Nichols, SC (Horry County)

PRICE REDUCED! Beautifully situated on the Lumber River in northwestern Horry County is this very diversified ±866 acres. The property adjoins the east banks of the Lumber River on the west side of Causey Road and crosses over to the east side of Causey Road. On the west side of Causey Road is approximately 80 acres that continue to the Lumber River with about ±1,320 feet of river frontage and ±1,150 feet of county maintained dirt road. The road frontage leads into approximately 50 acres of young natural Pine - hardwood generated from the 2014 timber - harvest. A woods road provides access to the area of the hardwood that adjoins the river. The remaining ±30 acres fall into a beautiful stand of bottomland hardwood that reaches the banks of the "Scenic" Lumber River, which flows south from Lumberton, NC. The ±30 acres is very diverse, with ridges of natural pine/ hardwood, coastal flats consisting of large oak trees in the Red Oak & White Oak Family. Areas of Cypress sloughs and hidden oxbow lakes add to the recreational and wildlife attributes. They offer small game and big game hunting, including squirrel, deer, turkey, wild hogs, duck hunting, and fishing! On the east side of Causey Road is the majority of the property containing ±786 acres and approximately 3,115 feet of road frontage. This property has just about everything you can ask for in a rural, yet very accessible property with over 1/2 mile of county maintained dirt road frontage and ±3 miles of internal farm and timber access roads. Now imagine immediate annual income from ±100 acres of cleared agriculture fields that were planted in soybeans and corn in 2019. The power-lines that services the property and beyond provides a resting roost for doves waiting to glean from harvesting while the hunter waits for a good shot! Also, ±100 acres of pasture land is currently being used for grazing cattle. Several irrigation/stock ponds provide water for livestock and natural wild game. A ±7 acre duck impoundment needs some TLC to enhance the opportunity for wild ducks! Natural pine and hardwood areas make up the remaining ±440 acres providing immediate or future income. This is not merely a timberland tract, or an agriculture producing property or only a cattle farm. It is not just a recreational getaway or a deer, dove, turkey hunting tract with fish ponds, and a wild duck impoundment. This is an "ALL OF THE ABOVE" property!