Positioned along Charleston Highway in Aiken County, this 9.53± acre tract offers an appealing combination of usable acreage, natural beauty, and convenient access. With approximately 200± feet of paved road frontage, the property provides a straightforward approach while offering plenty of room to create a private homesite set back from the road. Located between Williston and Windsor, this property offers the peaceful character of rural South Carolina without putting you far from the places you need to go. Aiken and Augusta are both within a reasonable drive, making this an attractive setting for a full-time residence, weekend retreat, or long-term land investment. The property features a natural mix of pines, oaks, and other scattered hardwoods, giving the land a classic rural character and plenty of natural shade. The flat topography makes the acreage highly usable and provides a clean canvas for designing the property around your vision. Imagine a home tucked among the trees with room for a garden, pasture, workshop, barn, or simply additional space to enjoy the outdoors. At just over 9.5 acres, there is enough room to create a private setting without taking on the scale and maintenance of a much larger farm. A soil test has been completed, and driveway permits are currently in process, helping move the property closer to build-ready status. The tract's size, paved frontage, flat terrain, and natural timber make it well suited for a custom homesite, mini farm, equestrian setup, or recreational retreat. A 50-foot gas line easement crosses the property, creating a maintained open corridor through the tract. Depending on the intended use and applicable easement restrictions, this type of corridor can provide opportunities for pasture, wildlife movement, trails, or other compatible open-space uses while leaving substantial acreage available for the primary homesite and other improvements. The location is one of the property's strongest assets. Its proximity to Aiken and Augusta puts larger employment centers, shopping, dining, healthcare, and recreation within reasonable commuting distance. At the same time, the property retains the open, wooded character that draws buyers to acreage in this part of Aiken County. Whether you're looking to build a custom home, establish a small farm or equestrian property, create a private retreat, or secure acreage for the future, this tract offers the space, accessibility, and natural setting to make that vision possible. Note: All boundaries depicted in aerial imagery are for reference purposes only and should not be relied upon as exact property lines. Buyers should reference the included preliminary survey for actual lot lines, dimensions, easements, and other property details.