Franklin Tract West
Little Salkehatchie Frontage
The ±304-acre Franklin Tract is located along Highway 21 in Colleton County, approximately 55 miles from Charleston and Savannah and 75 miles from Columbia.
The property features ±40 acres of open row crop land, ±38 acres of natural regeneration, and the balance in mature hardwoods along the Little Salkehatchie River. The row crop acreage offers an excellent opportunity to establish a dove field for wing shooting enthusiasts.
A diverse mix of habitats supports abundant wildlife, including whitetail deer, wild turkey, and waterfowl. Hardwood bottoms along the river provide mast-producing trees that further enhance the property’s wildlife appeal.
A potential ±7-acre pond site, surrounded by open fields, offers the opportunity to create a scenic homesite with an exceptional back porch view. The Little Salkehatchie River also provides access to freshwater fishing, known for its redbreast bream.
A logging road provides access into the river bottom hardwoods, adding both convenience and value.
This tract may be eligible for the WRE program (contact agent for details). A survey will be required, as a small portion of the parcel on the east side of Highway 21 will be retained (contact agent for details).
The property features ±40 acres of open row crop land, ±38 acres of natural regeneration, and the balance in mature hardwoods along the Little Salkehatchie River. The row crop acreage offers an excellent opportunity to establish a dove field for wing shooting enthusiasts.
A diverse mix of habitats supports abundant wildlife, including whitetail deer, wild turkey, and waterfowl. Hardwood bottoms along the river provide mast-producing trees that further enhance the property’s wildlife appeal.
A potential ±7-acre pond site, surrounded by open fields, offers the opportunity to create a scenic homesite with an exceptional back porch view. The Little Salkehatchie River also provides access to freshwater fishing, known for its redbreast bream.
A logging road provides access into the river bottom hardwoods, adding both convenience and value.
This tract may be eligible for the WRE program (contact agent for details). A survey will be required, as a small portion of the parcel on the east side of Highway 21 will be retained (contact agent for details).
