Wild, remote, and still convenient to our coastal SC community, the just-listed Bottomland property is a nature-lover’s dream. Sitting in a switchback curve of Wadmacon creek on the upper reaches of the North Santee River, Bottomland is a 128.4 +/- acre mature hardwood forest dotted with giant overcup and white oaks, cypress sloughs, pine patches, and a few woods roads. Turkeys, deer, wild pigs, woodcock, wood ducks, and excellent freshwater fishing are all part of the landscape and the neighborhood. The tract is a long way from road noise and presents a cool opportunity to build a riverfront camp somewhere on the 1.4 miles of linear water frontage. Bottomland’s owner and seller is a local land trust, and the property is in the process of being protected by a conservation easement. Within reasonable guidelines, this easement will allow an owner to build structures, create food plots, harvest timber and exercise a number of other rights that would fit its location and composition.