Long, lean, and linear, the Pittman Road Tract is a unique rural property ready for some vision. Most of the land is open farmland with some hardwoods on the northern end. Currently, the ag fields are grown up in broom straw vegetation, but this could easily be brought back to productivity. Rectangular in shape, measuring approximately 4,100’ x 883’, this property would make a great spot for row crop farming, sod production, Bermuda hay, or an equestrian mini farm with plenty of pasture. Tow in your reel-type traveler irrigation system and you are good to go. There is little diversity, but the adjoining properties are a farm, planted pine, and hardwoods. The shape and topography make this a perfect spot for a private airstrip too.

This rural Calhoun County property is located on the high western hills of the Santee-Wateree River Basin. Just a few hundred yards from the headwaters of L...