Jasper, SC Inactive Farm Land with Boating

History Ticton Hall, as it was first known in the early 1800s, was owned by Mr. John Heyward. He was also the owner of nearby Chelsea, Sandy Hill, Rose Hill and Pickpocket Plantations. Mr. Heyward and his wife, Constantia Pritchard, married in 1829 a

History Ticton Hall, as it was first known in the early 1800s, was owned by Mr. John Heyward. He was also the owner of nearby Chelsea, Sandy Hill, Rose Hill, and Pickpocket Plantations. Mr. Heyward and his wife, Constantia Pritchard, married in 1829

Currently, Ticton Hall offers six well-established quail courses covering 800+/- acres of ideal habitat. The courses offer an excellent mixture of cover including bunch grasses, sedges, warm-season native grasses as well as forbs and legume food sour

Description Ticton Hall West is one of the most premier properties to be offered to the marketplace in quite some time. Since the mid to late 1800s, this property was part of Chelsea Plantation and has never been offered as a divided parcel. Currentl

Ticton Hall East is one of the most premier properties to be offered to the marketplace in quite some time. Since the mid to late 1800s, this property was part of Chelsea Plantation and has never been offered as a divided parcel. Currently, Ticton Ha

Ticton Hall East is one of the most premier properties to be offered to the marketplace in quite some time. Since the mid to late 1800s, this property was part of Chelsea Plantation and has never been offered as a divided parcel. Currently, Ticton Ha