8733 N Highway 17

Beautiful 14.46 acre wooded tract just north of Buck Hall Landing - The ‘Crown Jewel’ of this exquisite property is its high, island-like 2.44-acre homesite overlooking long, beautiful marsh front vistas. This gorgeous property has potential for 2 homes while providing ample space for solitude and privacy. With plenty of room for country living, you can enjoy having horses, chickens, or gardening. A proposed winding drive through the front 10 acres of mature trees to the homesite would make a grand entrance to your dream home! Application for septic system and short wetland crossing permit has been applied for and recent survey is in hand. Conveniently located, this wonderful homesite is only minutes from the Historic fishing Village of McClellanville. Whether you envision a primary residence with a guest house or a multi-generational retreat, the possibilities are exceptional.
A proposed winding drive through approximately 10 acres of mature hardwoods and pines creates a dramatic and welcoming approach, perfectly setting the stage for your future dream home. The land is well-suited for a relaxed country lifestyle, with plenty of space for horses, small livestock, gardening, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of nature. Important groundwork has already been laid, including a recent survey and applications submitted for a septic system and a permit for a short wetland crossing, helping streamline the path toward developing your future estate. Ideally located, the property is just minutes from the historic fishing village of McClellanville, known for its wonderful seafood, and approximately one mile from the nearest public boat landing, offering easy access to the Intracoastal Waterway and beyond. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property’s proximity to the Francis Marion National Forest, renowned for its abundant wildlife including whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other game. To the east lies the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge, a federally protected Class A wilderness area featuring miles of untouched coastline, exceptional fishing and boating, and some of the most unspoiled beaches on the Eastern Seaboard. Despite its peaceful, rural setting, the property remains conveniently accessible, just 20 minutes to Mount Pleasant and approximately 30 minutes to Georgetown both great for shopping, dining, and medical services. Barrier island beaches are a short boat ride away, while destinations such as Pawleys Island and the Isle of Palms are reachable within about 45 minutes by car.
This is a truly rare offering, combining acreage, elevation, marsh views, and proximity to protected lands, making it one of the most desirable opportunities in the Lowcountry!