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Rancho Santana is a 262 acre property just outside of Greeleyville, South Carolina in Williamsburg County. This area, along the banks of the Santee River, is home to a number of large tracts and is a haven for wildlife. Rancho Santana is no exception. Approximately 57 acres of the 262 acre offering are agricultural fields that are farmed seasonally. The remaining land is a mix of timber and hardwoods, which gradually slope to the run of Campbells Branch near the western border of the property. Campbells Branch is tributary of the Santee River and holds water nearly all year, especially during colder months. With the addition of an impoundment, a portion of the property would provide an excellent habitat for migratory ducks, which are common during fall and winter. Beyond duck hunting, Rancho Santana is also great for hunting deer, turkey, and doves. The property s fields, woodlands, and internal road system create a number of places for bird hunts, blind set ups, and deer stands. There are no structures on the tract; however, power and county water are available at the road. Ranch Santana is just a few feet from Highway 52, which provides easy access to Charleston, Florence, and other nearby cities and town.
Updated Description:
Rancho Santana is a 262 acre property just outside of Greeleyville, South Carolina in Williamsburg County. This area, along the banks of the Santee River, is home to a number of large tracts and is a haven for wildlife. Rancho Santana is no exception. Approximately 57 acres of the 262 acre offering are agricultural fields that are farmed seasonally. The remaining land is a mix of timber and hardwoods, which gradually slope to the run of Campbells Branch near the western border of the property. Campbells Branch is tributary of the Santee River and holds water nearly all year, especially during colder months. With the addition of an impoundment, a portion of the property would provide an excellent habitat for migratory ducks, which are common during fall and winter. Beyond duck hunting, Rancho Santana is also great for hunting deer, turkey, and doves. The property’s fields, woodlands, and internal road system create a number of places for bird hunts, blind set ups, and deer stands. There are no structures on the tract; however, power and county water are available at the road. Ranch Santana is just a few feet from Highway 52, which provides easy access to Charleston, Florence, and other nearby cities and town.
