17+/- Acres, Wallace, Marlboro County, Sc Land for Sale

Description

Versatile 17+/- Acre Parcel on Highway 9, Wallace, SC – Ideal for Multiple Uses.

Discover the possibilities with this expansive 17+/- acre parcel of land located on Highway 9 in Wallace, SC. Boasting excellent accessibility and visibility, this plot could be considered for a variety of uses including homesite, commercial, recreational activities, and agricultural investments. 

Its strategic location near Cheraw and Bennettsville and proximity to Laurinburg, Rockingham, I-95, and I-73 further enhances its appeal.

This property features gently rolling topography with a mix of gravelly loamy sand, loam, and mucky loam soils, offering diverse land-use options. GIS infrared indicates healthy vegetation, making it ideal for agricultural use, tree farming, or maintaining its natural beauty. 

The area is rich with wildlife, including deer, wild turkey, and other small game, perfect for hunting and outdoor enthusiasts. Frontage on Highway 9 ensures easy access, enhancing the potential for use. Additionally, this parcel lies within an Opportunity Zone, offering potential tax incentives for investors.

The recreational potential of this property is significant. With deer, wild turkey, and other small game, it is a hunter’s paradise. The natural landscape provides a perfect setting for hiking, camping, making it an ideal spot for a private nature retreat where one can relax and enjoy the serene surroundings.

The agricultural and investment potential of this land is equally impressive. The healthy vegetation and diverse soil composition make it suitable for growing trees, providing a sustainable investment opportunity through timber production and carbon capture. The fertile soils are ideal for various agricultural pursuits, including crop cultivation, orchards, or livestock grazing. Planting trees on this land can contribute to carbon sequestration efforts, offering environmental benefits and potential income through carbon credits.

Soil composition includes Cowarts Gravelly Loamy Sand, Coxville Loam, Johnston Mucky Loam (in frequently flooded areas), Smithboro Silt Loam, and Uchee Gravelly Sand. These diverse soils offer a range of possibilities for land use and agricultural development.

Nearby amenities enhance the property’s appeal. Cheraw, known for its historic charm and modern conveniences, offers shopping, dining, and cultural experiences. Bennettsville provides additional amenities including healthcare, education, and recreational facilities. Laurinburg and Rockingham further enhance the appeal with more urban amenities and employment opportunities.

This versatile land is perfect for those seeking a blend of recreational enjoyment, agricultural investment or other uses. The strategic location, combined with the natural beauty and potential tax benefits, makes this a standout property in northeastern South Carolina.