Tucked away along SC Highway 9, this exceptional Pee Dee tract offers the kind of setting that feels timeless—where tall pines whisper in the breeze and hardwood bottoms tell stories of generations past. With roughly 25 acres of planted pine and 45 acres of mixed hardwoods, the land carries both beauty and purpose, providing outstanding habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, wild hogs, small game, and upland birds.

A gated entrance opens to a thoughtfully laid internal road system, making the property easy to enjoy year-round. Whether you’re riding through on a cool fall morning or slipping quietly toward a deer stand at daylight, the land is laid out to be used and appreciated. A graded foundation is already in place for a pole barn or metal building—ideal for a hunting lodge, equipment storage, or a future retreat where stories are swapped and memories are made. With no HOA and no building restrictions, the land is yours to shape as you see fit. Water and electricity are available at the highway, offering convenience without sacrificing the rural feel.

The location is as appealing as the land itself. Spend mornings on the river, with public boat landings on the Lumber River just 6 miles away and the Little Pee Dee River only 7 miles from the gate. The RV campground at Little Pee Dee State Park is nearby for guests and weekend getaways. You’re minutes from Lake View, a short drive to I-95, and within easy reach of Lumberton and Florence. When the mood strikes for salt air, it’s a straight, 44-mile drive down Highway 9 to North Myrtle Beach.

This is a place for early mornings, long evenings, and quiet nights under wide Carolina skies—a property that offers privacy, tradition, and the freedom to create something lasting in the heart of the South.