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If you are seeking a quiet, relaxing vacation in an incredibly beautiful natural setting - look no further! Wadmalaw Island is an unspoiled, low density, conservation-oriented, sea island bounded by the North Edisto River, the Bohicket Creek, and the Wadmalaw River.
Buy local fish and shrimp fresh from the docks in the historic Village of Rockville - just five minutes away. Secluded island beaches ten minutes away by boat. Kiawah Island beaches are twenty minutes away by car.
This country home is a spectacular 52-acre wooded retreat fronting on the Leadenwah River. This pristine woodland marsh and forest property is protected by a conservation easement and abounds with native plants and wildlife. The river is wonderful for boating, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. Dolphin feed and play there.
Red tail hawks and bald eagles nest in the trees along the river as well as brown pelicans. Oysters, shrimp and flounder are plentiful. The Atlantic Ocean is a 15-minute boat ride from this property. Moss draped live oaks, magnolias, and palmetto trees provide unmatched privacy. There are two peninsulas with spectacular views of the river and unbelievable stargazing. There is a firepit for chilly evenings under the stars.
The house has a huge screen porch for outdoor dining or just relaxing. Bring your boat, canoes, and kayaks! There is a public boat landing very nearby. Enjoy the tranquility of this special place and still have easy access to the amenities of historic Charleston, just thirty minutes away. Kiawah Island beach and golf amenities are twenty minutes away. |