Rare opportunity to own 10.52 wooded acres in one of York County's last RUD-I zoned parcels — the county has moved this classification to legacy status, meaning no new parcels are being zoned this way going forward. This is a true privacy retreat: mature hardwoods throughout, a natural creek running along the rear boundary, and a former pond site offering the potential to restore a water feature or create a stocked pond of your own. The heavy lifting is already done — this parcel is perk tested and surveyed, meaning well and septic feasibility is confirmed and ready for your buyer to move forward with confidence, without the uncertainty that stalls so many raw land purchases. This is Tract 4 of a small, private four-parcel community, and it carries meaningful flexibility not shared by the other tracts in the neighborhood — well suited for buyers interested in horses, a hobby farm, or simply more freedom to use and enjoy their land than a typical covenant-restricted lot allows. Ask the listing agent for full details on what makes Tract 4 different. No HOA dues. Low current property taxes make this an excellent option for a buyer who wants to secure the land now and build later, or for a builder/investor looking to hold appreciating acreage in a high-growth corridor. At roughly $37,000 per acre, this is priced well below the area's average per-acre cost for comparable land. Location is unbeatable for both convenience and quiet: tucked away from the road for privacy, yet just 1.9 miles north of Oakridge Middle School and minutes from Lake Wylie's shopping, dining, marinas, and lake access. Easy reach of both York County and south Charlotte metro amenities. Whether your vision is a custom estate home, a private homestead, or a long-term land investment, this is a rare chance to secure meaningful acreage with real usage flexibility in a market where large wooded tracts like this are becoming increasingly hard to find. Schedule your showing today.

Rare opportunity to own 10.52 wooded acres in one of York County's last RUD-I zoned parcels — the county has moved this classification to legacy status, meaning no new parcels are being zoned this way going forward. This is a true privacy retreat: mature hardwoods throughout, a natural creek running along the rear boundary, and a former pond site offering the potential to restore a water feature or create a stocked pond of your own. The heavy lifting is already done — this parcel is perk tested and surveyed, meaning well and septic feasibility is confirmed and ready for your buyer to move forward with confidence, without the uncertainty that stalls so many raw land purchases. This is Tract 4 of a small, private four-parcel community, and it carries meaningful flexibility not shared by the other tracts in the neighborhood — well suited for buyers interested in horses, a hobby farm, or simply more freedom to use and enjoy their land than a typical covenant-restricted lot allows. Ask the listing agent for full details on what makes Tract 4 different. No HOA dues. Low current property taxes make this an excellent option for a buyer who wants to secure the land now and build later, or for a builder/investor looking to hold appreciating acreage in a high-growth corridor. At roughly $37,000 per acre, this is priced well below the area's average per-acre cost for comparable land. Location is unbeatable for both convenience and quiet: tucked away from the road for privacy, yet just 1.9 miles north of Oakridge Middle School and minutes from Lake Wylie's shopping, dining, marinas, and lake access. Easy reach of both York County and south Charlotte metro amenities. Whether your vision is a custom estate home, a private homestead, or a long-term land investment, this is a rare chance to secure meaningful acreage with real usage flexibility in a market where large wooded tracts like this are becoming increasingly hard to find. Schedule your showing today.