TBD Highway 308 Galivants Ferry, SC 29544

A hunter's dream property to live and hunt on with 11.5 acres of high rolling cropland, 1-acre pond, 13.5 acres of massive hardwood trees and pine timber just off HWY 308 in Galivant's Ferry section of Western Horry County! Stop what you are doing and take a look at this property! This tract literally has it all wrapped up in 26 beautiful, accessible acres. If you have been looking for the perfect tract of land to come on the market, your just in time for this 26-acre masterpiece in western Horry County and in the Aynor School District! The rolling ridge line along the western boundary resemble something you would see in Richland or Kershaw Counties in the Midlands with massive oaks and pine trees towering above. And the rear of the property contains a mature stand of loblolly pine with large hardwoods intertwined throughout and then the massive Lake Swamp proper just across the property boundary. This tract has perfect wildlife habitat, a one-acre pond, and a ton of usable land all wrapped up in one package. The fields are high and dry to build a home, created a ranch, or build a series of homes for the developer in mind. The tract has 185-feet of road frontage along HWY 308. The open and wooded lands are diverse and laid out perfectly for a tract well suited to build a home, create a farm, and have a hunting mecca right out the back door. Lake Swamp is well known in Horry County to harbor some of the largest bucks in the county a dense population of wild turkey. And after seeing some of the trail camera footage on this site, the new owner will have to set up an account at their favored taxidermist! This tract is ideal for the hunter looking for an excellent place to hunt, but it also has an excellent potential to erect a country home or a 3-story mansion with barns and a dozen horses anywhere between the rear swampy edges and the blacktop. Soils in the high grounds are mapped as Blanton, Kenansville, and Norfolk that are fertile for growing crops or they could be ideal for septic systems and a new development within close proximity to Conway and Myrtle Beach. The tract is in the Aynor School District.