Beaufort County, SC Recently Sold Recreational Land, Timberland Properties over $1M

Sugar Hill is a turn-key duck hunters paradise located on the Combahee River in the Ace Basin, just an hour from either Charleston or Savannah. Property Highlights: Fully-restored duck ponds, spanning 130 acres, attract a full array of migratory bird

World-Class Wild Waterfowl Hunting Along the Combahee River With 75 +/- Acres Of Controlled Riverfront Duck Impoundments! Additional Acreage Available! Twickenham River Duck Club is located in the ACE Basin of South Carolina in Beaufort County along

DeVeaux Hill is located in the heart of the Lowcountry in Sheldon, South Carolina, nearly halfway between Charleston and Bluffton, with easy access just off HWY 17 and I-95 at Exit 33. Named after the historical family plot that can be found on the p

DeVeaux Hill is located in the heart of the Lowcountry in Sheldon, South Carolina, nearly halfway between Charleston and Bluffton, with easy access just off HWY 17 and I-95 at Exit 33. Named after the historical family plot that can be found on the p

Jericho Plantation is prominently located on Cotton Hall Road in the Prince William's parish of Beaufort County, South Carolina. This one-of-a-kind property was originally part of the 13,000 acres laid out in this parish under Landgrave Edmund Bellin

Huspa Plantation is located in Beaufort County, along the banks of Huspa and Field Creek, between Charleston, SC and Savannah, GA. The main entrance consist of moss draped live oaks, many of which date back to the 1800's , the tidal creeks that surro

Jericho Plantation is prominently located on Cotton Hall Road in the Prince William's parish of Beaufort County, South Carolina. This one-of-a-kind property was originally part of the 13,000 acres laid out in this parish under Landgrave Edmund Bellin

Huspa Plantation is located in Beaufort County, along the banks of Huspa and Field Creek, between Charleston, SC and Savannah, GA. The main entrance consist of moss draped live oaks, many of which date back to the 1800's , the tidal creeks that surro