Moffitt Creek Road Tract

Moffitt Creek Road

Located just 3.5 miles from Exit 55 off I-77 and a short drive from Chester, SC, this ±299.14-acre tract offers a rare combination of strategic location, income-producing timber, and long-term potential. Set in the rolling hills of Chester County, the property is 45 minutes from Charlotte, 25 minutes from Rock Hill, and less than 30 miles from Blythewood.
The land is divided into two parcels by Moffitt Creek Road, featuring an impressive ±7,775 feet of total paved road frontage—5,035 feet on Moffitt Creek Road and 2,740 feet on Hopewell Church Road. This extensive frontage offers excellent access and visibility, supporting a wide range of future uses from private estate planning to potential development or subdivision.
The tract has ±194 acres of merchantable planted loblolly pine, professionally managed and positioned within a good timber market. Complementing this are mature hardwoods along the creek bottoms, creating a diverse and sustainable forest landscape. Multiple flowing streams wind through the property, naturally suited for the construction of a pond, adding both visual appeal and enhanced recreational options.
The tract has a good road and trail system that allows access to the majority of the tract, enabling full enjoyment whether for forestry, hunting, or exploration. The tract also has access to power, phone, and internet, bringing value for residential use.
Recreationally, the property delivers. The varied habitat supports healthy populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and even some wild hogs, making this an excellent location for seasonal hunting or year-round outdoor living. The quiet setting creates a balance between seclusion and convenience.
From an investment perspective, the property’s location is compelling. The Charlotte-to-Columbia corridor continues to experience rapid growth, with nearby areas seeing increasing demand for housing, recreation, and rural development. Being only minutes from the interstate ensures this land sits in the path of progress, with future potential extending far beyond timber returns.
Whether your interest is in timberland investment, recreational use, conservation, or development, this Chester County property offers it all.