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Sinclair Farm offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of classic Lowcountry countryside. Situated on 108 ± acres, the property has been cherished by the same family for generations and features a charming farmhouse originally built circa 1927, blending historic character with thoughtful updates including a new roof installed in 2025.
Approximately 31 ± acres of tillable farmland are divided into two productive fields - one located at the front of the property and another toward the rear - offering excellent potential for continued farming, leasing, or wildlife food plots. The remaining acreage consists of mature planted loblolly pines, along with an additional stand of young ±4-year-old loblolly, providing both future timber value and excellent wildlife habitat. The layout of the mature pines would lend itself well to the creation of two quail courses with minimal effort, making this property especially appealing for sporting or recreational use.
The 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home sits in a picturesque setting surrounded by mature trees and traditional farm structures that reflect the property's long agricultural history. Nearby, the farm's barns rest beneath the shade of century-old pecan trees and camellias, creating a timeless Southern landscape that feels both peaceful and authentic.
With its combination of historic charm, productive farmland, valuable timber stands, and exceptional wildlife potential, this property represents the kind of legacy farm that rarely comes available.
Directions:
From The Hampton County Court House Turn on HWY 601 and travel for 1.9 miles, Turn left onto Pocotaligo Road and travel for 2 miles, Turn right onto Hickory Hill Road and travel for 1.9 Miles, Turn left onto State Rd S-25-51 and travel for 1.7 Miles and the destination will be on your right.
