931 Charlie Johnson Road #3

Discover 28 acres of mixed pine and hardwood timberland tucked into Kershaw County's Sandhills corridor — surveyed, accessible, and ready for your vision to take shape. This expansive wooded tract features gently rolling terrain and well-drained sandy loam soils, creating an ideal canvas for a custom homesite, private homestead, hunting retreat, recreational getaway, or hobby farm. The mature stand of pine and hardwood provides excellent natural privacy while supporting outstanding wildlife habitat, including healthy populations of whitetail deer and Eastern wild turkey. This tract also benefits from its location within a corridor of neighboring large parcels, forming a continuous stretch of undeveloped land that makes it one of the stronger hunting and recreational properties available in the region right now. With 28 acres to work with, there's ample room to design multiple use areas — a homesite, food plots, trails, and pasture or garden space — without sacrificing the privacy the timber provides. Location is a major advantage here — this property sits centrally between Columbia and Charlotte, each approximately one hour away, with convenient access via I-77 and SC-521. That means you get the seclusion and natural beauty of rural Sandhills land without sacrificing reasonable access to two major metro areas for work, shopping, or entertainment. Whether you're planning to build a full-time residence, create a weekend escape, establish a hunting camp, or simply invest in appreciating rural land, this property checks every box. The survey has already been completed, saving you time and hassle as you move forward with your plans. In short, this 28-acre tract offers mixed pine and hardwood timber, well-drained sandy loam soils, exceptional whitetail deer and wild turkey habitat, a location roughly one hour from both Columbia and Charlotte, easy access via I-77 and SC-521, and a completed survey — all in one desirable package. Additional adjoining acreage is also available for those looking to expand their footprint even further.