Hightower Road Tract
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The Hightower Road Tract is listed at $688,900 for approximately 86.04 acres in Chester County, South Carolina, which works out to about $8,007 per acre. The asking price is currently unchanged.
The property is situated along Hightower Road just south of SC Highway 9, near the rural community of Fort Lawn in Chester County, South Carolina. It offers approximately 700 feet of road frontage for direct access. From the tract, Interstate 77 in Richburg is about 12 minutes away, Charlotte, North Carolina is roughly 50 minutes away, and Columbia, South Carolina is approximately one hour away.
The tract is described as turnkey for the outdoorsman. Six established food plots are spread throughout the property, and an extensive internal road system allows access by truck, ATV, or side-by-side to nearly every corner of the land. The combination of young pine plantations, mature pine cover, and hardwood corridors along natural drainages creates strong conditions for deer and turkey hunting.
The property contains multiple timber stands at different ages. Approximately 28.30 acres are planted in 2-year-old loblolly pine, about 18.7 acres consist of 12-year-old loblolly pine approaching future thinning stage, and roughly 25 acres of 32-year-old loblolly pine offer near-term timber management potential. Additional acreage includes mixed hardwoods along natural drainages that contribute to habitat diversity and water quality protection.
Public water and sewer utilities are located within approximately 300 feet of the property. With the assistance of a qualified engineer and subject to approval by the appropriate municipal or county authorities, there may be potential for future connection to those services, which could provide additional long-term development or investment considerations.
Yes, the property is currently enrolled in agricultural use for forestry, which typically provides a reduced tax assessment. Any change in use by the buyer that triggers a penalty under that program will be the responsibility of the buyer, so prospective purchasers should factor that into their planning before making any use changes.
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