Georgetown County, South Carolina Land For Sale (151 results)

Wild, remote, and still convenient to our coastal SC community, the just-listed Bottomland property is a nature-lovers dream. Sitting in a switchback curve of Wadmacon creek on the upper reaches of the North Santee River, Bottomland is a 128.4 +/- acre mature hardwood forest dotted with giant overcup and white oaks, cypress sloughs, pine patches, and a few woods roads. Turkeys, deer, wild pigs, woodcock, wood ducks, and excellent freshwater fishing are all part of the landscape and the neighborhood. The tract is a long way from road noise and presents a cool opportunity to build a riverfront camp somewhere on the 1.4 miles of linear water frontage. Bottomlands owner and seller is a local land trust, and the property is in the process of being protected by a conservation easement. Within reasonable guidelines, this easement will allow an owner to build structures, create food plots, harvest timber and exercise a number of other rights that would fit its location and composition. To learn more and fully understand the uniqueness of Bottomland, consider reaching out to Blue Wing Properties and have our team represent your interests as the potential buyer. At Blue Wing Properties, we relate first-hand to the unmatched experience of finding, owning, cultivating, and loving a place of your own. Our company not only takes pride in understanding the uniqueness of properties like Bottomland, but also in ensuring proper expectations and a good fit for both the buyers and sellers in all transactions. Allow our team to help you determine if Bottomland is what you are looking for. Visit the Buyer Agency page on the Blue Wing Properties website to learn more about the benefits of becoming a Blue Wing Properties buyer client.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.

Historic Mauricena Plantation Georgetown Waterfront Lots Mauricena Plantation presents a rare chance to own a piece of South Carolina's history and natural beauty. Set along the Sampit River in Georgetown, this historic property comprises 8 estate lots, each offering waterfront views and a deeply rooted history beneath Live Oaks. Featuring: Eight Premier Estate Lots: Each lot spans 1 acre, offering ample space for luxury homes with waterfront views beneath live oak trees. Community Deep-Water Dock: A shared community dock will be available for lots 1-8, with individual boat slips. The existing dock is to be improved, as the permit in hand yields 8 boat slips for each community dock user. Lot 1 Private Deep Water Dock: There is an approved permit in hand that will allow the buyer for Lot 1 to build their own private dock. Walkway Easement: A walkway easement between Lots 1 and 2 will connect to the community dock, offering convenient access for all residents. Underground Power: Power is provided via underground lines to the front of each lot. Septic and Well Soil Tests: Completed and satisfactory septic and well Official Soil Reports will be transferred to the buyer, streamlining the construction process. Fiber Optic: High Speed internet is available. Fiber optic cable has been run and dug two miles, all the way to the property. Covenants and Restrictions: Homes must adhere to a minimum construction requirement of 2,000 square feet, maintaining the integrity of the property's character. Signature Illuminated Oak Trees: Each lot will be enhanced by a lighted oak tree, courtesy of Blink Lighting. 200+ Year-Old Live Oak Trees: The property is home to numerous 200-year-old live oak trees, further enriching the historical and natural beauty of the estate. These timeless trees are a testament to the land's long-standing heritage and offers a rare and aesthetically pleasing homesite. Site Plan: Each lot has been recorded, with a tree survey, an updated boundary survey, and building sites. These lots are turnkey to the buyer. Wetlands Delineation: The entire property has been delineated, and is 100% Uplands. History: Mauricena Plantation holds a special place in the history of rice cultivation in Georgetown. It was instrumental in coining the term Carolina Gold in the late 1800s, referring to the region's prized high-quality rice. The plantation was once owned by Reverend Maurice Lance and his wife, Anna Maria Taylor Allston. Along with Mauricena, they also owned and operated Wedgefield, Springfield, Mansfield, and Greenwich plantations. By 1850, the combined rice production at Wedgefield and Mauricena reached over 660,000 pounds, cultivated by the labor of 262 slaves. This immense contribution played a central role in Georgetown's legacy of rice production in the region.