Five acres doesn't come along often in this close to Lake Wylie, and when it does, it tends to disappear fast. This 5.01-acre parcel sits in a corridor known for exactly this: big lots, mature trees, and the kind of privacy that's getting harder to find. No HOA to answer to here, which means no committee reviewing your plans, no cookie-cutter requirements, no clock ticking on your build timeline. Just room to work with a builder who understands what you actually want. Deer, birds, and quiet are the norm out here, and with acreage this size surrounding you, that's not likely to change anytime soon. York County's hospital network is close, and Charlotte Douglas International is under 35 minutes away. A light set of deed restrictions keeps things tidy without getting in your way. Land like this doesn't ask you to compromise. It asks what you're going to build.
Some nearby schools may not be within this home's attendance zone. Please check the York 02 School District website to verify.
Mount Gallant Elementary School
Public K-5 • 2.2mi
8/10
Dutchman Creek Middle School
Public 6-8 • 2.5mi
6/10
Palisades High School
Public 9-11 • 4.0mi
6/10
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Lifestyle
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Interior features
Private, wooded setting with views
Exterior features
Lake Wylie access/association noted (see remarks)
Paved road frontage
Publicly maintained road
Road frontage of 88 feet
Wooded lot with views
Home design
Land parcel (acreage)
Construction
Crawl space foundation
Utilities
Well required
Septic required
HOA & community
No HOA
Financial info
Deed restrictions apply; utility line bufferyards of 25 feet per York County Land Development Code; SCDOT or York County encroachment permits required for drives along state-maintained Concord Road and Sand Tar Drive
Other
Zoning: RUD
Possible use: Residential
Lot dimensions approximately 88 x 256 x 82 x 228
Lot size approximately 5.01 acres
Electricity and solar
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