The McDowell-Lynches River Tract is listed at a set price of $1,500,000. The price is currently unchanged from its original listing.

The tract totals approximately 345 acres in Lee County, South Carolina. It features a combination of uplands with mature planted pine and bottomland hardwoods that lead down to the Lynches River, including food plots, hardwood drains, and a small pond along the eastern border.

The McDowell-Lynches River Tract is well suited for hunting, fishing, and general outdoor recreation. The property supports deer, turkey, ducks, and wild hogs, and includes 2,649 feet of river frontage where you can launch a kayak or fish. Timber roads and ATV trails provide access throughout, making it easy to explore the full acreage.

There is currently no cabin or clubhouse on the property. That gives a buyer the freedom to design and build their own structure, whether that is a barndominium, tractor shed, house, or a simple river shack.

Approximately 80.9 acres of the tract are under a Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP) easement, which consists of planted loblolly pine. The remaining roughly 264 acres are fee simple ownership with no such easement, meaning all options and conservation strategies remain available on that portion. The property description notes that the fee simple acreage includes full ownership of land, timber, and mineral rights.

The listing agent is Curtis Spencer, a Real Estate Salesperson licensed in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia with over 22 years of experience selling rural property. He can be reached by cell at (803) 491-4832 or by office phone at (803) 773-5461, extension 236. He is based in Sumter, South Carolina, and is familiar with the local area.

The McDowell-Lynches River Tract is listed at a set price of $1,500,000. The price is currently unchanged from its original listing.

The tract totals approximately 345 acres in Lee County, South Carolina. It features a combination of uplands with mature planted pine and bottomland hardwoods that lead down to the Lynches River, including food plots, hardwood drains, and a small pond along the eastern border.

The McDowell-Lynches River Tract is well suited for hunting, fishing, and general outdoor recreation. The property supports deer, turkey, ducks, and wild hogs, and includes 2,649 feet of river frontage where you can launch a kayak or fish. Timber roads and ATV trails provide access throughout, making it easy to explore the full acreage.

There is currently no cabin or clubhouse on the property. That gives a buyer the freedom to design and build their own structure, whether that is a barndominium, tractor shed, house, or a simple river shack.

Approximately 80.9 acres of the tract are under a Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP) easement, which consists of planted loblolly pine. The remaining roughly 264 acres are fee simple ownership with no such easement, meaning all options and conservation strategies remain available on that portion. The property description notes that the fee simple acreage includes full ownership of land, timber, and mineral rights.

The listing agent is Curtis Spencer, a Real Estate Salesperson licensed in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia with over 22 years of experience selling rural property. He can be reached by cell at (803) 491-4832 or by office phone at (803) 773-5461, extension 236. He is based in Sumter, South Carolina, and is familiar with the local area.