With its rich past, vast history and unique ecology, Palmetto Bluff is truly one of the South’s finest treasures. Not far from Hilton Head Island and Savannah, it’s close enough to everything, yet away from it all. As a luxury travel destination and a renowned place to live, this planned residential community and conservation preserve beckons the past, welcomes the future and lives in the moment. Not a precious second is wasted. Pretty never goes out of style and Palmetto Bluff’s architecture, reminiscent of a simpler time blends seamlessly with the sturdy construction and refinements of today. No crowds, no chaos---just well-appointed, serene and artful.
As the largest remaining waterfront property on the East Coast, the very character of Palmetto Bluff is defined not by what is new and what is to come, but the extensive nature preserves, river access and winding trails. Of the original 20,000-acre tract, nearly 7,000 acres were set aside as a managed forest, with additional acreage put under a conservation easement. The May, Cooper and New Rivers provide a 32-mile backdrop of waterfront splendor, The Bluff is surrounded by unspoiled salt marshes, pristine rivers and teeming wildlife.
With the winding waterway as its backdrop, real estate offerings are categorized as “Town” or “Country” in character. A series of residential villages where residents live closely by choice, and ride or bike to in-plantation facilities makes up the Town properties, while Country properties consist of larger homesites (some up to 30 acres). Privacy and natural surroundings are one’s neighbors in this scenario. Both Town and Country provide access to all recreational facilities.
Residential neighborhoods at Palmetto Bluff range in size from 1/3-acre to 15-acre family compounds. Lots are currently offered, starting in the upper $200,000s, cottages in the high $500,000s and homes from under a million dollars to $6,450,000. Call Lancaster Real Estate Sales for more information and offerings at Palmetto Bluff!
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