Aiken, Aiken County, South Carolina Land For Sale - 144 Acres
This property is abundant with wild turkey and deer. There are three timber stands on this tract. 32 acres of loblolly pines planted in 1978. 86 Acres of loblolly pines planted in 1985. 25 Acres of branch bottom with running water. www.sclandman.com
Trey Allen was born in Columbia, South Carolina, and has always been an avid sportsman who loves hunting and fishing. He grew up visiting with his grandparents on their farm in Effingham and quickly fell in love with the outdoors and nature. Trey graduated from Lees-McRae College in Banner Elk, NC with a Bachelor of Science in Biology concentrating in Naturalism. He decided to use his passion... more for the outdoors to work connecting sportsman with properties they can use for recreation or development. With Coldwell Banker United and Trey's combined years experience, he will be able to assist you in your real estate transaction.
Miles of warm white sandy beaches line South Carolina's coast, known best for Myrtle Beach and historic Charleston. Other coastal interests include Pawley's Island, one of the country's oldest beach resorts with great golf courses and Brookgreen Gardens, the word's largest sculpture garden. Further south, Bulls Island... more is part of the 60,000 acre Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, where the rare red wolf can be found, and Kiawah Island, which has 10 miles of undisturbed beach and five incredible golf courses. Lakes and Blackwater Rivers define central South Carolina, where you'll find unique kayaking and canoeing adventures in the region, from downtown Columbia to the primeval forest landscapes of the Congaree River and inland water trails like the Edisto, the longest blackwater river in the nation. Upcountry, in the northwest corner of the state, premier whitewater rafting and float trips are taken down the Chattooga River. Beautiful waterfalls are also found throughout this country, including the highest falls in Eastern America. Explore this beautiful region by camping at or hiking through one of the four major state parks.