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Large Acreage Tracts of Land Parcels South Carolina For Sale
SC development, hunting land, acreage, and agricultural land for sale South Carolina. SC is full of huge swaths of whitetail deer as anyone who hunts can tell you even close to us here in Charleston SC have land. There is a lot to know about buying large timber tracts of rural & agricultural land whether it be for the development of a new multi-home neighborhood, farming timber tracts, or even for commercial development. Buying large raw acres of property and trees may seem simple because there it is just dirt and trees, but to the experienced developers or hunters, there is way more to it than that. Understanding how to “buy right” is very important, read more below or let our rural/agro experience for large acreage or rural agricultural land tract properties help you. Land over 10 acres possesses its own unique ownership considerations like soil issues, Fish and Game concerns, potential timber income, land restrictions, leasing opportunities & more.
MLS Listings Data
Total Listings:
1157
Average Price:
$1,089,180
Highest Listing Price:
$19,875,000
Average Days On Market:
317
Average Price/SqFt:
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Large Acreage Tracts of Land Parcels South Carolina For Sale currently has one thousand, one hundred and fifty-seven (1157) for sale on MLS. Large Acreage Tracts of Land Parcels South Carolina For Sale listings have an average sales price of $1,089,180 ranging in price from $5,000 to $19,875,000. The average sq ft home size of Large Acreage Tracts of Land Parcels South Carolina For Sale Ridgeville SC is 0 square feet. The largest property for sale is 0 sqft and smallest 0 sqft. View property listings for sale by price, street, subdivision, age, property type, location, features, size, and listing date, and time on MLS with an of 317 days on the market.
3.25 miles from I-526 at Clements Ferry Road interchange. Proceed out Clements Ferry road from I-526 for 3.25 miles, property on the right side just before Kindercare Day Care. Across from Gildan Distribution facility.We have a total of 3 contiguous parcels that total 34.78 acres having almost 2,000 feet of road frontage. The parcel photo aerial shows all 3 parcels highlighted.The parcels sizes are 8.19, 12.89 and 13.70 acres. Prefer to sell them as a package, but will look at separate parcel sales. Contact agent for more details.
This spectacular development site is currently available near the North Myrtle Beach sports complex. It consists of two tracts of land totaling just over 64 acres and is ideally situated for residential and commercial use. This property is currently zoned Commercial Forest Agricultural (CFA) and located in Horry County. Adjacent properties, zoned Highway Commercial (HC), and located within the city limits of North Myrtle Beach, makes this property eligible to apply for annexation and rezoning as a residential and/or commercial development within city limits. The subject properties have excellent access to Main Street, North Myrtle Beach, and is located just minutes from the beach. The location is also convenient to Highway 31, allowing easy access to Myrtle Beach and Little River. Its proximate location to North Myrtle Beach offers this property a unique opportunity for growth and success.
NEXTON LOCATION OPPORTUNITY...The best of the Nexton area is still to come! Available NOW is 24+/- high and prime acreage. This raw land opportunity is zoned Flex1 allowing up to 4 dwellings per acre while also allowing agricultural influences. Imagine a development less than a half mile from Nexton Square restaurants and shopping yet incredibly secluded. A true representation of Berkeley county's rural landscape and historic character with larger lots and even horses if one desires. Yes, the possibilities are truly endless! The best part is the parcel to be sold is not yet subdivided from the larger tract of land leaving room for adjustments in size or shape as the buyer may feel necessary.Less than a mile and half from Interstate 26, the property is also adjacent to an equine facility, Rose Court Farms, South City Apartments, Mackey Farms, a privately built residential subdivision and is in proximity to commercial and other mixed use properties. You won't find a more sought after location in the Lowcountry within close proximity to retail establishments, shopping, restaurants, medical facilities, nursing homes, hospitals and more. Buyer to verify any information deemed important.
102.67 acre estate featuring woods, a 9 acre lake, cultivated fields and an irrigation pond. Very few tracts of this size remaining on Johns Island. Minutes from Kiawah, Seabrook & Freshfields. Could be a fabulous equestrian facility located or private estate across the street from the entrance to the Charleston County Parks Equestrian facility. There is a small farm shed on the property. Currently there is a landscaping tenant on site and a tenant farmer.The mobile office and the planted nursery oaks do not convey. The sale includes tms #s 215-00-00-001,189 & 190
Gorgeous prime property in the highly developing area of Cane Bay near Volvo. This property borders Highway 176 with 600 feet of road frontage and Black Tom Road with 3400 feet of frontage. The property has residential, commercial and agricultural zoning and is currently being farmed. Three TMS numbers do exist in this sale. The beautiful homesite is very secluded by mature trees and borders a naturally fed spring on approximately 12 acres. This parcel includes a home of approximately 5200sqft., 6 bedrooms, 3.5 baths with an all brick exterior. There is also 2 sheds/barns and a 2-car garage. The property also boasts a in-ground swimming pool and amazing screened-in porch. Inside the home you will find all of the upgrades you could want plus large rooms.The beautiful hardwood flooring greets you at the front door and runs throughout the main living areas of the home and owner's suite. On the first floor, the home features a living room with a brick fireplace, huge kitchen with pantry and center island, office, walk-in storage closets, formal dining room, 4 bedrooms including the owner's suite and 2.5 bathrooms. Upstairs is plenty of space for an apartment or in-law suite and includes a huge gameroom, attic storage, 2 bedrooms and a full bathroom. A commercial property is currently rented to a car dealership on a month to month lease and borders Highway 176 with .85acres. This building is a block building construction. The additional acreage is undeveloped and includes 65.41acres. This property is close to the interstate, Nexton and shopping in Summerville, Moncks Corner, and North Charleston. It is a rare opportunity and neighbors West Corn Maze. Buyer must be approved prior to showing approval. Buyer to verify anything deemed important.
Major Deepwater property with public water and sewer capacity for 500+ single family homes. Major sand mining opportunity for top quality commercial sand. No conservation easements exist on the 309+_ acre Deepwater Parcel. Beautiful live oaks and longleaf pines make this a great recreational property for Boating, hunting and fishing. Numerous wildlife sightings of Deer, turkey and ducks. Very deep water along the frontage capable of holding Yacht sized vessels. 343 engineered single family lot plans in place for single family development.
Prime Development site in the very heart of North Myrtle Beach. Coveted Highway 17 location is excellent for restaurants, retail and entertainment. Direct access to future lighted intersection.
Approximately 64 acres of prime commercial land conveniently located just off I-77, featuring over 2,000 feet of total road frontage. This property offers 1,650 feet of frontage along Highway 34 and 1,000 feet along I-77. With a daily traffic count of 7,100 vehicles on Highway 34 and 48,500 vehicles on I-77, this location boasts exceptional visibility. Utilities, including water, sewer, and natural gas, are already available on-site. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
The entire property is 16 +/- acres. Zoned Commercial. The frontage is along Highway 17 Business with direct access to a traffic light. The seller is working with DOT on maximizing access to the site. Seller is in the process of removing all debris from the property. There are 2 buildings that will be left on the property totaling +/- 14,000 Sq Ft. Last site to be developed with any size in the City of Surfside Beach. Formerly the Wild Water n Wheels site for over 30 years. The owner has decided to close it down and create a beautiful commercial development that is truly needed for all the residents in this area. We are willing to subdivide if needed but the price will be changed per acre. You will see attached are some different conceptual plans but the new owner has the ability to make any changes. Please call with any questions.
Owning large tracts of land acreage can be an appealing proposition with great investment potential aside from the fun of having a place to hunt, ride AVTs, motorcycles or fish. Property features that create the foundation of value for a land asset include timber, water, soil, minerals, roads, encumbrances, access, neighbors and location of course.
BE CLEAR IN WHAT YOU WANT IT FOR Hunting, investment, rural residence, and family recreation are all good reasons for owning land, and each one leads to a different kind of land. Legal physical access and proximity to public services will be important for
instance if you plan to live on the land.
Assessing land tracts investable viability is key. For instance, consider the above-mentioned difference in the Southeast timberland values and the Midwest farmland values. For example, the status of the housing market and let’s say, corn prices over the last few years resulted in low demand for merchantable timber and high demand for tillable acreage for farms may change marketability. These implications were certainly driving forces behind current land values in some regions, and it is important as a land investor to recognize that future demands will likely shift. Thus due diligence is always a must when buying any real estate.
Landowners can potentially generate income through things like cattle leases, cropland leases, hunting leases, timber sales, easement sales, and USDA grants. Selling pine straw and leasing land for cellphone towers are gaining traction in some Southern markets, and operating commercial hunting outfits can become high-end business ventures in places like South Carolina. Establishing income-producing outlets on a property is paramount to a land investor who may need to wait out a market downturn, and in some instances, these uses add value to a property.
Re-investing some of this income into a land asset is an excellent tool for maximizing ROI and therefore should be done early and often. Landowners need to focus on the highest and best use of a property.
BEST QUESTIONS TO ASK BEFORE BUYING LARGE LAND TRACT
1.) Has a survey of the land been done recently? Often times you’ll find they have not, but this is extremely important as surveys can be costly ranging from ($0.40 to $0.80 per foot).
2.) Is the land under conservation easement or are there any easements running through the property?
What's a Conservation Easement?
A conservation easement is a voluntary legal agreement between a landowner and a land trust or government agency that permanently limits uses of the land in order to protect its conservation values. Landowners retain many of their rights, including the right to own and use the land, sell it and pass it on to their heirs.
What are the benefits of conservation easements?
Conservation easements allow people to protect the land they love. They are the number one tool available for protecting privately owned land. All conservation easements must provide public benefits, such as water quality, farm, and ranch land preservation, hunting, scenic views, wildlife habitat, outdoor recreation, education, and historic preservation.
How does a conservation easement restrict the use of the land?
That depends on what you’re trying to protect. If you’re placing land under easement, you can work with your land trust to decide on terms that are right for the land and right for you.
3.) * Does the land perc? Short for A soil percolation rate, what this means is: can the land absorb water from a septic system? You will need to have a perc test done in order to find out. Usually performed by a soil scientist, the perc test analyzes the topography, the types of soil, and their ability to absorb water. Septic systems are designed based on the number of bedrooms in the proposed house plans. The greater the number of bedrooms you have, the larger the septic system and drain field will need to be.
4.) How does one access the property? Does it have road frontage? Or does it have a deeded easement (right of way)?
5.) What is the land use that’s allowed for the area & density? If you’re a developer looking to build a neighborhood potentially this will be important to you.
6.)Is the property in the path of growth/development? What’s happening on the adjacent land?
7.) Confirm your local area’s timber values. What are companies paying for certain species of timber, hardwoods, oaks, poplars, maple, cypress, poplar, & pine are popular trees found in South Carolina?
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close to us here in Charleston SC have land. There is a lot to know about buying large timber tracts of rural & agricultural land whether it be for the development of a new multi-home neighborhood, farming timber tracts, or even for commercial development. Buying large raw acres of property and trees may seem simple because there it is just dirt and trees, but to the experienced developers or hunters, there is way more to it than that. Understanding how to “buy right” is very important, read more below or let our rural/agro experience for large acreage or rural agricultural land tract properties help you. Land over 10 acres possesses its own unique ownership considerations like soil issues, Fish and Game concerns, potential timber income, land restrictions, leasing opportunities & more.
instance if you plan to live on the land.
