1654 Embree Road, Bamberg, SC 29003 (MLS# 100222169)

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Property Description
Looking to get out of the city and to the country? In need of seclusion? This listing includes 3 PIN #s: 0125-00-00-005; 0125-00-00-006; 0161-00-01-001.000. Located on the Edisto River on Embree Road near Bamberg in Bamberg County, South Carolina, Embree Station Plantation has a main house, hunter cabin, deer patches, ponds, duck impoundment, extensive road system, two miles of frontage on the Edisto River and significant timber value. This would make the perfect place for retreats, hunters, fishermen, or anyone who loves the outdoors including activities like hiking or canoeing. The main house features a large master bedroom with private bath, three additional bedrooms, two additional full baths, large front & back porches, an impressive great room, and a large storage area on the ground floor. This cypress log home offers heart pine flooring, cypress interior cathedral ceiling, kitchen with upscale stainless-steel appliances, and custom cabinets. The hunter's cabin has two bedrooms and one bath with a large screen porch looking on to the Edisto River. A boardwalk through tupelo and cypress trees leads to the dock on the river. Once a small lumber mill community, Embree Station offers a fascinating and storied past. Not only did the community boast its own railroad stop, company store, and currency, it also served as a thoroughfare for the ''well-to-do'' on their way to New York City. The Great Depression wiped out the owner's lumber business, so the workers dispersed, and the community returned to the wild. Today, all that remains are building foundations, metal-detecting relics, and the railroad bridge crossing the Edisto River. This tract has it all, from equipment sheds, to a covered picnic area, walk-in cooler, and a 30 foot floating dock in one of the ponds. In total, this tract offers 20 acres of ponds. Pine plantation and hardwoods and some long leaf provide the substantial timber value on the property. Deer patches and stands exist throughout this tract

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