79 acres of high sandy land covered in loblolly pine from one end to the other with over 750 feet of high and dry road frontage along Oakland Road. Tract is easy to access and just 10 minutes from Dillon at Interstate 95 and less than three miles from the NC/SC state line. Perfect place to build a home along the road or deep within the sandy property with 79 acres of land to hunt deer, turkey, and small game while growing timber concurrently. Tract is located in the rural part of the county but only 10 minutes from I-95 and the Dillon City Limits. This 79 acres falls within the rolling hills of Western Dillon County with beautiful sandy ridges throughout. With over 750 feet of road frontage, this tract contains plenty of room to build a home or create a homestead tucked into the wood line with plenty of room for horses, goats, chickens, and other farm life. Tract also has a shared driveway on the eastern side of the tract with an active power line corridor that allows the new owner to install power well within the heart of this Dillon County land. The woodlands are ideal for hunting as this wooded tract connects to a very large forested corridor that connects to Shoe Hill Creek less than 200 yards from the tracts northern property corner. Shoe Hill Creek drains directly into the main run of the Little Pee Dee River less than 1 mile from its confluence. The tract offers fine opportunities to seek small game, doves, and could be a unique spot to down a trophy SC Whitetail or a limit of long-bearded strutters! Tract is fully wooded and covered in a mixture of mature and young pine and hardwood trees that can be fully managed to provide an income opportunity through timber production in the future. Truly awesome hunting tract at an economical price for almost anyone. Tract is 10 miles from Dillon, 25 miles to Lumberton, 35 miles from Florence, 100 miles from Charlotte, and 70 miles from Myrtle Beach. Come take a look at this tract today before it gets gobbled up! Another beautiful Dillon County jewel that will sell about as fast as it came onto the market. One must come and see today before the opportunity slips away!
Vacant landProperty Type
79 acresLot Size
$3,072Price/Acres
Listed by Jeff Burleson• Southern Palmetto Land Company
•843-685-2408 (broker)
•jeff@southernpalmettoland.com (broker)
Bought with Trisha Hunter• Realty ONE Group Dockside
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Market trends in 29547, SC
Last updated August 2026
Sale-to-List Price
103.6%
+3.6% MoM
Median sale price
$158K
$69 MoM
Avg. days on market
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Sale history for TBD Oakland Rd
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Event
Price
CCAR #2520953
Dec 8, 2025
Sold
$250,000
Oct 6, 2025
Contingent
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Aug 27, 2025
Listed
$265,000
RAGPD #116311
May 9, 2024
Sold
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Feb 2, 2024
Contingent
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May 15, 2013
Listed
$166,500
Timber tract, young pine stand. Approximately one-half is perk able soil for septic tanks. Priced at $2,000.00 per acre.
CCAR #2014501
Dec 30, 2020
Sold
$133,815
Jul 15, 2020
Listed
$150,000
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Situated just south of the N. C. state line lies the Hayes Swamp Tract. This tract is predominantly confined to the boundaries of Hayes Swamp that is known as one of the best hunting swamps in the entire region. Just a few years ago, one of the largest bucks ever killed in S. C. was taken less than a mile from this tract. It's a unique hunting tract with abundant habitat for deer, ducks, and turkey secluded with Dillion County countryside. The tract contains a 24-acre beaver pond on the southern end with open water and plenty of waterfowl habitat. The timber on the tract ranges from mature, old growth hardwoods and cypress along the run of Hayes Swamp to 20-year-old loblolly pine along the lateral fringes. The majority of the tract is covered in bottomland hardwood with oak, maple, gum, and cypress. The tract is bound by Red Road on the north and Oakland Road to the south, but contains three deeded access easements enabling the new owner to access the tract on multiple sides. This property offers a wide range of benefits, including timber production, wildlife habitat, and premium hunting opportunities all within a short distance from I-95 and the NC/SC state line. The tract is less than three miles from Hamer, SC and South of the Border. It's also 20 minutes from Lumberton, 20 minutes from Dillion, 3o minutes to Florence and 1 hour from Fayetteville and 1.5 hours from Myrtle Beach. For hunters looking for a paradise loaded with dense swamp and the potential to harbor a huge whitetail and large flocks of ducks, this is it!
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Lot Size Acres: 79
Lot Size Source: Assessor
Lot Features: Irregular Lot, Outside City Limits, Wooded, Acreage
Road Frontage Type: County Road
Road Surface Type: Concrete
Zoning: RU
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Sale Or Lease Indicator: For Sale
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Utilities: Cable Available, Electricity Available, Phone Available
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County: Dillon County
APN: 033-00-00-054
Home facts updated by county records on Aug 3, 2026
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