233 Acres in Mayesville, SC - $256,300
The Lowder Tract is a timber/recreation hunting investment located in southern Lee County just off HWY 527 and a half mile north of HWY 76 near Mayesville and Lynchburg. This property should be loaded with deer, turkey and ducks and offers upland fields/pasture for dove hunting. A combination of upland fields, pasture, wildlife vegetation strips, food plots, and hardwood bottomlands provides for excellent habitat.
A stable/barn with tack room will provide storage and comfort for overnight hunting trips. Zoned agricultural, with no deed restrictions, this property may be an excellent candidate for a conservation easement strategy. Access is from HWY 527 via a 70' deeded access as noted on the maps below. There is a very nice hardwood drain that would make an excellent pond site. The owners have invested considerably in planting shrubs, trees, and scuppernong grape vines that enhance wildli...
A stable/barn with tack room will provide storage and comfort for overnight hunting trips. Zoned agricultural, with no deed restrictions, this property may be an excellent candidate for a conservation easement strategy. Access is from HWY 527 via a 70' deeded access as noted on the maps below. There is a very nice hardwood drain that would make an excellent pond site. The owners have invested considerably in planting shrubs, trees, and scuppernong grape vines that enhance wildlife habitat and add beauty to the land.
Shown by appointment only. Tax Map No. 072-00-00-076-00.
Property Use: The tract offers opportunities for hunting, timber investment, pasture, equestrian, and conservation.
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Located between Mayesville and Lynchburg and convenient to Florence, Sumter, Bishopville, and the surrounding area, the Lowder Tract lies just a 1/2 mile north of the intersection of HWY 76 and HWY 527 on the Black River Swamp. See location map.
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