North Hendrix boasts an impressive 2,213 +/- acres of well stocked planted loblolly pine in various ages, and an additional 38 +/- acres of longleaf pine, all supported by exceptional soils ideal for timber production. A quality road system threads throughout the property, offering easy access across the entire footprint of the Plantation. There are multiple access points on Highway 321 on the Western boundary, and Pleasant Hill Road on the Eastern boundary; the property boasts 13,700 +/- feet of frontage along Highway 321 and 4,755 +/- feet of frontage along Pleasant Hill Road. Timber volumes are available upon request for qualified buyers.

For the sportsman, North Hendrix offers an exceptional hunting experience. The Plantation is well known for its outstanding whitetail deer and wild turkey huntingboth supported by the regions extended game seasons and liberal bag limits that allow for ample time in the field. With the property's expansive footprint, you will never run out of opportunities to explore. Across the property, numerous elevated deer stands and strategically placed baiting sites create ideal setups for a variety of wind and habitat conditions. The propertys diverse mix of timber, replanted pine stands, and managed understory supports a thriving game population, with a long history of producing trophy-class whitetails and strong, consistent turkey numbers year after year. Whether youre patterning a mature buck in the early season or calling gobblers through the woods come spring, North Hendrix delivers a superior sporting experience.

Settle in after the hunt at the cozy two-bedroom, one-bath hunting lodge, and take advantage of the 65'x45' tractor shed featuring two additional bedrooms and a bath perfect for housing buddies, storing equipment, and swapping stories at days end.

Nearby Plantations include The Pineland, Pleasant Hill, Swan Hill, Hidden Oaks, Tara, Tye Branch, Black Swamp, and many others.

North Hendrix stands as a timeless South Carolina sporting and investment treasure where the areas traditions run deep, the land works hard, and every acre invites you to leave your mark. There are no conservation easements on North Hendrix, providing maximum flexibility for future ownership whether your vision leans toward continued timber management, habitat enhancement, full scale development, or the creation of a protected sporting legacy property through a future conservation easement.