Simpson Creek 39 & 99
A Place to Build & Enjoy
The Simpson Creek 39 & 99 Tract is a serene 53-acre property on Highway 66 in Central Horry County. Gentle topography makes the Simpson Creek 39 & 99 Tract is suitable for a variety of land uses. Whether your interest is building your home in the country or developing a productive and therapeutic private farm, the combination of thinned, 20-year old managed pines and recently harvested land offers multiple opportunities to create your ideal rural property.
A Manageable Size with Space to Roam
The Simpson Creek 39 & 99 Tract is an efficient timberland investment, with over 85% of the property available for continued timber production. Frontage on Madison Way and Highway 66 provides adequate management and recreational access. The standing timber and recent cutover offer attractive habitat for deer and other species and gives the budding tree farmer ample space to ...
The Simpson Creek 39 & 99 Tract is an efficient timberland investment, with over 85% of the property available for continued timber production. Frontage on Madison Way and Highway 66 provides adequate management and recreational access. The standing timber and recent cutover offer attractive habitat for deer and other species and gives the budding tree farmer ample space to develop his craft.
Out of the Bustle but Not Out of Reach
The Simpson Creek 39 & 99 Tract is an easily accessible property and is located just 13 miles from Conway. With Highway 22 just over 2 miles away, Aynor is a quick 21-mile drive and Atlantic Beach is a short 15-mile sprint.
Please call Gary Springer at (803)730-1248 for more information.
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Take SC 905N, Turn left onto SC-66N, property on right.
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