Viewing Listing MLS# 21030422

5 ACRES is a lot of space for your outdoor toys, boats, gardening, woodworking & more of what you enjoy PLUS room to grow. The charming Town of McClellanville has a unique lifestyle & was built around the business of oystering, shrimping, fishing & crabbing & clams. Imagine living in a friendly, small, sustainable community where everyone knows everyone yet still having the privacy you deserve at your private homestead. The town is surrounded by Francis Marion National Forest & located in between Mt Pleasant & Georgetown. The way of life enjoyed in McClellanville some people only wish for, yet still a hidden gem. If you want to enjoy the seacoast & charm of McClellanville your home awaits! You must see this property to see the unlimited possibilities.This home was a cottage that was transplanted from Sullivan's Island with original vintage oak flooring. The covenants allow for 2 homes on the property (main and guest) and horses. Cape Romain Environmental Education Charter School mission is to create a small & diverse collaborative learning community that immerses students in critical thinking, environmental stewardship, & engaged citizenship through meaningful & innovative learning experiences. CREECS engages family a& community in the commitment to nurture the whole child in preparation for a global society by emphasizing ecological conservation and sustainability.Buck Hall Recreation Area & Boat Landing & Campground is a super popular destination for hiking, picnicking & launching kayaks, canoes, paddleboards & all other watercraft.The Town also owns & maintains the boat landing at 405 Pinckney Street. A permit is required to launch any type of watercraft at this landing. Annual permits are $50 for residents in the Town limits and $100 for non-residents.The mansions at Hampton Plantation & Hopseewee Plantation nearby are open to visitors & the historic ""Brick Church"" are sites that keep the historic vibe alive in McClellanville preserving the towns origin and the values that still remain solid today.Learn more about the protection & preservation of the area, the land, the wildlife & the coastline throughout the years & still a thriving part of the community today by visiting the Seewee Environmental Visitor Center on Highway 17, just South of McClellanville.