This is your chance to own a piece of Lowcountry history. Located on a bluff overlooking Dewees inlet, this property was the site of some of the oldest settlement on the island. From here, you could have launched the Palmetto logs sent to build Fort Moultrie, watched the British ship Glasgow sink in a fiery battle, sheltered Francis Marion and his men, and observed Blackbeard's Queen Anne's Revenge slipping back to northern waters after blockading Charleston Harbor in search of medicine. One of only a few homesites on Dewees Island with the ability to build your own deepwater dock (subject to dock permit), this lot has sweeping views of marsh and hummock islands, Dewees Inlet, and the ocean beyond. It is directly across from Huyler House pond's incomparable wildlife watching, and the island amenity center, with clubhouse, hospitality suites, swimming pool, and tennis courts. When the fish are running, dolphins and pelicans can be seen diving and cavorting right off the property. One of only 7 lots on Dewees that can have a dock. Lots in this area seldom come on the market. Option to be verified. Wonderful tree cover, including large live oaks. Dewees Island is a private barrier island community dedicated to environmental preservation. Accessible by ferry or your own boat, the island boasts pristine beaches, marshes, and maritime forest habitat.
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