Fair Acres spans approximately 228.1 acres in Calhoun County, South Carolina, near the town of St. Matthews. The property is conveniently situated less than 20 minutes from Orangeburg and about 40 minutes from Columbia, making it an accessible weekend retreat or investment for city-based buyers.

Fair Acres is listed at $1,094,880, which works out to $4,800 per acre. The sale type is a set price, meaning the price is established rather than offered by auction or negotiation format.

The property is well stocked with varying ages of loblolly pine, with planting dates ranging from 2017 to 2020. There is also an additional approximately 72 acres along Moorer Road that has been site-prepped and is scheduled to be planted. About 10 acres of mature hardwoods add diversity to the timber stands, and bottomland hardwoods provide additional habitat variety throughout the tract.

Fair Acres offers strong habitat diversity through its mix of upland pines and bottomland hardwoods, which is well suited for holding wild game. The varying timber stands are connected by a well-designed internal road system for easy access, and the centrally located pond adds to the appeal for anyone interested in recreational use of the land.

There are no conservation easements on Fair Acres, which means you are free to manage the land to meet your own objectives. That said, the absence of an easement also leaves open the potential for future opportunities to add to a conservation legacy if that becomes a goal down the road.

Yes, Fair Acres is located within an Opportunity Zone, which can allow for maximum flexibility for land use and future development. Additionally, over 70 percent of the property contains soils classified as prime or important farmland, which supports higher productivity, easier land management, and stronger long-term investment value.

Fair Acres spans approximately 228.1 acres in Calhoun County, South Carolina, near the town of St. Matthews. The property is conveniently situated less than 20 minutes from Orangeburg and about 40 minutes from Columbia, making it an accessible weekend retreat or investment for city-based buyers.

Fair Acres is listed at $1,094,880, which works out to $4,800 per acre. The sale type is a set price, meaning the price is established rather than offered by auction or negotiation format.

The property is well stocked with varying ages of loblolly pine, with planting dates ranging from 2017 to 2020. There is also an additional approximately 72 acres along Moorer Road that has been site-prepped and is scheduled to be planted. About 10 acres of mature hardwoods add diversity to the timber stands, and bottomland hardwoods provide additional habitat variety throughout the tract.

Fair Acres offers strong habitat diversity through its mix of upland pines and bottomland hardwoods, which is well suited for holding wild game. The varying timber stands are connected by a well-designed internal road system for easy access, and the centrally located pond adds to the appeal for anyone interested in recreational use of the land.

There are no conservation easements on Fair Acres, which means you are free to manage the land to meet your own objectives. That said, the absence of an easement also leaves open the potential for future opportunities to add to a conservation legacy if that becomes a goal down the road.

Yes, Fair Acres is located within an Opportunity Zone, which can allow for maximum flexibility for land use and future development. Additionally, over 70 percent of the property contains soils classified as prime or important farmland, which supports higher productivity, easier land management, and stronger long-term investment value.