Woodland Dr

• Zoned RD
• Prime location in Swansea area
• Maximize Workforce Housing Infill
• Leverage the State Capitol Area Footprint for Investment Yield
• Owner Finance and spread the cost while maximizing development

Property Description

Investment Highlights Low-basis entry for residential land investment. At a $37,950 asking price for 0.509 acres, the site offers a modest capital outlay relative to many entitled or improved residential opportunities. This pricing provides buyers with the ability to pursue a targeted infill strategy without the basis burden typically associated with larger development tracts. Residential zoning supports multiple housing-oriented use cases. The parcel is marketed as RD-zoned land with potential applicability for workforce housing infill, multifamily-oriented development concepts, or mobile-home-related utilization. For investors seeking optionality rather than a single-purpose site, that zoning framework broadens the range of executable end uses, subject to final local approvals. Seller financing may improve acquisition flexibility. The offering contemplates a possible half-down structure with seller financing on the balance. This feature can reduce immediate equity needs and provide smaller developers or private investors with a more efficient path to control the site while completing diligence and planning. Infill scale can match local housing demand with a right-sized project. The parcel’s half-acre footprint is not positioned as a large master-planned development play; instead, it supports a smaller-scale residential approach aligned with local absorption realities. That scale can limit exposure and support a more disciplined development budget. Lexington County location ties the asset to the broader Columbia-area economy. The offering emphasizes Swansea’s connectivity within the State Capitol region and access to major transportation corridors. For land investors, that regional linkage is meaningful because it connects a low-cost site to a larger employment and housing ecosystem beyond the immediate trade area. Existing neighborhood context supports an infill thesis. The property is identified as part of the Woodland neighborhood, placing it within an established residential setting rather than an isolated greenfield location. That context can simplify the buyer’s planning framework by focusing diligence on neighborhood standards, utility access, and site-specific development parameters. Surrounding demographics indicate an established residential base. Within one mile, the area includes 357 residents across 140 households, with an average household income of $60,588 and an average home value of $142,702. Those figures indicate a built residential environment where a modestly scaled housing product may align with local affordability and neighborhood economics. The opportunity offers clear upside for buyers equipped to manage land and title complexity. The seller discloses that the property was acquired at tax sale, will be conveyed via quitclaim deed, and will not be subject to a seller-led quiet title action. That structure narrows the buyer pool, but for experienced investors who can underwrite title, closing, and entitlement risk, it can create a differentiated entry point with less direct competition. Introducing a prime investment opportunity in Swansea, SC. This RD-zoned property offers an exceptional location for a range of development possibilities. With favorable zoning and a strategic location in the vibrant Swansea area, this parcel offers a compelling investment for land and other investors. Boasting the potential for a variety of future uses, the property offers the chance to capitalize on the area's growing market and unlock lucrative opportunities. Don't miss out on the chance to acquire a valuable asset in this sought-after location, perfectly suited for a diverse range of investment endeavors. PART OF WOODLAND NEIGHBORHOOD BUYER DUE DILIGENCE AS TO DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS. $37,950 Sales Price | Possible Owner Financing. Commission Structure is a $4,550.00 Fee Split Between the Listing and selling brokerage if a selling brokerage is involved solely for the offering. Property transfers at closing or seller financing payoff. Property "AS IS, WHERE IS". All potential uses are subject to Buyer Due Diligence with Lexington County Planning and Zoning. Discuss a possible half-down and Seller Financing of the balance. Solely Buyer Due Diligence Responsibility. Purchased at a tax sale. Research neighborhood development standards solely via buyer due diligence. No suit to quiet title performed or to be performed by Seller. Closing costs are the buyer's costs other than the basics. This includes Title Search. The seller will execute the Quitclaim Deed(s) at his cost, and the Attorney will focus on the other costs, all of which will be on the Buyer's nickel. PART OF WOODLAND NEIGHBORHOOD BUYER DUE DILIGENCE AS TO DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS.