Northampton Plantation is a +/-404 acre property located in Georgetown County, SC just six miles West of the city of Georgetown. The property enjoys a mix of mature natural pine timber which is strategically managed for deer, turkey, and upland birds. It contains multiple food plots ready for planting, a 10 acre duck impoundment, and +/-3.5 miles of roads and trails providing access to the entire property. It has just over 1,000 feet of frontage along US Hwy 521 and roughly 2,600 feet along the Sampit River. A homesite has been cleared along the bluff overlooking the river, and a dock permit is in hand for those seeking deep water access. Single phase power along with county water and sewer are also available. With no conservation easement in place this property has many opportunities! In 1815 Northampton Plantation consisted of roughly 1,150 acres located along the historic plantation row on the northern bluff of the Sampit River. Northampton Plantation was divided into four parcels in 1989 at the request of John B. Grant's heirs. This parcel is a portion of Northampton Plantation tract 3. The property has a rich history and was once owned by Mr. Francis Withers who also owned other well-known plantations such as Friendfield, Silver Hill, and Midway during the height of the rice industry. It contains roughly 75 acres of historic rice fields where you can still see the hand-dug canals that once controlled water from the Sampit River and grew Carolina Gold rice which was known around the world. The property also played a role in the fight for our nation's independence as artifices have been found that indicate the presence of Revolutionary and Civil War soldiers that once roamed the area. If you are looking for a well groomed recreational property, that is a part of the SC Lowcountry's rich history, please call and schedule a tour.
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