00 Thurmond Rd Clarks Hill, SC 29821
This exceptional 80-acre agricultural property presents a unique investment opportunity in the desirable Clarks Hill, South Carolina area. Located at 00 Thurmond Road, this expansive land parcel boasts a tranquil setting within Edgefield County, offering a blend of rural charm and convenient access to local amenities. The property is classified as agricultural land, presenting a variety of potential uses for farming, ranching, or other agricultural pursuits. With its generous acreage, the possibilities are vast, allowing for significant development or expansion based on individual needs and preferences. The property's location in South Carolina provides access to a supportive agricultural community and favorable climate conditions. The asking price of $80,000 represents a compelling value for this substantial land holding, making it an attractive proposition for both seasoned investors and those seeking a rural retreat with significant development potential. The precise acreage and specific zoning regulations should be independently verified. Detailed surveys and environmental assessments are recommended prior to any purchase decision. This property is being offered as-is. The GPS coordinates are 33.6046026 latitude and -82.0635472 longitude, providing precise location information for easy access and site visits. The property's zip code is 29821. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a significant land parcel in a sought-after South Carolina location.
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