The property is truly turnkey for the outdoorsman. Six well-established food plots are already in place throughout the tract, creating prime hunting locations and excellent wildlife habitat. An extensive internal road system allows convenient access to nearly every portion of the property, making it easy to navigate by truck, ATV, or side-by-side. The road network also supports ongoing forest management activities and provides convenient access to hunting stands and food plots across the tract.

Timber resources on the property are diverse and well distributed among multiple stand ages, providing both current and future management opportunities. Approximately 28.30 acres are planted in 2-year-old loblolly pine, representing a young, vigorous stand that will continue to grow and add long-term value. Roughly 18.7 acres consist of 12-year-old loblolly pine approaching the stage where future thinning will help improve stand quality and promote sawtimber growth. Approximately 25 acres of 32-year-old loblolly pine offer near-term timber management potential while also providing excellent cover and bedding habitat for wildlife. Additional acreage includes mixed hardwoods located along natural drainages that enhance habitat diversity and help protect water quality.

For hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, this tract offers excellent deer and turkey hunting opportunities. The combination of established food plots, mature pine cover, young plantation habitat, and hardwood corridors creates ideal conditions for wildlife movement and year-round forage. Properties with this level of habitat diversity and established infrastructure are increasingly difficult to find in the region.

In addition to its recreational appeal, the property also benefits from nearby infrastructure. Public water and sewer utilities are located within approximately 300 feet of the property. With the assistance of a qualified engineer and subject to approval by the appropriate municipal or county authorities, there may be potential for future connection to these services, providing additional long-term development or investment considerations.

Chester County is well known for its strong timber base and rural character within the South Carolina Piedmont. The Fort Lawn area developed historically as a small agricultural and transportation community and continues to maintain its quiet countryside atmosphere today. The region’s productive soils and favorable climate have long supported pine forestry, making timberland ownership a practical and sustainable land use throughout the county. The area is also recognized for its abundant wildlife populations and outdoor recreation opportunities.

Whether you are searching for a recreational hunting property, a managed timberland investment, or a private escape within comfortable driving distance of Charlotte, the Hightower Road Tract offers a compelling combination of location, access, habitat diversity, and long-term potential.

Property is currently enrolled in ag use for forestry. Any use changes by buyer that iniate penalty will be responsibility of the buyer.