Ask Stan Swofford
This well rounded hunting, timber and recreational property just north of Barnwell and just off of Hwy 278 on Fellowship Rd offers a lot of diversity of a little over 200 acres, including mature pines, various aged hardwoods, upland and bottomland, creeks, flooded wet weather ponds, open fields, food plots, and a good road system. This land borders Buck Creek, and the Bolen Pond backwaters. The combination of high sandy ridges and low creek bottoms are ideal for chasing whitetail deer and eastern wild turkey, along with good potential for duck and dove hunting as well. There is good pine timber value spread around in different portions of the property, which actually consists of 3 different adjoining tax parcels paired together, which consists of approximately 25 acres on the west side of Fellowship Rd, and the remainder of the acreage being directly across on the east side of the road. The GIS calculated total acreage here is actually 231 acres, but the county deeded acreage records show a total of 216.77. The two larger fields are around 4 acres each. There is also a smaller open half acre food plot in the back corner of the property on a high bluff that overlooks Buck Creek that would make an ideal cabin site, or a great stand and plot for wildlife. The 25 +\- acres across the road on the western side could also make an ideal wooded private site for a home or cabin. For the larger portion eastern side of the property, there’s a gated entrance on the northern most side of the parcel, and also a legal easement road with a gated entrance on the southern side, for if the property were to ever need to be divided, etc. Please contact the listing broker for more info and for private showings.
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