Listing courtesy of Corcoran HM Properties. meg@hmproperties.com
Log Cabin Retreat on a Pond with Near-Term Development Potential: Located just south of the NC/SC state line, this secluded 67-acre Lancaster County retreat offers a rare combination of recreational enjoyment, natural beauty, and future potential. A 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath log home sits above a well-stocked approximately 4.5-acre pond, creating a private setting surrounded by mature trees and abundant wildlife. The pond features a boat dock with a Texas Fish Feeder and offers excellent opportunities for fishing, boating, canoeing/kayaking, and other aquatic recreation. Bass, bluegill, bream, and catfish are present in the pond. The property is also well suited for outdoor enthusiasts, with opportunities for hunting, horseback riding, off-roading, and conservation. Wildlife includes deer, whitetail deer, turkey, dove, ducks, quail, and other waterfowl. An equipment barn provides additional utility and storage for recreational or land-management needs. With its expansive acreage, private pond, recreational amenities, existing log home, and near-term development potential, this property offers a unique opportunity for a private retreat, recreational estate, or future investment.
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