5 Acres of Vacant Land in Summerville

$1,100,000|Last Updated: Nov 10, 2026

LBMLS#132629927

0 Pete Ewers Drive, Summerville, Dorchester County, South Carolina

Status:Active

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Property Type

Acreage

Acreage

5 acres

County

Dorchester

Format

Sale

Description

This is a nice tract of land, it has road frontage on two roads. The property is currently zoned R-1_Dc. There may be a possibility of having it rezoned to commercial, since there's commercial all around it. The property butts up to the railroad tracks, maybe there would be a possibility of having the railroad putting a spur in for commercial deliveries. Or it could stay residential and build some house's on it.