjoy the slower pace of rural Williamsburg County.

Whether you’re looking for a homesite with room to spread out, a manageable agricultural investment, or a piece of land that offers long-term flexibility, this property checks a lot of boxes without the compromises that often come with smaller acreage.