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Heelsplitter Tract
Description
533± Acres | Lancaster County, South Carolina
This exceptional 533-acre recreational timberland tract represents some of the most beautiful and ecologically significant land in Lancaster County. Protected by a conservation easement that preserves critical habitat for the Carolina Heelsplitter, the property balances long-term stewardship with continued productive use, offering approximately 250 acres available for sustainable forest management and 5 Acres not under easement restrictions.
The land features outstanding wildlife habitat, supporting healthy populations of whitetail deer, wild turkeys, and upland game, making it well-suited for both recreational enjoyment and conservation-minded ownership. Flat Creek meanders through the heart of the property, providing scenic water frontage, natural travel corridors for wildlife, and additional ecological value.
Access is provided via a deeded easement, ensuring privacy and seclusion while maintaining legal ingress and egress. The setting offers a rare combination of peace and tranquility without isolation-located just 15 minutes from Lancaster and 35-40 minutes from Charlotte, North Carolina.
This is a unique opportunity to own a large, protected timberland tract that blends conservation, recreation, and sustainable forestry in a highly desirable region of the South Carolina Piedmont.
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