Timber and Recreation Land
Coleman Road, Clinton, SC 29325
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- Jun 2, 2026
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Property Features for Coleman Road
General Information
- Property type
- Land
- Property subtype
- Other
- Standard status
- Active
- APN
- 5360000051
- Lot size
- 61.23 Acres
Utilities
- Water source
- Public
Listing agent Roger Miller License #71577 (864) 680-6934
Listing office Keller Williams Grv Upst Greenville, SC (864) 234-7500
Listing date Jun 2, 2026
MLS# 1593532
Listing URL
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HighLights
- 61+/- acre tract in Laurens County with access via a 50' easement from Coleman Road.
- Gently rolling topography with North Creek along the western boundary and an additional creek running through the center.
- 40‑45 acres clear cut and replanted with loblolly pines in February 2019.
- South Carolina Forestry Commission seedling survival inspection in March 2020 reported 94% survival.
- Public water available; property includes a small cemetery in the northeast corner.
Overview
Offered as a 61.23-acre timber and recreation tract in Laurens County, this property features gently rolling topography sloping toward North Creek along the western boundary, with an additional creek meandering through the center of the land. Approximately 40–45 acres were professionally clear cut and replanted in February 2019 with loblolly pines. A South Carolina Forestry Commission seedling survival inspection in March 2020 reported a 94% survival rate, supporting the overall health of the young stand.
Access is provided via a 50’ easement off Coleman Road, creating a more tucked-away feel than many larger rural parcels. The property is described as having abundant wildlife and multiple water features, with established young pines throughout. A small cemetery is located in the northeast corner. Downtown Clinton is about 3.5 miles away, Lake Greenwood is approximately 17 miles from the property, and Interstate 26 is roughly 8 miles.
This configuration lends itself to buyers looking for flexible use, whether for hunting and outdoor recreation, a legacy land holding, or long-term timber investment. With creeks, privacy, and a replanted pine stand already in place, the tract offers both near-term enjoyment and a clear asset base for future planning.
Access is provided via a 50’ easement off Coleman Road, creating a more tucked-away feel than many larger rural parcels. The property is described as having abundant wildlife and multiple water features, with established young pines throughout. A small cemetery is located in the northeast corner. Downtown Clinton is about 3.5 miles away, Lake Greenwood is approximately 17 miles from the property, and Interstate 26 is roughly 8 miles.
This configuration lends itself to buyers looking for flexible use, whether for hunting and outdoor recreation, a legacy land holding, or long-term timber investment. With creeks, privacy, and a replanted pine stand already in place, the tract offers both near-term enjoyment and a clear asset base for future planning.
Property Profile
Location Intelligence
Current Use by Public Records
Hunting land
Map
- City
- Clinton
- County
- Laurens
- State
- South Carolina
- Longitude
- -81.9272261
- Latitude
- 34.4472109
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Hunting land - Private 61-acre tract with creek frontage and recently replanted loblolly pines, ideal for recreation and long-term timber value.
Where is this hunting land located?
The property is located at Coleman Road Clinton, SC.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $459,225.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: 61+/- acre tract in Laurens County with access via a 50' easement from Coleman Road.; Gently rolling topography with North Creek along the western boundary and an additional creek running through the center.; 40‑45 acres clear cut and replanted with loblolly pines in February 2019.
