7477 N Highway 17

Rarely do you find a parcel with this much future potential! The land alone with 400ft of prime road frontage paired with 1.3 acres in the heart of Awendaw is worth buying alone but this one also comes with an adorable cottage directly across the street from the trailhead to the Palmetto trail that stretches from the coast to the mountains. This charming home offers the increasingly rare combination of space, freedom, and room to grow--all with no HOA. Whether you’re looking for a primary residence, weekend retreat, short or long term rental or homestead, this property provides endless possibilities. The expansive homesite offers plenty of room to add a detached garage, workshop, pool, garden, RV parking, outdoor entertaining areas, or future additions (subject to applicable approvals). The home is currently owner occupied but has previously served as a successful long-term rental and is ready for its next chapter. Enjoy peaceful Lowcountry living directly across from the Palmetto Trail and just minutes from boat landings, the Francis Marion National Forest, and some of the area’s best outdoor recreation, while remaining an easy drive to Mount Pleasant and McClellanville. Ideally located near the Steed Creek Road intersection, this property offers convenient access through the Francis Marion National Forest to Lake Moultrie and Lake Marion. Whether you’re searching for a private homestead, a property with room to grow, or a unique investment opportunity. With nearly 600 feet of Highway 17 frontage in a growing corridor, the property offers exceptional long-term investment potential. Buyers should verify zoning, permitted uses, and any future development or rezoning opportunities. Looking for additional space? An adjacent one-acre parcel is also available for purchase separately and features approximately 200 feet of Highway 17 frontage, a four-bedroom septic permit in hand, and walking trails that have already been cut through the property while preserving its natural wooded character. The lot remains largely uncleared, allowing the next owner to create a custom homesite while retaining mature trees.