Private Seller
7d Lot Mcgregor Circle
Lake City, SC 29560, Florence County
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Beds
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Baths
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Sq. Feet
Opening Bid
$500
Opening Bid
$500
7d Lot Mcgregor Circle
Lake City, SC 29560, Florence County
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Beds
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Baths
0
Sq. Feet
56 Views
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Property Details
Beds
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Baths
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Square Footage
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Lot Size (Acres)
0.24
Property Type
Land
Year Built
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APN
01682-04-007
Special Notes
THIS IS A RESERVE AUCTION LISTING! Your future home deserves more than just a place to sit—it deserves a setting where you can create the lifestyle you've always imagined. Lot 7D on McGregor Circle offers the opportunity to build a custom home in an established residential neighborhood, blending the charm of a welcoming community with the freedom to design a home that's uniquely yours. This wooded residential homesite provides a beautiful natural canvas, allowing you to incorporate mature trees into your landscape or create the ideal setting for your dream home. With underground utilities available along the road frontage, the property is well-suited for new construction while preserving the attractive appearance of the surrounding neighborhood. Conveniently located in Lake City, South Carolina, you'll enjoy easy access to schools, shopping, restaurants, parks, and everyday conveniences, all while experiencing the relaxed atmosphere and small-town character that make the area such a desirable place to live. Whether you're a first-time homebuilder, planning your forever home, or looking to expand your real estate investment portfolio, this property offers outstanding potential in a location built for long-term value. The opportunity to build exactly what you want, where you want, is becoming increasingly hard to find. Walk the property, imagine the possibilities, and discover why Lot 7D on McGregor Circle could be the perfect place to turn your vision into reality.
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