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Fellowship Road Tract # 1
Description
The Fellowship Tract 1 is located in upper Barnwell County—an area well known for its exceptional whitetail deer population—Tract 1 spans approximately 70 acres west of Fellowship Road and features a diverse mix of 30 acres of 12-year-old longleaf pine, 28 acres of 3-year-old loblolly plantation, and hardwood drains that enhance its ecological value. The western boundary is framed by the scenic Rosemary Creek, offering both natural beauty and a reliable water source.
The tract has been thoughtfully managed by tree planting and prescribed burning to enhance timber production, pine straw raking, and wildlife habitat, supporting species like deer, turkey, and quail. The longleaf pine stands are nearing readiness for pine straw harvest, providing potential for steady annual income. The 3 – year-old loblolly’s are growing beautifully and provide excellent thickets for wildlife cover.
Conveniently situated just south of Williston and only 30 minutes from Aiken, SC, the Fellowship Road tracts blend strong investment potential with the peace and charm of quiet country living, making them well-suited for a rural home site, recreational retreat, or income-producing property.
Whether you are looking for a single investment or a larger landholding, the three Fellowship Road tracts can be purchased separately or together to suit your goals.
