472.8 +/- Action Packed Acres In Hampton County, SC With Excellent Wildlife Habitat, Towering Hardwood And Pine Timber, Flood-Able Green Tree, Large Food Plots, Fishing Pond, And Two Story Log Cabin! Protected By A Conservation Easement With The Nature Conservancy
Nestled along Crab Orchard Road near the quiet community of Shirley, Turkey Creek encompasses 472.8 +/- acres of premier hunting and recreational land in Hampton County, South Carolina. This exceptional property offers an ideal mix of wildlife habitat, great location, privacy, and thoughtful improvements designed for outdoor enthusiasts.
A gated entrance on Crab Orchard Road leads to a charming two story, three-bedroom, two-bathroom log cabin, complete with spacious porches, large living room and kitchen with a cozy fireplace as the centerpiece. It is an ideal setting to kick up your feet after a day in the field, has all of the comforts of home, and there is plenty of room for all of your family and friends. Additional improvements include a three-bay enclosed storage barn, perfectly suited for storing small equipment and off-road vehicles, as well as a pole barn for additional covered storage. A deer skinning shed equipped with a walk-in cooler and freezer adds convenience for processing game on-site.
Turkey Creek has an extensive and well-maintained road system that provides excellent access throughout the property to the various food plots and deer stands. The woods are impressive, and features a mix of mature hardwood and pine stands, and the entire property has been managed with wildlife in mind. With 4 large food plots totaling 15 +/- acres, flood-able green tree for waterfowl hunting, and an established network of baiting sites and deer stands, Turkey Creek offers outstanding opportunities for trophy whitetail deer, waterfowl, wild turkey, wild hogs, and small game hunting.
The propertys diverse habitat supports abundant wildlife and is surrounded by like-minded neighbors and some of the regions most notable sporting properties, including Woodside, Crab Orchard, the Calhoun Tract, Woodstock, Bostic, Groton, and Gravel Hill. Protected by a conservation easement with The Nature Conservancy, Turkey Creek ensures both lasting enjoyment and the preservation of its pristine natural resources. Within the 12.7 +/- acre building envelope identified in the conservation easement, additional structures can be erected, including a new primary dwelling and related outbuildings.
