117.25 Acres in Hartsville, SC - $635,000
Hidden House
The Hidden House property offers an unparalleled blend of privacy, natural beauty, and outdoor recreation. Spanning 117.25 acres of undulating terrain with sandy soil, the estate is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The expansive longleaf pine plantations, varying from pre-merchantable to over 20 years old, create a serene and secluded atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.
The property is a prime spot for hunting, with an abundance of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and even quail, making it ideal for game enthusiasts. The thriving pine straw operation adds both beauty and functionality to the land. For those interested in expanding the outdoor recreational opportunities, the property’s spring-fed pond can be enhanced further.
The residence itself is ingeniously integrated into the hillside, with one side covered in soil, all...
The residence itself is ingeniously integrated into the hillside, with one side covered in soil, allowing it to blend seamlessly into the landscape. This 1,476-square-foot home offers two bedrooms, two baths, a kitchen/dining area, a living room, and laundry facilities. A walk-in cooler, perfect for processing game, adds to the property’s allure as a hunting lodge or rural retreat. Two varieties of cultivated grape vines near the house add a touch of charm and agricultural potential.
Located just off Ruby Road at Hidden House Drive, this estate offers a peaceful and private setting, yet it’s conveniently accessiblea short 40-minute drive to Florence, SC, 1 hour and 15 minutes to Columbia, and less than two hours to the state capital. The nearby Sandhills National Wildlife Refuge and Sandhills State Forest enhance the appeal for those who love outdoor exploration and wildlife conservation.
This property is perfect for anyone seeking a secluded homesite, offering a rare opportunity to own a private, rural retreat with excellent hunting and recreational potential, all within reach of major cities.
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