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28.68 acres in a quiet, rural area of Lexington County. This tract sits on a sandy, county-maintained road only minutes from Interstate 20. The property features a diverse landscape of streams, wetlands, and wooded areas that create excellent wildlife habitat with other areas ideal for a permanent residence.
The land is wooded with a mature mix of pines and hardwoods, with occasional pockets of wild rhododendron. A wetlands area highlights the western side, while a neighboring pond can be seen to the east. 2 creeks flow through the property, Hell Hole Creek runs along the western boundary in the wetlands area and Tinker Branch flows through an inner portion of the property, with a culvert already in place to provide access throughout the property. The wetlands area encompasses about 7 acres and offers a natural habitat for a variety of wildlife.
An abandoned mobile home and sheds remain on the property, these offer no value and will be sold "as is" with the property.
With nearly 29 acres, this property offers plenty of space for a permanent residence, recreational use, or both.
Directions:
From Exit 44 on I-20, follow Pond Branch Road towards Leesville for 5 miles, turn left on Dixired Road, look for signs. GPS: 1672 Dixired Road, Leesville.
Broker and Commission Disclosure: Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Brown and Company. Buyer’s Agents must be identified upon first contact with the Listing Firm and the Buyer’s Agent must be present at the initial property tour to participate in the real estate commission. No land disclosure is available. Buyer or buyer's agent to verify any pertinent information before the completion of any inspection period.
