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2290 Palmers Bridge Road
Mcclellanville, Sc 29458
$775,000
- 3 Beds
- 2 Full Baths
- 1 Half Baths
- 2,791 SqFt
Country Estate - Sportsman's Paradise In The Frances Marion Forestmcclellanville - Peace And Tranquility Will Surround You In This Exclusive Private Property Located 3.5 Miles Off Of Us Highway 17...
1086 Irving Manigualt Road
Mcclellanville, Sc 29458
$459,000
- 4 Beds
- 2 Full Baths
- 1 Half Baths
- 1,800 SqFt
Construction Started. This Brand New Home Will Offer An Opportunity To Own In Future Buckhall Woods Acres Which Backs Up T The Francis Marion. Dedicated Easement For Owners To The Awendaw Trail. S...
This Beautiful Home Situated On A Peaceful 1.99 Acre Wooded Lot Has Many Upgrades: Flooring, Windows, Bathrooms, Crown Molding, Porch/patio, Several Living Space Additions And The Pool Conveys! Co...
Frequently described as a sleepy fishing town, McClellanville is famous for its shrimp boat docks, fresh seafood markets, and natural southern charm. The village is bordered by the Francis Marion National Forest and is part of the South Carolina National Corridor. Massive oaks cover home lots and line the streets, and the trees’ colorful hanging moss give this town an unmistakable Lowcountry feel. Residents enjoy hiking the Palmetto Trail, selling handmade merchandise at The Cottage; shopping at local boutiques; collecting blue crabs at the public dock; and picking blueberries or harvesting honey at Blue Pearl Farms, the site of the Annual Lowcountry Blueberry Festival. Other nearby attractions include the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge, the Center for Birds and Prey, and historic landmarks such as Hampton Plantation (1735), Hopseewee Plantation (1739), and old St. James-Santee Parish Church (1768). The McClellanville Museum features artifacts dating back to the indigenous Seewee Indians as well as interesting local lore and visitor information.
Originally settled in the late 1600s by French-Huguenots, McClellanville was officially incorporated in 1706 by the Church of England. Today, the town is affiliated with Charleston County Municipalities, and residents enjoy numerous recreational programs and activities, county parks, and nearby public golf courses. Children residing in McClellanville attend St. James-Santee Elementary, St. James-Santee Middle, and Wando High School. An “excellent” rated school since the inception of the state oversight program, Wando High School offers a wide array of study-specific electives such as Aerospace Engineering, Google Applications, Advanced Animations, and Digital Media Marketing to name a few.
McClellanville is the perfect place for homebuyers who wish to surround themselves with uninhabited coastal terrain and natural topography yet desire the close proximity to urban amenities. Because land acreage is available and affordable, many families and retirees opt to purchase a lot and build their dream home. The strong sense of community, small town ambiance, and protected privacy make McClellanville an attractive destination for many homebuyers.
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