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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.
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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