Walterboro Land for Sale

Walterboro Land for Sale

Welcome to Walterboro, South Carolina, a charming city nestled in the heart of Colleton County. Known as the "Dogwood Capital of South Carolina," Walterboro boasts a rich history, vibrant culture, and an abundance of natural beauty. With its picturesque landscapes, friendly community, and a slower pace of life, this hidden gem offers the perfect backdrop for those looking to invest in land for sale.

Walterboro is steeped in Southern charm, featuring historic architecture, quaint shops, and delightful dining options that showcase local flavors. The city is also home to the renowned South Carolina Artisans Center, where you can explore the works of talented local artists and craftsmen. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to love here, with nearby parks, nature trails, and the scenic Edisto River offering opportunities for hiking, fishing, and kayaking.

When it comes to land for sale, Walterboro presents an exciting opportunity for buyers seeking a peaceful retreat or a place to build their dream home. With spacious lots available, you can enjoy the tranquility of rural living while still being conveniently located near modern amenities. Whether you envision a sprawling estate, a cozy cottage, or a serene getaway, Walterboro's diverse landscapes and favorable climate make it an ideal location to turn your dreams into reality.

Investing in land in Walterboro means becoming part of a welcoming community that values tradition, nature, and neighborly connections. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of this enchanting city and experience the charm of Southern living at its finest!

Newest Walterboro Land for Sale

$1,600,000
26024327 MLS
Turnkey beef cattle ranch in the heart of the Lowcountry. Just over 200 contiguousacres across three adjoining parcels, this property offers an exceptional combination ofestablished farm infrastructure, silvopasture, timber, hunting, recreation, and private-estate potential. Formerly operated as Lightning Rock Land & Cattle, the farmsupported a successful direct-to-consumer beef cattle operation for the past five yearsand also raised horses, goats, chickens, ducks, and honeybees.The property has just over 50 acres fenced enclosing four individual paddocks, withgated primary and secondary entrances and fencing extending along the improvedaccess road. A separate clearing of approximately 3 acres was originally planned as thefuture homesite. The homesite includes a deep-well, underground electrical service trenched from Smoak Road, a covered 30' x 48' pole-barn/carport-style structure, and an RV site where the owners lived for three years. A permit to construct an underground onsite waste water system for a four bedroom house was approved in 2022; buyers should independently verify homesite and septic suitability. Originally a timber tract, extensive improvements include approximately 3,000 feet of underground water piping with multiple spigots, livestock fencing and gates, maintained firebreaks, and significant improvements to the Smoak Road entrance and drive. The robust cattle handling corral is built with 6-ft All-American Panels, an Arrowquip squeeze chute, and Gallagher scale. Extra panels are used for the cattle holding pen and horse round pen. Miles of established trails provide convenient side-by-side access throughout the property and make it easy to explore and maintain the land. The farm has been thoughtfully transformed through regenerative practices including rotational grazing, no-till planting, prescribed burning, multi-species grazing, and silvopasture--the integration of livestock within wooded areas. The timber offers generational income- from mature, thinned stands with pole pines to young pines nearing first thinning. Mature hardwoods are scattered throughout the property, adding to the farm's agricultural, recreational, and long-term land-use appeal. This property is not simply recreational acreage--it is a fully-functioning farm. Although the business itself is not being sold, the infrastructure already in place provides a significant head start for a new owner interested in continuing a cattle operation, diversified farm, or similar agricultural use. The owners have maintained extensive records documenting the farm's transformation, including six years of soil data, planting and lime applications, prescribed burns, and other land-management practices. They have also developed valuable relationships within the cattle, forestry, silvopasture, processing, and agricultural communities and are willing to share relevant information and resources with a serious buyer. The nearest USDA cattle butcher is located less than an hour away, while a USDA cattle, pig, lamb, chicken, and duck butcher is just under two hours away. The property has participated in University and non-profit agencies' agricultural and regenerative-farming cost-share programs; continued participation or eligibility would be subject to each program's requirements and approval. An outdoor enthusiast can escape from Charleston traffic in less than an hour. The varied habitat of open pasture, silvopasture, planted pines, mature woods, wetlands, and a natural creek supports an abundance of wildlife, including deer, turkey, rabbits, and ducks. Miles of trails, existing deer blinds and extensive acreage create excellent opportunities for hunting, wildlife observation, ATV riding, and year-round recreation. The active beehives further reflect the property's healthy and diverse natural environment. A creek crosses the northern portion of the property and adds to the natural beauty and wildlife habitat. The owners' residence on more than 13 acres is located diagonally across Barracada Road from the northern portion of the farm and will be offered through a separate residential listing. The home and its acreage may be purchased together with the farm, creating an extraordinary property totaling just under 220 acres. There is currently no direct vehicular connection between the residence and the farm due to the creek. Please refer to the separate residential listing for complete details and pricing. Whether you want to continue a regenerative cattle or diversified farming operation, create a horse farm or homestead, establish a private hunting and recreational retreat, or build a secluded country estate, this property is unlike anything else on the market in the Lowcountry. Select farm equipment--including an excavator, skid steer, 50-horsepower tractor and implements--may be available through separate negotiation but does not convey with the real estate. The property is being sold as three adjoining parcels totaling just over 200 acres. Acreage, boundaries, permitted uses, septic suitability, program eligibility and all other information important to the buyer should be independently verified.

1647 Smoak Road, Walterboro

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Melodie Smith from Listing Office: EXP Realty LLC.

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