80.49 acres of farm and timber land near Swansea, Lexington County
307 Henry Stabler Road, Swansea, SC · Parcel 012200-05-036
2026 roll, county layer pulled Oct 9, 2026
- BuildingBuilt 1994
- Acres80.49About 74 of 80.5 acres outside mapped wetlands and floodway
- Land typeFarm and timber
- ZoningIDIntensive development
- Flood zoneX · minimal flood hazard
- Wetlands8% of the parcelNational Wetlands Inventory
- Tax value (county)$975kFrom the county’s last revaluation, not a market price · 2026 roll
- Last sale$975k · Nov 2024
- Road accessHas road accessRoads: OpenStreetMap (Geofabrik extract), Oct 2026
- Road frontage1,309 ft on Henry Stabler Rd
- Zoned byLexington County
Can I build?
- Fronts a public road
- Zoning ID allows mostly non-residential and more intensive uses; homes not listed
- 8% wetlands
- Soils very limited for septic
- A building already on the lot
Land facts
From public records and official maps, each with its source and date.
- Septic (soils)Very limitedUSDA NRCS soil survey (SSURGO), septic absorption fields · Oct 2026
- Ground elevationAbout 207–321 ft above sea level; average slope 10.0%USGS 3DEP 1/3 arc-second (about 10 m), NAVD88; about ±1–2 ft · Oct 2026
Services and surroundings
What serves the area around this parcel, from federal and state maps. Area facts, not a survey of the lot.
- USDA home loan areaInside an eligible areaHousehold income limits also apply. USDA Rural Development map, edited Jul 2023.
- Public land nearbyCongaree National Park, 6.2 miNational Park Service, open to the public. 11,741 acres. Being nearby does not give access or hunting rights. USGS protected areas map (PAD-US 4.1).
School district and farmland
Public federal records, each with its source and date.
- School districtLexington School District 4Grades pre-K–12 · NCES EDGE school district boundaries, school year 2024–25 (Census TIGER 2025 lines), released Mar 2026. A district, not an assigned school
- Farmland classNot prime farmlandMap unit Lakeland soils, undulating, about 53% of the parcel · USDA NRCS soil survey (SSURGO), survey area SC063, version Sep 2026
- Crop productivity (NCCPI)0.35 of 1National Commodity Crop Productivity Index 3.0 of the main soil, Lakeland; higher is more productive for non-irrigated commodity crops · USDA NRCS soil survey (SSURGO), version Sep 2026
- Land capability classClass 4s of 8: very severe limits for crops (shallow, droughty or stony soil)Non-irrigated, Lakeland; class 1 has the fewest limits · USDA NRCS soil survey (SSURGO), version Sep 2026
- Cropland rent$33 an acre a yearCounty average, non-irrigated, 2026 · USDA NASS county cash rents survey, released August 21, 2026
- Pasture rent$21 an acre a yearCounty average, 2026 · USDA NASS county cash rents survey, released August 21, 2026
District details at NCES: Lexington School District 4
Crops and forest
Public federal records, each with its source and year. Satellite classifications, not farm records.
- Land cover (CDL)Evergreen forest 2021–2025No crop in these years; the most common class in the 90 m around the parcel's map point, from satellite imagery · USDA NASS Cropland Data Layer 2021–2025
- Forest type (LANDFIRE)Southeastern North American Temperate Forest PlantationManaged Tree Plantation, conifer; the most common vegetation type in the 90 m around the map point · LANDFIRE 2024 Existing Vegetation Type (USGS / USFS)
- Hydric soils4% of the parcelShare of the outline on soils rated hydric: the soil test of a wetland determination and of an NRCS wetland reserve easement (ACEP-WRE) · USDA NRCS soil survey (SSURGO)
- CRP rental rate (county)$26 an acre a yearThe county's 2026 average dryland soil rental rate (was $29): the base of a new Conservation Reserve contract's yearly rent; each field's rate follows its soils · USDA FSA, CRP 2026 county average soil rental rates
Utility service areas
Public service-area maps, each with its source and date. An area, not a connection at this parcel.
- Electric service areaInside the service area of Tri-County Electric Co-op, Inc or Dominion Energy South Carolina, Inc (approximate)The mapped areas overlap here · HIFLD electric retail service territories, frozen 2025 copy, edited Aug 2025; approximate, confirm with the utility.
Environmental records
Public state and federal lists, each with its agency and date. A record is not a finding about this parcel.
- Red flags6 environmental lists checked · state cleanup sites, dry cleaners and landfills not checked · tank releases reported after 2021 not checkedGroundwork check of public lists: U.S. EPA Office of Underground Storage Tanks (from state records), as of 2021; U.S. EPA, as of Oct 2026; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, as of Aug 31, 2026; USGS Gap Analysis Project, as of 2025
What the zoning allows
ID, Intensive Development
- Allowed usesMostly non-residential and more intensive uses (an intensive development district)Lexington County · Oct 17, 2026
From Lexington County, Zoning Ordinance (as amended Jun 24, 2025), Secs. 11.41, 11.42, 22.30, 22.40, read Oct 17, 2026. Overlays, conditions and later amendments can change what applies; the code governs.
Mapped ground hazards
State and federal geologic and well maps, each with its agency and date. Distances are from the parcel's map point; a mapped area is not a finding about this parcel.
- Mines and pits (USGS topographic maps)None mapped within 1/4 miUSGS: Prospect- and mine-related features from USGS topographic maps (consolidated), areas, as of Sep 2025. USGS digitized these symbols from its old 1:24,000 to 1:62,500 topographic maps (Historical Topographic Map Collection); many sites are long reclaimed or built over, and pits and mines never drawn on a topographic map are not here
- Mine and pit symbols (USGS topographic maps)None mapped within 1/4 miUSGS: Prospect- and mine-related features from USGS topographic maps (consolidated), symbols, as of Sep 2025. USGS digitized these symbols from its old 1:24,000 to 1:62,500 topographic maps (Historical Topographic Map Collection); many sites are long reclaimed or built over, and pits and mines never drawn on a topographic map are not here
Free account: 25 parcel cards a day on the map, with watches and a saved search
Home facts
Building footprints (Microsoft, OpenStreetMap) via Overture Maps, as of Sep 2026
- Buildings
- 8 buildings mapped · about 17,300 sq ft of footprint (largest 4,880 sq ft)Measured from building footprints (Microsoft/OpenStreetMap, Sep 2026), not the county roll
- Bedrooms, bathrooms and living area
- Not in the county parcel file we load
Property tax
Estimated from published rates: Lexington County Auditor, Millage Schedule (Tax Year 2026); Lexington County parcel layer, as of Oct 2026
- Tax rate
- 543.30 mills (Lexington County tax district 4 (school, county and local levies; tax year 2026 millage schedule), 2026)
- Estimated annual tax
- ~$12,700Estimate before exemptions (the 4% home's school-operating exemption, homestead exemption, local-option sales tax credit): the Assessor's $23,309 assessment × 543.30 mills
About this estimateHow the figure is made and what it leaves out
Rates: the Lexington County Auditor, tax year 2026. The estimate is the county's taxable value times those rates, before exemptions; it is not a bill. The county treasurer's bill is the official figure.
South Carolina 2026 taxes: due by January 15, 2027.
Sources: South Carolina Code of Laws 12-45-70, 12-45-180 and 12-60-2510. Checked Oct 20, 2026.
Value history
2026: $975,000
Roll values set for property tax · Lexington County GIS parcel layer · as of Oct 2026
What land sells for nearby
Land in Lexington County sold for:
- 10 acres or more: $9.9k–$28.1k an acre (16 sales, Oct 2025–Sep 2026); median $17k
- Lots under 1 acre: $20.9k–$47.5k a lot (57 sales, Oct 2025–Sep 2026); median $35k
- 1 to 10 acres: $14.0k–$91.8k an acre (88 sales, Oct 2025–Sep 2026); median $30.4k
The middle half (25th to 75th percentile) and the median of arm's-length single-parcel land sales. Each size uses its own months (the shortest of 12, 24 or 36 that holds enough sales), so the sizes' counts need not add up to another figure on this page. Source: the county's own recorded sales, arm's-length by the county's own flag. Recorded sales, not an estimate of any parcel.
Owner: on the county assessment roll (not shown here) · Request removal
Hazards
FEMA National Risk Index for this census tract, not this parcel. As of Dec 2025.
- Hurricane
- Relatively moderate
- Tornado
- Relatively moderate
- Ice storm
- Relatively moderate
- Earthquake
- Relatively low
- Lightning
- Relatively low
- Strong wind
- Relatively low
- Cold wave
- Relatively low
- Winter weather
- Relatively low
- Heat wave
- Relatively low
- Hail
- Relatively low
- Wildfire
- Relatively low
- Riverine flooding
- Very low
About these ratingsFEMA's index and what it measures
Ratings come from FEMA's National Risk Index (v1.20, planning-level) and the public federal and state maps named on each row, not a private climate model. FEMA rates each census tract from expected annual losses, community resilience and social vulnerability, for planning; it is not an assessment of this parcel.
Recorded flood claims
OpenFEMA NFIP Redacted Claims v3 · Insured buildings near this parcel, not the parcel itself, as of Sep 2026
- Claims since 1978
- Fewer than 10In this census tract
Neighborhood (Census)
Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year, as of Jan 2026
- Median household income
- $77,083± $23,738 · this block group
- Median home value (owner-reported)
- $117,200± $8,710 · this block group
- Median rent (gross)
- $1,074± $246 · this block group
- Homes lived in by their owners
- 88%± 7 pts · this block group
- Median year homes were built
- 1993± 3 yr · this block group
- Average commute (one way)
- 30 min± 10 min · census tract (not published for block groups)
- Population
- 1,150± 153 · this block group
Figures for the census block group around this parcel (a few hundred homes), not this property. ± is the Census 90% margin of error; a figure comes from the larger census tract when the block group's sample is too small. This product uses Census Bureau data but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.
Nearby parcels
Land and farm parcels of 1 acre or more in Lexington County, nearest first.
- 42.4 acres of farmland near Gaston0.3 mi
- 142 acres of farmland near Gaston0.4 mi
- 423 Henry Stabler Road49.5 acres · Farm and timber · 0.4 mi
- 145 Lewie Rucker Road124 acres · Farm and timber · 0.7 mi
- 167 Hubbs Road35.2 acres · Farm and timber · 0.8 mi
- 123 Calvary Church Road75.2 acres · Farm and timber · 0.8 mi
- 552 Branham Branch Road321 acres · Farm and timber · 0.9 mi
- 265 Beaver Creek Road383 acres · Farm and timber · 1.7 mi
Land and farm parcels of 1 acre or more in Lexington County: 2,402 parcel pages
About these numbersSources, county layer pulled Oct 9, 2026
Tax value
Tax value from the county’s last revaluation, not a market price. County file, October 2026.
The county's fair market value from its last countywide reassessment (every fifth year, S.C. Code 12-43-217) or from the last sale (an assessable transfer resets it), not a market estimate. Taxes are on a capped (15%) value times 4% or 6%.
Parcel outline
The outline and its edge lengths are measured on the parcel map the map draws; the aerial loads from the public imagery named under it.
Source
South Carolina county GIS parcel layers (one per county), county layer pulled Oct 9, 2026.
Record
Public records can be wrong; check before you act.
Parcel: 012200-05-036
Coordinates: 33.7558° N, 80.9527° W