Green Wave Farms
±175 Acre Farm in Sumter County, SC
Green Wave Farm is a well-improved 174.25± acre farm located just outside the town of Pinewood in southern Sumter County. The property offers a very manageable amount of acreage while still providing productive farmland, mature timber, excellent wildlife habitat, substantial improvements, and long-term investment potential.
Seven barns and sheds of varying sizes are located close to the farmhouse and provide useful space for equipment, storage, workshops, livestock, or other farm-related uses.
Approximately 72 acres of the property are in productive, well-drained farmland, with a good working ditch system. Another 41± acres are in 23-year-old planted loblolly pine that has reached merchantable age and offers near-term timber value. Approximately 42 acres of bottomland hardwood follow Ballard Creek along the rear of the property, providing privacy, wildlife habitat, and an attractive recreational area for deer, turkey, and other wildlife.
One of the farm’s strongest attributes is its infrastructure. The property has more than 2,600 feet of paved frontage on South Hampton Street, with power available along the road. Sewer is already on site, and municipal water from the Town of Pinewood extends very near the property line. These utilities, combined with the extensive road frontage and the fact that the property is not encumbered by a conservation easement, provide the owner with options that extend well beyond continued agricultural use.
Green Wave Farm is located just off Highway 261, approximately 20 minutes from both Sumter and Manning, 45 minutes from Columbia, and about 1.5 hours from Charleston. Lake Marion is only about 10 minutes away, providing convenient access to boating, fishing, and waterfowl hunting, and Interstate 95 is also easily accessible.
Green Wave Farm offers a strong combination of agricultural production, timber value, recreation, residential improvements, and future flexibility. At 174.25± acres, it is large enough to function as a true working and recreational farm while remaining a practical size for an individual or family to own, enjoy, and manage.