The Oak Hills Tract is a uniquely forested property in southern Fairfield County. Many piedmont tracts have had all of the natural hardwood harvested except for steep slopes or what was minimally required for stream buffers, but not the Oak Hills Tract. The property features 45 acres of mostly upland hardwood species including a variety of red and white oaks. Between the hardwood drains are pine stands, including 27 acres of 15 year old natural pine and 37 acres of 15 year old planted pines. Deer and turkey habitat is excellent and will continue to improve with prudent management of the pine stands. There are multiple sites for cabins, stands or game patches to enjoy the shade of large oaks. A well-developed network of trails provides access throughout the property. There are several potential pond sites with one already designated by the Corps of Engineers as not requiring a permit. The gentle topography in the pine stands facilitates road enhancements, game patch and firebreak establishment or conversion to other recreational uses. The recreational development potential is exceptional.

Ready to Enjoy, Today

With all of the potential the Oak Hills Tract has for the future, it is an excellent hunting property and land investment today. Continued growth and management of the pine stands will yield periodic returns, while improving in contributions to wildlife habitat. The pine-hardwood edges are beautiful spots to catch bucks cruising and the oak-covered hills make an ideal setting for chasing longbeards. Excellent access is provided by paved road frontage on Hinnants Store Rd. (SC Hwy 269), Landis Rd. and Bookmans Mill Rd.

Perfect for After Work, or All Weekend

Lying on Highway 269 and just over 3 miles from Highway 215, the Oak Hills Tract is an easy 30 minute drive from Columbia and only 15 minutes from Interstate 20.