SOLD-November 2024
We are incredibly humbled to have the opportunity to put together an unparalleled Gregorie Neck Plantation. is the pinnacle of Lowcountry grandeur and ecological stewardship.
This extraordinary property at the confluence of the Tullifinny and Coosawhatchie Rivers, was initially granted to Samuel Prioleau in 1736 marking it’s beginning as a pre-revolutionary Plantation between Charleston and Savannah. Throughout the years, it was known to produce rice, exquisite fruits, cattle and cotton and later a sportsman’s paradise abundant with wildlife continuing to this day.
Exquisite gardens, multiple outbuildings, and extensive recreational amenities, including a game house, equestrian facilities, chicken coop and the historic dairy. It boasts miles of deep water frontage along the Tulifinny River, fishing ponds, curated quail woods, towering maritime hardwood forests and 30+ acres of former shrimp ponds enabling avid waterfowlers a plant and flood opportunity.
Forever protected by a conservation easement, the natural beauty and ecological significance of Gregorie Neck will be preserved for generations to come. To learn more about the story of the Gregorie Neck conservation project, visit: The Nature Conservancy.
We extend our deepest gratitude to the incredible team of conservation partners, brokers, and counsel who made this milestone possible.
Location & Accessibility
- Prime Location: Situated on a tract 5’s 812 acre portion of the peninsula bordered by the Tulifinny River in coastal Jasper County, South Carolina.
- Convenient Access: Only 45 minutes from Savannah, Georgia and one hour from Charleston, SC and 25 minutes from Beaufort, SC making it easily reachable for both short-term getaways and permanent residence.
Natural and Scenic Beauty
- Expansive Waterfront: Miles of protected Tullifinny riverfront offer breathtaking views and direct access to the Broad River watershed, a world renowned fishery further safeguarded into the future by the conservation easement and it’s 10,000+ acres of protected properties.
- Diverse Ecosystem: Old-growth forests, fishing ponds, and tidal impoundments contribute to its rich biodiversity and abundant wildlife including turkeys, deer, ducks and other migratory species.
- Panoramic Views: The main house, perched on a bluff, provides sweeping vistas of the surrounding protected rivers and marshlands.
Architectural and Recreational Highlights
- Historic Main House: Designed by Willis Irvin in the late 1920’s, the classic revival mansion features elegant and thoughtfully designed spaces with southeastern orientation capturing the coveted summer breezes and expansive vistas down the Broad River.
- Modern Additions:
- A river side game house with vaulted ceilings, a dual-sided stone fireplace, and entertainment amenities. Game keeper’s cottages, equipment barns and dog kennels are all perfectly situated throughout the homestead creating seamless ability to manage the property effectively.
- Ample equestrian facilities with stables and pastures.
- Sporting Legacy: Ideal for quail, turkey and deer hunting with the old shrimp pond impoundments ready for plant and flood waterfowl habitat.
Simply put, this is a turnkey dream for the discerning sporting family—it’s a celebration of the rich historical, ecological, and recreational lifestyle that we treasure here in the coastal southeast. As a prime conservation property, Gregorie Neck represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to truly live the sustainable life surrounded by thousands of acres of lands protected in perpetuity.
