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$1,500,000
26024785 MLS ⋅ Laurel Hill Farms SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
Arrive by Land, Sea, or Air: Lot 5 at Laurel Hill Farms Exclusive 20+/- Acre Estate | FAA-Licensed Grass Airstrip An exceptional opportunity awaits on Lot 5 at Laurel Hill Farms--a premier 20.3+/- acre coastal estate combining rare private aviation access via named grass airstrip 2SC7, deep water community amenities, and perpetual Lowcountry conservation. Protected by a Nature Conservancy easement, this sanctuary preserves pristine surroundings while offering shared dock access to Doe hall Creek and the Intracoastal Waterway. Approved Building Specifications:Primary Residence: Up to 4,000 sq. ft. of heated floor space.Guest House: Up to 1,500 sq. ft. of total floor space (including porches).Ancillary Structure: Up to 1,000 sq. ft., ideal for a hangar, barn, or workshop.a

1007 Morants Point Road, Mcclellanville
$1,250,000
25001695 MLS ⋅ Laurel Hill Farms SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
Stunning 4 acre lot in a small, gated community. Close to the conveniences of Mt Pleasant - but with all the room to enjoy a quieter, slower-paced life - thriving in hospitality, charm and a small town rich in history. This deepwater lot (400 feet of waterfront) offers unobstructed views of Cape Romain and Doe Hall Creek. Build your own private dreamhome, and bring the chickens, horses & livestock to make this your homestead or farm! Magestic live oaks are found throughout the property. Build your own dock, or enjoy use of the community dock. Buck Hall boat landing is one mile away and the charming town of McClellanville is less than 5 miles north.

4 Morants Point Road, Mcclellanville
$225,000
26026654 MLS ⋅ Laurel Hill Farms SubDv. ⋅ Active Status
Located along N Highway 17 near McClellanville, SC (TMS #731-00-00-052), this 1.95-acre wooded parcel combines direct highway access with authentic Lowcountry history. The parcel features approximately 131 feet of road frontage and extends in a linear configuration bordered along its southeastern edge by Sandy Point Creek. This tidal waterway was hand-dug during the 19th-century Laurel Hill Plantation era under the Morrison (Morse) family, who engineered canal networks across the property to manage tidal water flow and lowland drainage. Existing infrastructure reduces initial development effort and costs. A established entrance road provides ingress and egress directly from Highway 17 into the lot. The property includes an existing deep well.for water along with several legacy structures located within the mature timber canopy.

00 N U.S. 17, Mcclellanville