The Burgess Road Tract is located along Burgess Road in South West Newberry County, only 12 miles from Newberry. The property boasts over 3,800 feet of paved county road frontage with multiple gated access points on either side of Burgess Road. The topography offers a gentle roll with mostly upland soil types suitable for a variety of applications. 81 % of this tract consists of 2-year-old genetically improved loblolly pine; this blank canvas offers the new owners an opportunity to implement their own new management and plans for the future. This property is bordered on two sides by a hardwood creek bottom that offers natural buffers that provide a nice year-round water source. The well-established internal road system provides ease of access to all portions of the property for management or recreational pursuits. In addition, there are several established wildlife openings and food plots that have been well maintained; these will provide the new owners the ability to begin spring and fall plantings for wildlife. The hardwood creek bottoms provide excellent travel corridors, a sustainable water source, and mast-producing oak trees for deer and wild turkey. The quality of deer herd and abundant populations of turkey make this a perfect weekend hunting retreat for families or a permanent residential site for a family compound. This property is a rare opportunity to own a large, well-managed tract of land in Newberry County in a private setting.

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Well stocked with genetically improved loblolly

2 bold water features

Conveniently located in close proximity to Lake Greenwood

Abundant wildlife populations

Paved road frontage