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Discover the rare opportunity to own 3.91 acres in Awendaw, bordering the protected Francis Marion National Forest, with a beautifully renovated home, a private pond, and hunting grounds just steps from the back door. Renovated in 2021-2022, this home features hurricane impact-rated windows, an engineered septic system, and a full water filtration system, giving you peace of mind with modern updates alongside total privacy.Imagine morning coffee on the large front porch, afternoons exploring your own private acreage, and evenings relaxing on the back deck, all bordered by hundreds of thousands of acres of protected forest that will never be developed. Offering space, privacy, and flexibility, this property invites you to slow down, spread out, and enjoy life on your own land.Inside, this spacious floor plan offers 5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and a half bath. As an added bonus, there's an additional full bathroom in the garage. There's plenty of room for family, friends, and outdoor adventures. A comfortable living room and separate family room give everyone space to gather or spread out, while the separate office makes working from home easy. The kitchen is made for everyday life and entertaining, featuring a large island where everyone can gather, while the separate laundry room adds convenience. And for a little extra fun, a hidden room behind the bookcase adds a one-of-a-kind surprise. Outside is where this property truly comes alive. The private pond, expansive acreage, and direct border with the Francis Marion National Forest invite you to enjoy nature, hunt, garden, entertain, explore, or simply have room to breathe--with protected forest extending your hunting and exploring grounds beyond your property line. Picture weekends spent outdoors, grilling on the deck, storing your gear in the shed, or enjoying the peace and privacy that only owning acreage bordering protected land can provide. With its combination of a renovated home, 3.91 acres, a private pond bordering the protected Francis Marion National Forest, hurricane-rated windows, an engineered septic system, whole-home water filtration, hunting opportunities, abundant living space, and unique character, this is more than a place to live, it's a place to create the lifestyle you've been looking for, with convenient access to Mount Pleasant and Charleston.

5 Beds ⋅ 4.5 Baths ⋅ 26028662 MLS ⋅ Awendaw SubDv. ⋅ Active Status

Discover the rare opportunity to own 3.91 acres in Awendaw, bordering the protected Francis Marion National Forest, with a beautifully renovated home, a private pond, and hunting grounds just steps from the back door. Renovated in 2021-2022, this home features hurricane impact-rated windows, an engineered septic system, and a full water filtration system, giving you peace of mind with modern updates alongside total privacy.Imagine morning coffee on the large front porch, afternoons exploring your own private acreage, and evenings relaxing on the back deck, all bordered by hundreds of thousands of acres of protected forest that will never be developed. Offering space, privacy, and flexibility, this property invites you to slow down, spread out, and enjoy life on your own land.Inside, this spacious floor plan offers 5 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and a half bath. As an added bonus, there's an additional full bathroom in the garage. There's plenty of room for family, friends, and outdoor adventures. A comfortable living room and separate family room give everyone space to gather or spread out, while the separate office makes working from home easy. The kitchen is made for everyday life and entertaining, featuring a large island where everyone can gather, while the separate laundry room adds convenience. And for a little extra fun, a hidden room behind the bookcase adds a one-of-a-kind surprise. Outside is where this property truly comes alive. The private pond, expansive acreage, and direct border with the Francis Marion National Forest invite you to enjoy nature, hunt, garden, entertain, explore, or simply have room to breathe--with protected forest extending your hunting and exploring grounds beyond your property line. Picture weekends spent outdoors, grilling on the deck, storing your gear in the shed, or enjoying the peace and privacy that only owning acreage bordering protected land can provide. With its combination of a renovated home, 3.91 acres, a private pond bordering the protected Francis Marion National Forest, hurricane-rated windows, an engineered septic system, whole-home water filtration, hunting opportunities, abundant living space, and unique character, this is more than a place to live, it's a place to create the lifestyle you've been looking for, with convenient access to Mount Pleasant and Charleston.

6682 N Highway 17, Awendaw

$2,250,000

8 Ft. deep water at low tide. This exceptional residence, is nestled between the Francis Marion National Forest and the Cape Romaine National Wildlife Refuge.Enjoy unobstructed panoramic intercoastal waterway views from your private deep water dock with a sunstream boat lift, accessed by a 75 foot private walkway. Inside the home is built for both luxury and peace of mind with a full Viking chef's kitchen, whole home, Generac generator, standing seam metal roof, and newer HVACS.This property also boasts a massive 1800 ft. garage perfect for a workshop, boat storage, flex space, and all your coastal toys. Plus an adjacent 3.6 acres common area for additional boat & trailer parking, bring all the boats. Located just 0.8 miles from Buckhall boat landing and the Palmetto TrailThis private wildlife sanctuary offers unmatched tranquility with low country wildlife right outside your door. The HOA is only $350 per year and includes mowing maintenance and your water. As soon as you turn down the mile long unpaved road the stress washes away, walk out to your porch, Sit on your dock have a cocktail and watch the dolphins swim by, and feel like you're 1000 miles away, but Publix and Wando High School are conveniently located only 15 minutes away. You can't even get across Mount Pleasant in that time. Is it time to get away but not too far away? This is Living in Art! The beauty will make you pause, the unpretentiousness will give you a sigh of relief. Come by boat or come by land, these homes don't come on the market very often and there is a reason for that. The entire neighborhood consists of 14 lots and 12 existing homes. Its proximity to the Francis Marion Forest and the ICW envelopes the property from any future development. Give me a call I'll be happy to show you the property.

4 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26026910 MLS ⋅ Cape Romain Lookout SubDv. ⋅ Active Status

8 Ft. deep water at low tide. This exceptional residence, is nestled between the Francis Marion National Forest and the Cape Romaine National Wildlife Refuge.Enjoy unobstructed panoramic intercoastal waterway views from your private deep water dock with a sunstream boat lift, accessed by a 75 foot private walkway. Inside the home is built for both luxury and peace of mind with a full Viking chef's kitchen, whole home, Generac generator, standing seam metal roof, and newer HVACS.This property also boasts a massive 1800 ft. garage perfect for a workshop, boat storage, flex space, and all your coastal toys. Plus an adjacent 3.6 acres common area for additional boat & trailer parking, bring all the boats. Located just 0.8 miles from Buckhall boat landing and the Palmetto TrailThis private wildlife sanctuary offers unmatched tranquility with low country wildlife right outside your door. The HOA is only $350 per year and includes mowing maintenance and your water. As soon as you turn down the mile long unpaved road the stress washes away, walk out to your porch, Sit on your dock have a cocktail and watch the dolphins swim by, and feel like you're 1000 miles away, but Publix and Wando High School are conveniently located only 15 minutes away. You can't even get across Mount Pleasant in that time. Is it time to get away but not too far away? This is Living in Art! The beauty will make you pause, the unpretentiousness will give you a sigh of relief. Come by boat or come by land, these homes don't come on the market very often and there is a reason for that. The entire neighborhood consists of 14 lots and 12 existing homes. Its proximity to the Francis Marion Forest and the ICW envelopes the property from any future development. Give me a call I'll be happy to show you the property.

925 Shellmore Lane, Mcclellanville

$425,000

Discover 21.32 acres of private Lowcountry wilderness in the heart of McClellanville, one of South Carolina's most treasured coastal communities. Surrounded by nature and bordering U.S. Forest Service land along the northern boundary, this expansive tract offers a rare opportunity to create a secluded estate, recreational retreat, hunting property, or private homestead in an area known for its unspoiled beauty, abundant wildlife, and protected landscapes.A recent boundary survey with National Wetlands Inventory overlay indicates approximately 8.69 acres of mapped uplands, providing potential homesite opportunities while preserving the privacy and natural character that make this property so special.Located just minutes from the historic fishing village of McClellanville, residents enjoy a lifestyle deeply connected to the water and outdoors. Launch your boat into nearby Jeremy Creek for access to the Intracoastal Waterway, Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, and some of the best fishing, shrimping, crabbing, and boating the South Carolina coast has to offer. Explore the vast Francis Marion National Forest, kayak through winding tidal creeks, or spend the day birdwatching among thousands of acres of protected wetlands and maritime habitat. McClellanville is beloved for its authentic Lowcountry character, rich maritime heritage, and close-knit community. Enjoy fresh local seafood at favorites like T.W. Graham & Co. and the McClellanville Diner, attend the annual Lowcountry Shrimp Festival, or simply embrace the slower pace of life that has made this charming coastal village one of the region's hidden gems. Despite its peaceful setting, the property remains conveniently located approximately 30 minutes from Georgetown, 35 minutes from Mount Pleasant, and under an hour from historic downtown Charleston. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding wetlands, permitting, access, utilities, and intended use. Opportunities to own a large acreage tract in McClellanville are increasingly rare. Whether you're seeking a private escape, future homesite, recreational property, or long-term land investment, this property offers the space, privacy, and natural beauty that define the Lowcountry lifestyle.

26016827 MLS ⋅ Active Status

Discover 21.32 acres of private Lowcountry wilderness in the heart of McClellanville, one of South Carolina's most treasured coastal communities. Surrounded by nature and bordering U.S. Forest Service land along the northern boundary, this expansive tract offers a rare opportunity to create a secluded estate, recreational retreat, hunting property, or private homestead in an area known for its unspoiled beauty, abundant wildlife, and protected landscapes.A recent boundary survey with National Wetlands Inventory overlay indicates approximately 8.69 acres of mapped uplands, providing potential homesite opportunities while preserving the privacy and natural character that make this property so special.Located just minutes from the historic fishing village of McClellanville, residents enjoy a lifestyle deeply connected to the water and outdoors. Launch your boat into nearby Jeremy Creek for access to the Intracoastal Waterway, Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, and some of the best fishing, shrimping, crabbing, and boating the South Carolina coast has to offer. Explore the vast Francis Marion National Forest, kayak through winding tidal creeks, or spend the day birdwatching among thousands of acres of protected wetlands and maritime habitat. McClellanville is beloved for its authentic Lowcountry character, rich maritime heritage, and close-knit community. Enjoy fresh local seafood at favorites like T.W. Graham & Co. and the McClellanville Diner, attend the annual Lowcountry Shrimp Festival, or simply embrace the slower pace of life that has made this charming coastal village one of the region's hidden gems. Despite its peaceful setting, the property remains conveniently located approximately 30 minutes from Georgetown, 35 minutes from Mount Pleasant, and under an hour from historic downtown Charleston. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding wetlands, permitting, access, utilities, and intended use. Opportunities to own a large acreage tract in McClellanville are increasingly rare. Whether you're seeking a private escape, future homesite, recreational property, or long-term land investment, this property offers the space, privacy, and natural beauty that define the Lowcountry lifestyle.

Deas Hill Road, Mcclellanville

$350,000

This is heirs property and a Masters Deed will be issued upon completion of the Quiet Title action.

25010930 MLS ⋅ Active Status

This is heirs property and a Masters Deed will be issued upon completion of the Quiet Title action.

0000 N Highway 17, Mcclellanville

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