Wild Turkey Farm
60-Acre Recreational Tract Near Nichols, SC Hunting, Weekend Getaway, and Expansion Potential
This 60 acre parcel offers a rare opportunity to own a private slice of the countryside near the wildlife-rich Lumber River, just minutes from town yet completely immersed in nature. Located near Nichols, South Carolina, the tract is part of a larger property and has not yet been surveyedgiving you the flexibility to adjust boundary lines and even add more acreage if desired.
Whether you're looking for a hunting retreat, a weekend getaway, or a future homestead, this property delivers peace, space, and natural beauty with room to grow.
Prime Location:
Only 35 miles from North Myrtle Beach
17 miles to Loris and Galivants Ferry
Close to the Lumber River, ideal for kayaking, fishing, and exploring with Rice Field Cove Landing 3.5 miles to the south.
Property Features:
A great mix of woods and open areas, ...
A great mix of woods and open areas, ideal for deer, turkey, and small game hunting
Plenty of room for a weekend cabin, camper site, or future homestead
Access via a well-maintained road, with potential for utilities nearby
Borders a Canal that connects to the Lumber River on the north side.
Investment & Customization Opportunity:
Proposed boundary line flexibility for buyers to shape the parcel to suit their needs
Option to purchase additional acreage for expanded use or investment
No final survey final acreage and price to be determined based on agreed division
This is an ideal property for recreational use, a rural retreat, or even a future homestead. The nearby rivers, proximity to the beach, and hunting potential make this a rare and versatile opportunity.
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