$285,000
If you’re looking for an affordable, game-rich hunting property that’s ready to hunt this season, this 48± acre tract deserves your attention. A newly established internal road system provides easy access throughout the property, simplifying access to stands, food plots, and every corner of the land. Spring 2026, a food plot was established after Clemson University professionally tested the soil. The recommended amendments were applied, resulting in an outstanding stand of milo, iron clay peas, and buckwheat. Not only has the plot produced exceptional forage, but these crops are also continuing to improve the soil in preparation for this coming Fall’s planting. The property features an excellent mix of habitat. Thick, healthy juvenile pines provide outstanding bedding and security cover, while mature white oaks scattered throughout the tract offer a dependable hard mast food source that will attract deer as acorns begin to fall. Beautiful Spur Creek forms the northern boundary, creating a scenic hardwood bottom and natural travel corridor. This transition zone is exactly the type of terrain mature whitetails prefer, providing cover, water, and natural movement between bedding and feeding areas. Several established shooting lanes are ready for opening day. One of the premier stand locations overlooks the property’s largest white oak - a location that's sure to become a hotspot when acorns begin dropping this Fall. To make this property truly turn-key, the sale includes a Maverick hunting blind and two tripod stands, allowing the new owner to step in and start hunting immediately. The property has a proven history of wildlife activity, with mature bucks regularly traveling the property and the thunderous gobbles of longbeards echoing through the creek bottom all spring long. More trail camera photos available upon request. Whether you’re searching for your own hunting retreat, a family getaway, or an investment in South Carolina land, this property offers everything needed for an incredible season from day one.
Blacks Mill Road, Iva
