231.46 Acres in Eastover, SC - $636,500
The Scarborough 8 Tract is located immediately south of Eastover in Richland County, SC. It was once part of a large farm owned by the Scarborough Family. It is situated just below the fall line, where the ground flattens out, and the soils are incredibly productive. I would suspect that this area is where Richland County found its name.
The tract is made up of ±231.46 total acres and has six or more paved road access points. The main gate off of Poultry Lane allows access to the majority of the tract with ease. There is currently no merchantable timber, but that will soon change. There are ±119 acres of ten-year-old planted pines and ±62 acres of 9-year-old planted pines that look outstanding. Both stands will be ready to cut in 4 to 5 years. There is also an 18-acre stand of one-year-old planted pines. The majority of the planted pine stands have been established on the ground that onc...
The tract is made up of ±231.46 total acres and has six or more paved road access points. The main gate off of Poultry Lane allows access to the majority of the tract with ease. There is currently no merchantable timber, but that will soon change. There are ±119 acres of ten-year-old planted pines and ±62 acres of 9-year-old planted pines that look outstanding. Both stands will be ready to cut in 4 to 5 years. There is also an 18-acre stand of one-year-old planted pines. The majority of the planted pine stands have been established on the ground that once were fields. Those areas are very productive and well-drained. They are great for continued tree production or could be converted back to fields if the need arose.
A canal system runs through the heart of the tract that was installed to drain surface water from the town of Eastover. This canal system is well built and maintained by the county. It does an outstanding job of draining this tract, which is a great benefit. There is also a creek that makes the tract's eastern border. Water can quickly escape the tract in two different directions. The tract's ability to stay dry and its proximity to the Eastover Papermill will pay off when the timber is ready to be cut.
This is a solid timber investment or future ag. conversion. Residential lots could be sold on the north side, where the tract touches the paved roads on the town's edge. The tract has great deer and turkey hunting and a creek with beaver ponds that would work great for wood ducks.
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From the Town of Eastover, take Chalk Street south to Poultry Lane. Take a left on to Poultry Lane and go to the first gate on the left (about .23 miles). Currently this is the main access to the tract. The tract has 6 or more other possible access points from public roads that could be utilized.
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