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Clarendon County, SC

This compact 57-acre getaway offers a balanced mix of comfort, simplicity, wild wings and big woods. Located just outside Summerton on the east side of Jack’s and Belser Creeks, The Bait Farm’s highlights include a 10-acre plant-and-flood duck impoundment with a well, pump, riser, and irrigation system. The impoundment sits between a gorgeous oak hill overlooking the creek and a small, renovated 3-bedroom 2-bathroom house. A small shed with walk-in cooler and a larger pole barn round out the vertical improvements. Both sheds could use some TLC, but both are functional and being used. This farm’s location on a hill above the junction of Jack’s Creek and Belser Creek makes it gamey – especially for its smaller size. The deer, turkeys, ducks are thick -- evidenced by ample impressive rubs and scrapes, numerous pockets of flooded oaks, and great roost habitat. Whether a stand-alone farm, bonus property or a satellite camp to nearby duck clubs, don’t let this one slip by.

Edisto Island, SC

One of Edisto Island’s coveted waterfront tracts, Brittan Point is a 255-acre peninsula farm with large agriculture fields, hundreds of live oaks, and frontage on both Sand Creek and Whooping Island Creek – both of which are deep and navigable on all tides. The property’s improvements include several storage sheds and a large barn, a rustic waterfront cabin with a 20-mile river view, and a nice deepwater dock.

Clarendon County, SC

Deep Creek Farm is a finished family getaway with a heavy focus on wingshooting. A four-bedroom renovated (new kitchen, screen porch, firepit patio) farmhouse overlooks a dove field and 75 acres of fenced duck impoundments that drain off into a hardwood creek. At least eight species of ducks have been identified on the property, included redheads, widgeon, gadwall, ringnecks and teal. As you can imagine, there are usually plenty of wood ducks. The dove field is consistently productive. A couple bonus points include a new metal barn and 500 acres of almost-contiguous leased property (mature pines, hardwoods, fields, and creek) that has proven very productive for turkeys and deer. The property is an hour and a half from Charleston and 15 minutes from Manning. Easy, ready to go, diverse property. No conservation easement.

Williamsburg County, SC

Located a few minutes north of downtown Kingstree, Eastland Farm is a rare find in the world of recreational getaways – particularly in today’s market. This diverse property is right at 100 acres, and utilizes every one of them. The gate opens between brushed-over dirt berms for road privacy, and a winding rocked driveway leads you beside a fenced dove field, through beautiful mature hardwood heads, beside a stocked fish pond, and down a long field edge to a new three-bedroom cottage. The off-grid house is set up appropriately with new well and septic field, tankless water heater, new stainless appliances, granite countertops, a front stoop (with football or wildlife views as options), a new shed, carport, firepit, woodshed, and plenty more – well worth a visit. Trails lead off from the home base in multiple directions – East, to a 30-acre block of huge hardwoods (tulip trees, swamp chestnut oaks, willow oaks, hickories, and more) complete with great woods trails and small shooting plots. Deer, turkeys, and woodcocks are all proven quarry. South and west of the cottage are two more nice blocks of timber, mostly mature pine, also set up with trails and openings. It’s a truly comfortable family place – for hunting, farming, fishing, and relaxing. Furnishings and equipment could be available for purchase separately.

Florence County, SC

Kingsburg is a small community just northeast of Johnsonville on the west bank of the Big Pee Dee River. The 554-acre King Lake Farm is essentially the heart of the best properties in that Kingsburg area, with 80-foot river bluffs, a 20+ acre cypress-dotted lake, hardwood hills, ag fields, plant and flood duck impoundments and productive bass ponds. This property has hosted great dove and duck hunts for multiple generations, and it’s well known for healthy deer and turkey populations. As most Pee Dee-region family farms go, the land was once coveted for wild quail – and some of those signature bi-color patches and woods features still remain. This is an ideal family getaway with quality living, fishing and hunting opportunities. King Lake Farm is 40 miles north of Georgetown, convenient to the coastal communities of Horry and Georgetown Counties.

Williamsburg County, SC

This 1784-acre family legacy property of Longlands Planation’s is located on either side of River Road in Suttons, SC. Managed along with tens of thousands of acres of similarly diverse, thriving woodlands, the “Hill” property is legendary in Williamsburg County for its landscape and wildlife. Its proximity to the Santee River’s north bank and vast hardwood bottomlands makes it a prime spot for quality deer, turkeys, doves, quail, ducks and freshwater fish. The tract has several well-known lakes, creeks and ponds, including a limestone spring-connected “Blue Hole”, Chapel Branch, and the Horse Pond. Rolling topography, ag fields of every size, loblolly, mature longleaf, white oak creek edges. . . the list goes on. Most importantly, Longlands Plantation holdings rarely if ever come to market, so this opportunity is quite rare.

Georgetown, SC

This 87-acre property fully encompasses two important categories: Family getaway, and entertainment spot. With its six-bedroom house, tricked-out party barn, huge lawn dotted with oaks and pines, pond, creek, duck impoundment, and dock on Black River, Oatland is an inviting, turn-key gem.

Edisto Island, SC

In the coastal plain, it’s increasingly rare to find quality acreage on deep saltwater. Steamboat Farm on Edisto Island is a perfect example of that dream place – combining all the elements of the salt marsh, deepwater dock life, live oak woods, agriculture fields, and living quarters. Formerly owned by John Seabrook and D.D. Dodge, this southern wing of the larger Seabrook Plantation was a quiet gem for several family’s generations.

Charleston, SC

Sitting on the doorstep of Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, and wedged between the Francis Marion National Forest and Intracoastal Waterway, Windfall is a place that defines the importance of location. On the outskirts of the old McClellanville village, 40 minutes north of Mount Pleasant and less than a half hour south of Georgetown, this 161-acre getaway has provided decades of family memories on land and water – from dock time to deer stand, pig-pickings to quiet solitude around a fire, screen porch to boat rides, and plenty more.