Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Realty
843-856-8800
Discover the possibilities with this exceptional 4.06-acre waterfront property offering approximately 418 feet of frontage along the scenic Santee River. Whether you're searching for the perfect weekend retreat, a future homesite, or a property with investment potential, this unique offering provides endless opportunities.Zoned Flex-1, the property allows for site-built, manufactured, and modular homes, with horses and many business uses permitted. Towering mature oaks, cypress, and pine trees create a private, Lowcountry setting with breathtaking natural beauty.Conveniently located directly off Highway 41 and adjacent to Lenud's Ferry Boat Landing, you'll enjoy easy access to the Santee River via the public two-lane boat ramp with ample parking--making boating, fishing, andkayaking steps away. The property includes two permitted buildings. The first is a permitted storage building constructed in 2022. The second is a newly constructed (June 2026) 25' x 18' building that offers excellent potential for commercial, recreational, storage, or other approved uses, providing added flexibility for a variety of needs. Ideally situated just 35 minutes from Mount Pleasant, 35 minutes from McClellanville, and less than an hour from historic downtown Charleston, this property offers the perfect balance of privacy, convenience, and outdoor recreation. No HOA. Experience the freedom to create your own Lowcountry getaway or investment opportunity on the beautiful Santee River.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Charleston
843-416-2000
Rare opportunity to own a commercial lot in Jamestown! Come see what's great about this little town!
Courtesy: Land Professionals Group LLC
843-340-2215
Coastal Lowcountry Sporting Property - Berkeley County, South Carolina Located in the heart of South Carolina's legendary Lowcountry, this property offers a rare opportunity to own land near the expansive marshes, rivers, and coastal waters that define the region's outdoor lifestyle. Positioned between historic coastal communities and major recreation destinations, the tract provides both privacy and convenient access to the South Carolina coast. The property sits approximately 12 miles north of McClellanville, a charming fishing village known for its shrimping heritage and direct access to the Atlantic via Jeremy Creek and the Intracoastal Waterway. From McClellanville, U.S. Highway 17 (the Coastal Highway) connects the region's coastal communities and provides a scenic travel corridor between Charleston and Georgetown. U.S. Route 17 runs along the South Carolina coast and serves as a major transportation route linking coastal towns and recreational destinations. The property is also approximately: 35 miles south of Georgetown, one of the state's oldest seaports featuring waterfront dining, marinas, and historic downtown shopping. 45 miles north of Charleston, consistently ranked among America's top historic cities, offering world-class dining, cultural attractions, and Charleston International Airport. Within easy driving distance of Mount Pleasant, Pawleys Island, and Myrtle Beach for additional coastal amenities and tourism destinations. Coastal Access and Outdoor Recreation This property lies within close proximity to some of the most productive wildlife habitat in the Southeast. The surrounding landscape includes tidal rivers, bottomland forests, and coastal marsh systems that support outstanding recreational opportunities. Nearby outdoor opportunities include: Saltwater and inshore fishing along the Atlantic coast and surrounding tidal creeks Waterfowl hunting in the marshes and historic rice-field impoundments of the Santee Delta Deer, turkey, and small-game hunting in the region's pine forests and hardwood bottoms Boating and kayaking along the Intracoastal Waterway and numerous coastal rivers Easy access to nearby public lands including the Francis Marion National Forest and coastal wildlife refuges. Local Amenities Residents and visitors enjoy convenient access to a range of Lowcountry amenities, including: Local seafood restaurants and marinas in McClellanville Grocery stores, medical services, and waterfront dining in Georgetown Major shopping, airports, and cultural attractions in Charleston Coastal beaches at Pawleys Island, Isle of Palms, and Sullivan's Island The Lowcountry Lifestyle Properties in this part of coastal South Carolina are prized for their combination of privacy, wildlife habitat, and access to world-class coastal recreation. The surrounding region is known for its historic plantation landscapes, extensive timberlands, and legendary hunting and fishing opportunities. Whether envisioned as a private recreational retreat, hunting property, or long-term land investment, this tract offers an exceptional setting within one of South Carolina's most iconic coastal landscapes.
Courtesy: Realty ONE Group Reside
803-298-0544
Discover the perfect opportunity to create your dream homestead on this stunning 13.23-acre tract just outside Jamestown, SC. This beautiful piece of raw land features a picturesque mix of mature hardwoods, open farm fields, and peaceful natural surroundings, offering the ideal setting for a custom home, private retreat, or country estate.With abundant wildlife and excellent hunting potential, outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the privacy and natural beauty this property provides. Whether you're envisioning a quiet country homestead, a weekend getaway, or a future farm, this property offers the space and freedom to bring your vision to life.Enjoy the tranquility of rural living while still being conveniently located just minutes from Jamestown and only 15 minutes to Moncks Cornerproviding easy access to shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences. If you've been searching for the perfect place to build your dream home and enjoy true Low-country living, this exceptional property is ready to make that vision a reality.
Courtesy: Land Professionals Group LLC
843-340-2215
Coastal Lowcountry Sporting Property - Georgetown County, South Carolina Located in the heart of South Carolina's legendary Lowcountry, this property offers a rare opportunity to own land near the expansive marshes, rivers, and coastal waters that define the region's outdoor lifestyle. Positioned between historic coastal communities and major recreation destinations, the tract provides both privacy and convenient access to the South Carolina coast. The property sits approximately 12 miles north of McClellanville, a charming fishing village known for its shrimping heritage and direct access to the Atlantic via Jeremy Creek and the Intracoastal Waterway. From McClellanville, U.S. Highway 17 (the Coastal Highway) connects the region's coastal communities and provides a scenic travel corridor between Charleston and Georgetown. U.S. Route 17 runs along the South Carolina coast and serves as a major transportation route linking coastal towns and recreational destinations. The property is also approximately: 35 miles south of Georgetown, one of the state's oldest seaports featuring waterfront dining, marinas, and historic downtown shopping. 45 miles north of Charleston, consistently ranked among America's top historic cities, offering world-class dining, cultural attractions, and Charleston International Airport. Within easy driving distance of Mount Pleasant, Pawleys Island, and Myrtle Beach for additional coastal amenities and tourism destinations. Coastal Access and Outdoor Recreation This property lies within close proximity to some of the most productive wildlife habitat in the Southeast. The surrounding landscape includes tidal rivers, bottomland forests, and coastal marsh systems that support outstanding recreational opportunities. Nearby outdoor opportunities include: Saltwater and inshore fishing along the Atlantic coast and surrounding tidal creeks Waterfowl hunting in the marshes and historic rice-field impoundments of the Santee Delta Deer, turkey, and small-game hunting in the region's pine forests and hardwood bottoms Boating and kayaking along the Intracoastal Waterway and numerous coastal rivers Easy access to nearby public lands including the Francis Marion National Forest and coastal wildlife refuges. Local Amenities Residents and visitors enjoy convenient access to a range of Lowcountry amenities, including: Local seafood restaurants and marinas in McClellanville Grocery stores, medical services, and waterfront dining in Georgetown Major shopping, airports, and cultural attractions in Charleston Coastal beaches at Pawleys Island, Isle of Palms, and Sullivan's Island The Lowcountry Lifestyle Properties in this part of coastal South Carolina are prized for their combination of privacy, wildlife habitat, and access to world-class coastal recreation. The surrounding region is known for its historic plantation landscapes, extensive timberlands, and legendary hunting and fishing opportunities. Whether envisioned as a private recreational retreat, hunting property, or long-term land investment, this tract offers an exceptional setting within one of South Carolina's most iconic coastal landscapes.
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Jamestown is located in South Carolina. Jamestown, South Carolina has a population of 91. Jamestown is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.05%.
The median household income in Jamestown, South Carolina is $35,625. The median household income for the surrounding county is $70,786 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Jamestown is 55.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 35.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 51.6 inches per year, with 0.2 inches of snow per year.
