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479 Autumn Dr
Ridgeway, SC 29130
Half Oak Farm · Land For Sale
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131.00 AC
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- Social Distance on this beautiful property in old world Ridgeway, SC.
PROPERTY FACTS
| Property Type | Land | Proposed Use | Hold For Investment |
| Property Subtype | Agricultural | Total Lot Size | 131.00 AC |
| Zoning | Agricultural - Low Density Residential | ||
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Subtype | Agricultural |
| Proposed Use | Hold For Investment |
| Total Lot Size | 131.00 AC |
| Zoning | Agricultural - Low Density Residential |
DESCRIPTION
131+ Acres of South Carolina History. Less than 60 miles from downtown Charlotte, NC and less than 25 miles from Columbia, SC. A unique opportunity for an outdoor enthusiast or a gentleman farmer prospector. This offer is a turn-key operation which includes around $40,000 in equipment. To learn more and see videos, please visit http://www.1031Hunter.com . Roughly 120 acres of Timber primarily hardwood ranging from 20-70 years old, 7+ Acres of Fields, and roughly 4 acres of creeks and access roads. This is a beautiful property with limited pines and gorgeous hardwood terrain full of acorn producing trees with three unique ridges and creek bottom flora. This property line has around 3/4 of a mile frontage along Sawney’s Creek, with two creeks that merge to one. You must see the beauty and SC treasures within this property! The Farmhouse (classified as a “shed”) dates back to the 1700’s and was moved from the original location in Lexington county. When moved to Half Oak Farm, the structure was placed on pre-Civil War granite slabs that were once part of the SC Statehouse. From 1995-1998 the SC Statehouse underwent a $+51 Million renovation to include earthquake improvements. These pieces of granite were removed to make way for the “earthquake isolators”. Utilities include electricity run to the cabin, a well, and pump.
