Courtesy: The Boulevard Company
13.84 Acres 9168 Old Georgetown Road (Old King's Highway) McClellanville, SCTucked along historic Old King's Highway (Old Georgetown Road) in McClellanville, this 13.84-acre tract offers a rare blend of privacy, natural beauty, and recreational opportunity in a truly peaceful Lowcountry setting. The property features no wetlands, providing exceptional flexibility for future use.🛖A livable 3-bedroom, 1-bath cabin with a full kitchen is already in place, making this an ideal weekend getaway, hunting retreat, or comfortable residence while you build your dream home. The property is fully improved with power, water, and septic, saving significant time and development costs. A 24' x 24' utility shed offers ample storage for equipment, ATVs, boats, or tools.A gated entrance opens to a cleared road that leads to the Cabin, providing easy access. There is a walking/ATV path leading to the rear boundary, which borders the Francis Marion National Forest--offering unmatched privacy and direct access to thousands of acres for hunting, hiking, and wildlife enjoyment. The land is predominantly hardwood, supporting a diverse ecosystem ideal for wildlife watching, hunting, and outdoor recreation. The acreage also offers the potential to subdivide into a few large, private homesites or to enjoy the property as one expansive estate. Outdoor adventure is truly at your doorstep. The property is just 7 minutes to Buck Hall Boat Landing and 10 minutes to the McClellanville Village boat landing, providing quick access to the Intracoastal Waterway, the winding creeks and marshes, and the barrier islands of Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge--perfect for fishing, boating, kayaking, and coastal exploration. Old Georgetown Road is also known for its equestrian-friendly setting, making this a great option for horse enthusiasts. Convenient Regional Access: " 30 minutes to Georgetown, SC " 40 minutes to Mt. Pleasant, SC " 45 minutes to Charleston, SC " 1 hour 55 minutes to Myrtle Beach, SC
Courtesy: MCVL Realty
Experience the peace and privacy of country living on this beautiful 3/4+ acre building lot with no HOA. Nestled in a quiet, wooded area surrounded by nature, this cleared parcel is ready for your dream home--complete with a 3-bedroom septic permit and survey in hand.Enjoy the best of both worlds: a serene rural setting with easy access to everything you need. Conveniently located just off U.S. Highway 17 N, you're only five minutes from the charming coastal village of McClellanville, known for its picturesque streets, local dining, shops, and public boat landing.For outdoor enthusiasts, the Buck Hall boat launch is less than a mile away, offering quick access to world-class fishing and the pristine waterways and beaches of the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge.If you're ready to build your ideal coastal retreat, this property offers the perfect starting point--cleared, permitted, and ready to go. A must-see for anyone seeking peace, privacy, and the beauty of Lowcountry living.
Courtesy: National Land Realty
2.79 acres on Two Pines Road in McClellanville, South Carolina, located within the gated community of Tibwin Farms. This spacious waterfront lot sits along the Intracoastal Waterway and overlooks the protected Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge.The property offers wide-open views, privacy, and a true Lowcountry setting with tidal creeks, marsh grass, and abundant wildlife. With nearly three acres, there is plenty of room for a custom home designed to take advantage of the water and scenery.Conveniently located about 30 minutes from Mount Pleasant and Georgetown, this lot combines quiet coastal living with easy access to town amenities.
Courtesy: The Group, LLC
3.5 Acres This is the best 3 + acre property for sale in Mcclellanville... all cleared with grass that has a wooded border on two sides; an open border on one side and one side that borders a deep spring fed pond with bruem and bass. It's one of only 5 lots accessed from Breezy Bay way. Additional land is available up to 6 acres priced from $65,000 per acre. This property adjoins a manufactured home and three acres that is also for sale and currently listed in multiple listing service for $450.,000.
Courtesy: Carolina One Real Estate
Great opportunity to build in this historic coastal community. Half-acre lot on a charming tree-lined lane in the Historic District of McClellanville, just steps from Pinckney Street. Peaceful setting in the heart of this scenic coastal village. Sellers have completed most pre-construction work: building permit in progress, custom architectural plans, structural drawings, site plan, site disturbance permit, septic permit with soil samples, well permit, silt fence and tree protection approval, and BAR approval. Approved for a 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath home.
Courtesy: W.P. Baldwin & Associates
Beautiful 1 acre wooded lot in Silverhill in the historic town of McClellanville. Very private yet convenient to restaurants, boat landing($75/year for residents), Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge providing world class fishing, historic district and town park. The sought after CREECS state charter school is right down the street. Approved septic permit for a 4 bedroom system. Come take a look to see if this could be your new dream home site.
Courtesy: EXP Realty LLC
Discover the perfect canvas for your dream home only one and a half mile from the downtown of historic McClellanville! This Lot has had trees selectively removed at the front home site (updated listing photos have been added showing cleared home site). *Wetlands delineation + Tree Survey have been completed, and a septic permit is in-hand for the front home site!* Amounting to Five Acres, this Lot truthfully looks like a dream home site. As soon as you visit you'll be charmed when you lay your eyes on the massive Live oak tree immediately in the front yard you. Proceeding further into the property you'll find the front home site that has *recently* been cleared! Build your dream home and enjoy the peace of enjoying 5 acres of your own private land in your backyard, OR sell off the extra land and make some of your investment back! Here you'll find the perfect blend between privacy and low country living. And there's still plenty of room to make it your own! As you arrive at 746 Dupre Rd and pull through the extended driveway, you'll reach a gate. *Showings by appointment only* Upon passing the gate you'll experience how magical this land is as the beams of sunlight stream through the canopy of trees overhead. You'll enjoy being surrounded by numerous Live oaks, Cedars, as well as Holly trees. Continue on until you reach the first home site which has had trees removed to make room for your custom Dream Home! (Lot is 136 ft wide at the road, and goes 1,635 ft long) Take a look around and it's easy to see that you've found your slice of paradise. Breath in the fresh air and imagine yourself getting to wake up each morning surrounded by such serenity. This is even more than a beautiful piece of property though - it's a lifestyle. You'll be delighted to find deer and turkeys occasionally roaming the land, as well as a variety of birds - even some rare endangered species! You'll enjoy the convenience of close proximity to boat launches, seamless access to the Intracoastal Waterway, and the ability to hop in your golf cart to downtown Historic McClellanville just one and a half miles away. You'll also be approximately 1,000 feet from the recently expanded Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge. Hurry and book your showing today to see this one-of-a-kind opportunity!
Courtesy: JSP Realty, LLC
Vacant building lot in the heart of Historic District of McClellanville. Septic permit in hand for 2 bedroom house. No HOA and no CCR's. Boat Landing permit available for Town residents ($75.00 per year). Owner is agent.
Courtesy: BHHS Carolina Sun Real Estate
Located in charming McClellanville, SC, this stunning 2-acre lot offers a tranquil setting with creek frontage, a scenic drive lined with oak trees, and a cleared area suitable for building. The remaining wooded section ensures privacy and natural beauty. Located approximately 35 miles from downtown Charleston and about 30 miles from Georgetown, SC, it provides convenient access to urban amenities while maintaining a serene rural atmosphere.McClellanville is more than a quaint, historic town--it's a gateway to natural beauty and adventure. Positioned at the edge of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, it provides access to one of the prettiest and untouched estuaries along the Atlantic Coast.Surrounded by Francis Marion National Forest, the area offers abundant outdoor activities, including miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, and biking. Additionally, it provides access to creeks and rivers ideal for fishing and kayaking, along with numerous campgrounds and recreation areas.
Courtesy: EXP Realty LLC
22.5 acres on Dupree Road offering a rare opportunity to create a private marsh-front retreat with potential pathway toward the Intracoastal Waterway. This expansive tract provides a natural canvas with ample space to design your ideal homesite and experience the beauty of the surrounding Lowcountry landscape.
Courtesy: Century 21 Properties Plus
A Charming Investment Opportunity that's conveniently located 45 minutes from Mount Pleasant and 1 hour from Myrtle Beach. This property has great potential and No HOA. This property is being sold As Is.
Courtesy: The Leland Company
Escape to your own private low country sanctuary on this expansive 7.27-acre wooded lot. Nestled between the vast Francis Marion National Forest and the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge, this property is the perfect haven for outdoor enthusiasts seeking privacy and seclusion.With its mix of natural woodland and mature oaks, this acreage provides a beautiful, unspoiled canvas for a custom home or family compound. This property offers a tranquil, rural feel while remaining only minutes from the Historic District of McClellanville and a nearby boat launch, providing the best of both peaceful country living and coastal access.
Courtesy: The Leland Company
Discover 7.64 acres of pristine rural charm, combining the best of natural tranquility and coastal convenience. This rare parcel offers a stunning private spot for your dream home or family compound. The property features magnificent, live oaks and pines. Enjoy the peace of living between the expansive Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge and the Francis Marion National Forest and just minutes from the charming Historic District of McClellanville, a historic fishing and shrimping village.
Courtesy: The Leland Company
Escape to your own private low country sanctuary on this expansive 7.27-acre wooded lot. Nestled between the vast Francis Marion National Forest and the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge, this property is the perfect haven for outdoor enthusiasts seeking privacy and seclusion.With its mix of natural woodland and mature oaks, this acreage provides a beautiful, unspoiled canvas for a custom home or family compound. This property offers a tranquil, rural feel while remaining only minutes from the Historic District of McClellanville and a nearby boat launch, providing the best of both peaceful country living and coastal access.
Courtesy: MCVL Realty
Beautiful cleared building lot on a quiet road in the heart of McClellanville's Historic District. Lot is shaded by numerous live oaks around the perimeter leaving building footprint in the center. You're just a stone's throw from the downtown restaurants and shops and 3/4 mile to the boat landing. 3-bedroom septic permit in hand.
Courtesy: EXP Realty LLC
Lot #3. This rare, expansive lot affords you the best in privacy & natural beauty. Approx. 3.5 acres of high ground nestled along the South Carolina coast, the historic fishing village of McClellanville offers a serene and picturesque lifestyle, and residents cherish the town's small-town charm, strong sense of community, and deep connection to the natural beauty of the Lowcountry.A Haven for Outdoor Enthusiasts: Life in McClellanville is intrinsically linked to the water. The town owns and maintains a public boat landing on Pinckney Street, providing residents with easy access to Jeremy Creek, the Intracoastal Waterway, and the Atlantic Ocean. Annual permits for the boat ramp are available, with discounted rates for residents. For those seeking a place to keep their water-toys,Village Storage of McClellanville offers both covered and open-air boat and RV storage just a short distance from the landing. The surrounding area is a paradise for outdoor lovers, with the vast Francis Marion National Forest offering opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife observation. The Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, a pristine expanse of marshes, tidal creeks, and barrier islands, is a haven for birdwatching, kayaking, and exploring unspoiled beaches. The culinary scene in McClellanville reflects its coastal heritage, with a focus on fresh, locally sourced seafood. T.W. Graham & Co. is a beloved local institution, renowned for its classic seafood dishes and charming atmosphere. For a more casual bite, the McClellanville Diner serves up traditional Southern comfort food. The town's strong ties to the shrimping industry are celebrated annually at the Lowcountry Shrimp Festival, a vibrant event that brings the community together with live music, local artisans, and, of course, an abundance of fresh shrimp. Despite its small size, McClellanville boasts a vibrant and engaged community. The McClellanville Arts Council plays a central role in the town's cultural life, hosting a variety of events, workshops, and exhibitions that showcase local talent. The Village Museum offers a glimpse into the area's rich history, from its origins as a settlement of rice and indigo planters to its evolution as a thriving fishing village. Residents often speak of the town's friendly and welcoming atmosphere, where neighbors know each other by name and a strong sense of camaraderie prevails. One of McClellanville's most appealing aspects is its ability to offer a peaceful, rural lifestyle while remaining within 25 min of Mt Pleasant's shopping (including Costco & Walmart), restaurants, and medical facilities, including Roper St. Francis Hospital. The historic city of Charleston, with its world-class restaurants, shopping, and cultural attractions, is approximately a 45-minute drive to the south. To the north, the charming coastal town of Georgetown is about a 30-minute drive away. Enjoy the tranquility of village life without sacrificing access to the amenities of a larger city. From the mouths of those who live there, the sentiment is clear. One resident shared, "I grew up in McClellanville living there since I was 8. I spent times running through the Francis Marion and getting stuck in the pluff mud. The local restaurants are some of my favorite places to eat. Even when I am old and grown I will still call this place my home..." It's a place where the rhythm of life is dictated by the tides and the seasons, offering a unique and deeply rewarding way of life for those who choose to call it home. Come experience McClellanville and this tranquil lot for yourself! Notes: Many schooling options, including award winning Wando High School. Septic permit in hand. Cleared homesite is in X Flood zone, which does not require flood insurance from many lenders. A large portion of the lot is wetlands, so your privacy will never be compromised. Wetlands are in AE Flood zone.
Courtesy: EXP Realty LLC
Lot# 1. This rare, expansive lot affords you the best in privacy & natural beauty. Approx. 3 acres of high ground nestled along the South Carolina coast, the historic fishing village of McClellanville offers a serene and picturesque lifestyle, and residents cherish the town's small-town charm, strong sense of community, and deep connection to the natural beauty of the Lowcountry.A Haven for Outdoor Enthusiasts: Life in McClellanville is intrinsically linked to the water. The town owns and maintains a public boat landing on Pinckney Street, providing residents with easy access to Jeremy Creek, the Intracoastal Waterway, and the Atlantic Ocean. Annual permits for the boat ramp are available, with discounted rates for residents. For those seeking a place to keep their water-toys,Village Storage of McClellanville offer both covered and open-air boat and RV storage just a short distance from the landing. The surrounding area is a paradise for outdoor lovers, with the vast Francis Marion National Forest offering opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife observation. The Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, a pristine expanse of marshes, tidal creeks, and barrier islands, is a haven for birdwatching, kayaking, and exploring unspoiled beaches. The culinary scene in McClellanville reflects its coastal heritage, with a focus on fresh, locally sourced seafood. T.W. Graham & Co. is a beloved local institution, renowned for its classic seafood dishes and charming atmosphere. For a more casual bite, the McClellanville Diner serves up traditional Southern comfort food. The town's strong ties to the shrimping industry are celebrated annually at the Lowcountry Shrimp Festival, a vibrant event that brings the community together with live music, local artisans, and, of course, an abundance of fresh shrimp. Despite its small size, McClellanville boasts a vibrant and engaged community. The McClellanville Arts Council plays a central role in the town's cultural life, hosting a variety of events, workshops, and exhibitions that showcase local talent. The Village Museum offers a glimpse into the area's rich history, from its origins as a settlement of rice and indigo planters to its evolution as a thriving fishing village. Residents often speak of the town's friendly and welcoming atmosphere, where neighbors know each other by name and a strong sense of camaraderie prevails. One of McClellanville's most appealing aspects is its ability to offer a peaceful, rural lifestyle while remaining within 25 min of Mt Pleasant's shopping (including Costco & Walmart), restaurants, and medical facilities, including Roper St. Francis Hospital. The historic city of Charleston, with its world-class restaurants, shopping, and cultural attractions, is approximately a 45-minute drive to the south. To the north, the charming coastal town of Georgetown is about a 30-minute drive away. Enjoy the tranquility of village life without sacrificing access to the amenities of a larger city. From the mouths of those who live there, the sentiment is clear. One resident shared, "I grew up in McClellanville living there since I was 8. I spent times running through the Francis Marion and getting stuck in the pluff mud. The local restaurants are some of my favorite places to eat. Even when I am old and grown I will still call this place my home..." It's a place where the rhythm of life is dictated by the tides and the seasons, offering a unique and deeply rewarding way of life for those who choose to call it home. Come experience McClellanville and this tranquil lot for yourself! Notes: Many schooling options, including award-winning Wando High School. Septic permit in hand. Cleared homesite is in X Flood zone, which does not require flood insurance from many lenders. A large portion of the lot is wetlands, so your privacy will never be compromised. Wetlands are in AE Flood zone.
Courtesy: EXP Realty LLC
Lot 4. This rare, expansive lot affords you the best in privacy & natural beauty. Approx. 3.6 acres of high ground nestled along the South Carolina coast, the historic fishing village of McClellanville offers a serene and picturesque lifestyle, and residents cherish the town's small-town charm, strong sense of community, and deep connection to the natural beauty of the Lowcountry.A Haven for Outdoor Enthusiasts: Life in McClellanville is intrinsically linked to the water. The town owns and maintains a public boat landing on Pinckney Street, providing residents with easy access to Jeremy Creek, the Intracoastal Waterway, and the Atlantic Ocean. Annual permits for the boat ramp are available, with discounted rates for residents. For those seeking a place to keep their water-toys,Village Storage of McClellanville offers both covered and open-air boat and RV storage just a short distance from the landing. The surrounding area is a paradise for outdoor lovers, with the vast Francis Marion National Forest offering opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife observation. The Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, a pristine expanse of marshes, tidal creeks, and barrier islands, is a haven for birdwatching, kayaking, and exploring unspoiled beaches. The culinary scene in McClellanville reflects its coastal heritage, with a focus on fresh, locally sourced seafood. T.W. Graham & Co. is a beloved local institution, renowned for its classic seafood dishes and charming atmosphere. For a more casual bite, the McClellanville Diner serves up traditional Southern comfort food. The town's strong ties to the shrimping industry are celebrated annually at the Lowcountry Shrimp Festival, a vibrant event that brings the community together with live music, local artisans, and, of course, an abundance of fresh shrimp. Despite its small size, McClellanville boasts a vibrant and engaged community. The McClellanville Arts Council plays a central role in the town's cultural life, hosting a variety of events, workshops, and exhibitions that showcase local talent. The Village Museum offers a glimpse into the area's rich history, from its origins as a settlement of rice and indigo planters to its evolution as a thriving fishing village. Residents often speak of the town's friendly and welcoming atmosphere, where neighbors know each other by name and a strong sense of camaraderie prevails. One of McClellanville's most appealing aspects is its ability to offer a peaceful, rural lifestyle while remaining within 25 min of Mt Pleasant's shopping (including Costco & Walmart), restaurants, and medical facilities, including Roper St. Francis Hospital. The historic city of Charleston, with its world-class restaurants, shopping, and cultural attractions, is approximately a 45-minute drive to the south. To the north, the charming coastal town of Georgetown is about a 30-minute drive away. Enjoy the tranquility of village life without sacrificing access to the amenities of a larger city. From the mouths of those who live there, the sentiment is clear. One resident shared, "I grew up in McClellanville living there since I was 8. I spent times running through the Francis Marion and getting stuck in the pluff mud. The local restaurants are some of my favorite places to eat. Even when I am old and grown I will still call this place my home..." It's a place where the rhythm of life is dictated by the tides and the seasons, offering a unique and deeply rewarding way of life for those who choose to call it home. Come experience McClellanville and this tranquil lot for yourself! Notes: Many schooling options, including award-winning Wando High School. Septic permit in hand. Cleared homesite is in X Flood zone, which does not require flood insurance from many lenders. A large portion of the lot is wetlands, so your privacy will never be compromised. Wetlands are in AE Flood zone.
Courtesy: The Leland Company
489 Beulah is a big 2.21-acre lot located down in the Village of McClellanville. Only minutes to downtown with the restaurant, shop, Art's Council and Village Museum. 10 minutes to the boat landing where access is made to the 260,000 acres of the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge which has all the wildlife, fishing, birding or just peace and quiet. Then there's the Francis Marion National Forest with its 66,000 acres of protected forest.
Courtesy: MCVL Realty
HISTORIC McCLELLANVILLE - 318 McClellan Avenue. Spacious 3/4-acre building lot in the heart of the Village. Bring your plans and create the home you've always imagined in this charming coastal community. Stroll quiet streets shaded by majestic live oaks and soak in the timeless beauty of the Lowcountry. McClellanville is beloved for its walkable lifestyle, fresh seafood restaurants, unique shopping, and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation--from boating and fishing to crabbing and beachcombing. A wonderful opportunity at a great price in an excellent location--come see for yourself!
Courtesy: MCVL Realty
McCLELLANVILLE - Prime Location. This charming cleared lot in the heart of McClellanville's Historic District is ready for your coastal retreat. Approved for a one-bedroom home (septic permit in hand), this property comes with full pre-construction approval from the Town of McClellanville, including engineered house plans. The current Elevation Certificate reflects AE-15, but has been officially revised to AE-11. The hard work is done--just bring your vision. The seller has decided not to build, giving you the rare opportunity to skip months of planning and start building immediately. Enjoy life in this picturesque village known for its walkability, seafood restaurants, charming shops, and endless outdoor recreation including boating, fishing, and beach combing.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Charleston
Raw lot 0ff 17 location is seconds away from Buck Hall landing, 15 minutes from Mount Pleasant, 35 minutes from Georgetown and one hour away from Myrtle beach .
Courtesy: Carolina One Real Estate
This is heirs property and a Masters Deed will be issued upon completion of the Quiet Title action.
Courtesy: Carolina One Real Estate
Owner will subdivide and sell 2 acres of the 2.64 acre tract located in the rear. The owner will keep the 0.64 acre that is located and fronts Highway 17 where the house is located . Access to the 2 acres will be from Azalea Farms Rd.
Courtesy: The Leland Company
Large tract consisting of approximately 5 acres with approximately 700 feet of Hwy 17 frontage. Property also has good frontage on River Road. Located in the McClellanville commercial district.
McClellanville is located in South Carolina. McClellanville, South Carolina has a population of 701. McClellanville is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 43.26% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 28.39%.
The median household income in McClellanville, South Carolina is $104,444. The median household income for the surrounding county is $70,807 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in McClellanville is 44.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 36.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 52.6 inches per year, with 0 inches of snow per year.
