1681 Weehaw Plantation Dr Georgetown, SC 29440

Weehaw Plantation aka Longleaf Nature Preserve unfolds across roughly 1,028± acres of riverfront Lowcountry wilderness-a rare private domain of longleaf pine savanna, centuries-old camellia gardens and historic ricefield landscapes just minutes to Georgetown's waterfront. The main residence (c. 1990; ~2,833 sq ft per public record) sits under grand live oaks with long water views over a 40-acre salt water impoundment, steps from a floating dock. A network of miles of biking/hiking trails, freshwater and saltwater fishing spots, an outdoor amphitheater, and a beautifully designed stable with guest/groom's quarters make the property equal parts retreat and sporting estate. Within the broader Weehaw landscape stands the Weehaw Rice Mill Chimney, one of just seven extant rice-mill chimneys in Georgetown County and listed on the National Register of Historic Places-an enduring reminder that Weehaw was among the area's earliest successful tidal rice plantations. Private, immersive, and alive with wildlife, this is Lowcountry living at estate scale-yet close to Pawleys Island and the historic seaport of Georgetown. Approx. 1,028.6 acres with gated entry and a 2-mile private drive to the homesite; extensive trails through longleaf pine, cypress bottoms and open fields. Main house offers 4 BR / 4 BA and is sited beneath live oaks with expansive water views and a floating dock on the impoundment. Stable complex modeled after Hobcaw Barony's stables, with stalls, tack/wash rooms, fireplace, full kitchen and covered patio and guest/groom's quarters; pastures and a stocked pond nearby. Additional structures include Spa Cottage, Greenhouse, Maintenance shop and large metal storage building painted green to blend seamlessly into the landscape. Amenities across the preserve: amphitheater for star-gazing or events, both fresh & saltwater fishing, birding and nature photography, plus picnic areas and a meditation pavilion by a stocked freshwater pond. Located within Georgetown's famed river confluence corridor (Black, Great Pee Dee, Waccamaw & Sampit), with beaches, marinas and dining minutes away; Charleston less than 75 minutes. Less than 15 minutes to the Georgetown Airport allows for private jet access. The preserve setting offers true privacy and a "world-of-your-own" feel once inside the gate; wildlife viewing is exceptional and day-to-day life or hosting flows easily between porches, lawns and trails. Trails, equestrian facilities and water access enable four-season recreation without leaving the property. Private showings by qualified appointment only.