Wedgefield Plantation spreads across a 500-acre area situated close to Georgetown and the junction of the Great Pee Dee and Black Rivers. Over time, the community has maintained loyalty to its natural character.
Wedgefield Plantation offers a variety of housing options, including single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums. The development is primarily residential.
Many homes in the Georgetown area are designed to have a traditional architectural style, with broad porches, pillars, and grand entrances. Some available residential properties date from the 18th and 19th centuries and have been well-maintained and/or upgraded with modern features and conveniences.
In Georgetown, most homebuyers will find that the houses they are interested in are, ready to move into. These homes typically come with features such as breakfast bars, ample closet and pantry space, and stylish lifted ceilings.
Wedgefield Plantation offers homes on large lots with mature trees and landscaping, providing a peaceful, natural feel. Some listings are adjacent to a championship-level golf course. On breezy days in the Lowcountry, residents can relax on their patios and enjoy the sun and salty breeze wafting in from the Intracoastal Waterway.
Wedgefield Plantation’s Winning Amenities
Wedgefield Plantation offers amenities such as a community pool and tennis courts, but its main attraction is the 18-hole golf course. Designed by Porter Gibson and Bob Toski, it spans 7,000+ yards and challenges players of all skill levels.
Despite an initially flat terrain, the front nine of the course is full of rolling slopes and live oak-lined fairways. The course was constructed within an area formerly inhabited by indigo and rice fields. History enthusiasts may find interest in a British POW ghost rumor which states that the ghost appears at the 18th hole at dusk.
The 18th-century Manor House Restaurant, a popular venue for weddings and events, has been recently restored to its former grandeur. The restaurant serves a menu of local Southern cuisine, and guests can enjoy drinks at the full bar, Sunday brunch with out-of-town visitors, or a romantic dinner with their significant other.
A Community Teeming With Nature’s Splendor
People interested in buying a home at Wedgefield Plantation are drawn to Georgetown’s recreational, historical, and leisure activities.
The Georgetown Historic District is only a few minutes' drive from Wedgefield Plantation, making it an ideal place to visit attractions like the Kaminski House, Rice Museum, and the Georgetown County Museum. Nature lovers can find serenity at Hobcaw Barony, a wildlife refuge sprawling with marshes, forests, and beaches. Local residents can be seen paddling in kayaks, canoes, or paddleboards along the rivers winding near Wedgefield plantation. Fishing and boat tours are available on the Waccamaw River, as well.
If planning a day or weekend trip to Charleston, you can travel south to explore the city. Alternatively, you can head north and discover additional Lowcountry locations such as Murrells Inlet or Myrtle Beach. Along the way, stop at Brookgreen Gardens for its stunning sculptures and special seasonal events, like the Night of a Thousand Candles around the holidays.
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