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13.25 Wooded Acres Near Chapin and Spring Hill High School
Description
Unique wooded land with residential potential, convenient to I-26 Chapin Exit and Spring Hill High School, in a well-established neighborhood of multi-acre lots near the Broad River.
Property has a history of pine forest management for more than 40 years, and the trees have been thinned twice. A long time ago, the area was used for subsistence farming and some wide terraces were created.
Good quality, multi-acre sites (7.39 acres and 11.52 acres), with relatively new, good quality houses border each side of this parcel.
While this acreage could be used to make a very good single residential site, similar land nearby, with similar zoning and land use conditions has been divided into house lots that are 4 to 6+ acres in size. Division into smaller house sites likely requires county and highway permitting based on surveying, approval of location of driveways and septic tests.
Owner makes no representations as to suitability for any given use, and will not accept offers contingent on financing.
Directions:
Property can be reached via US Hwy. #176 coming from Columbia. From Intersection of US 176 with Freshly Mill Road (stoplight at Spring Hill High School), proceed 2.3 miles up #176 and turn right onto Jake Eargle Road. Take the first left onto Ralph Counts Road and follow to the stop sign, turning right onto Wash Lever Road. After 0.25 miles, this wooded property begins on your right, just across from the entrance of gravel Burdell Fuller Road. The property is in mature pine trees and continues around the curve of Wash Lever Road.
As an alternative, take the Chapin exit for I-26 and turn right (away from Chapin). Follow Columbia Avenue for about 0.6 miles and turn left onto paved Martin Road, until coming to the stop sign on US 176 (Broad River Road). Come across the intersection (where the road name changes to Jake Eargle Road). Turn left onto Ralph Counts Road and then turn right at the stop sign onto Wash Lever Road as described above.
Showing Instructions:
Please contact agent if you wish to walk on the property, do not stop in traffic, and drive safely. The property can be viewed on RIchland County GIS web page and is the portion of Tax Map R02000-01-04 situated in the 13.25-acre pie-shaped piece on the south side of Wash Lever Road. The remainder of this tax parcel has been recently sold.
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