This 0.98 ± acre parcel is located in the same established Barnwell County neighborhood as the nearby Live Oak Lane tract. Positioned just off Summer Drive, the lot offers a wooded setting with mature trees and a setting consistent with the surrounding residential and mixed-use properties. The parcel is offered “as is,” and no owner financing is available.

Covenants for this neighborhood permit either residential construction or small-scale farming activities. Any residence must be a traditional stick-built home with a minimum of 1,800 square feet. Buyers should review all covenants directly and confirm compliance with local building and zoning regulations. The property’s size and natural cover offer flexibility for a future homesite while maintaining manageable maintenance needs.

Summer Drive connects to Highway 278, providing straightforward access to regional amenities and nearby towns. Barnwell, the county seat, is approximately 4 miles south-southwest. Blackville lies roughly 8 to 9 miles to the northeast, Williston is about 8 to 9 miles to the west-northwest, and Elko is approximately 6 miles to the northwest. These distances offer convenient access to groceries, services, and general supplies while maintaining a rural atmosphere.

The lot’s topography and tree cover support a range of layout options for a homesite, garden area, or small agricultural use, consistent with the allowed purposes under the covenants. As with any rural parcel, buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding soil conditions, septic placement, well or utility access, and any other site-specific considerations.

This parcel may suit buyers seeking a buildable residential tract within a quiet rural neighborhood that also allows limited agricultural use. Its size, access, and covenants make it suitable for establishing a primary residence or a modest homestead. With the property sold “as is,” prospective buyers should verify all conditions and plan accordingly for financing or cash purchase.