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Description: This 2.3 acre property is located on Sibby Ln in the beautiful country side of Berkeley County.  It’s a quiet and rural location surrounded by the Francis Marion National Forest and minutes to the Santee River.  The parcel is level, mostly wooded and has road frontage.  It would make a great home site in the country or a peaceful get-a-way.  Enjoy the National Forest around you, Lake Moultrie nearby, and being just 65 minutes to both Downtown Charleston and Isle of Palms Beach!

Berkeley County is one of the fastest growing areas in southeast. Berkeley is a dynamic and progressive county with an extraordinary quality of life, enjoyed by visitors and residents alike. World renowned natural beauty, historical landmarks, lakes and rivers, and recreation make Berkeley County a much desired destination for families, groups, reunions, corporate outings and more. Visitors especially enjoy the year-round gorgeous weather and enjoy the attractions, events, water sports and local culture of this emerging area all 12 months of the year. It’s located minutes from historic downtown Charleston and an hour and half from Myrtle Beach!

The eastern sector of Berkeley County falls within the boundaries of the Francis Marion National Forest, where you might catch sight of the endangered red cockaded woodpecker and 280 other species of birds on the 14-mile walking trail along old logging railroads. The forty-mile long Wambaw Cycle Trail was designed for motorcycles, but is also used for mountain bikes.  The Palmetto Trail starts at the top of the state and winds all the down to the coast, including some 70 miles in and around Berkeley County, perfect for hiking and nature photography. Santee Cooper Overton Park includes a 400-foot beachfront swimming area and picnic shelters.

South Carolina’s Berkeley County dates back to 1682 and is also known as a sportsman’s paradise, giving the county a wealth of both historic and recreational opportunities. You can spend the morning hiking or swimming, the afternoon touring plantations and museums and the evening shopping for antiques in Downtown Moncks Corner or sampling southern delicacies. With such a wide variety of things to do, it’s no surprise that Berkeley County is one of the fastest growing counties in the state.

DIRECTIONS: From Charleston take US-17 N, use left 2 lanes to turn left onto SC-41 N, turn left onto US-17 ALT S, slight right onto SC-45 W, turn left onto Deacon Ln, property is at the corner of Deacon Ln and Connection Ln.

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This 11.2 acre property is located on Buster’s Paradise Ln in between Huger and Cordesville in Berkeley County.  It’s a level and wooded property with road frontage on a quiet dead end road.  The land is right by the Francis Marion National Forest and just off of Hwy 402. It would be perfect for recreational activities, including hunting, a peaceful home site or a land investment in a growing area.  It’s located just 50 minutes to both Downtown Charleston and Isle of Palms Beach!

Berkeley County is one of the fastest growing areas in southeast. Berkeley is a dynamic and progressive county with an extraordinary quality of life, enjoyed by visitors and residents alike. World renowned natural beauty, historical landmarks, lakes and rivers, and recreation make Berkeley County a much desired destination for families, groups, reunions, corporate outings and more. Visitors especially enjoy the year-round gorgeous weather and enjoy the attractions, events, water sports and local culture of this emerging area all 12 months of the year. It’s located minutes from historic downtown Charleston and an hour and half from Myrtle Beach!

The eastern sector of Berkeley County falls within the boundaries of the Francis Marion National Forest, where you might catch sight of the endangered red cockaded woodpecker and 280 other species of birds on the 14-mile walking trail along old logging railroads. The forty-mile long Wambaw Cycle Trail was designed for motorcycles, but is also used for mountain bikes.  The Palmetto Trail starts at the top of the state and winds all the down to the coast, including some 70 miles in and around Berkeley County, perfect for hiking and nature photography. Santee Cooper Overton Park includes a 400-foot beachfront swimming area and picnic shelters.

South Carolina’s Berkeley County dates back to 1682 and is also known as a sportsman’s paradise, giving the county a wealth of both historic and recreational opportunities. You can spend the morning hiking or swimming, the afternoon touring plantations and museums and the evening shopping for antiques in Downtown Moncks Corner or sampling southern delicacies. With such a wide variety of things to do, it’s no surprise that Berkeley County is one of the fastest growing counties in the state.

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Description: These two combined lots are located on Branch Rd just outside Moncks Corner.  Each lot is 1 acre, level, wooded and have road frontage. They would truly make a great home or building site, either combined or separately. The location could not be better with quick access to US-17 ALT and Whitesville Elementary School just around the corner.  Summerville and Goose Creek are just 20 minutes away and Downtown Charleston is just 40 minutes.  Enjoy being accessible to the popular and growing Charleston area while still having a quiet location.

Berkeley County is one of the fastest growing areas in southeast. Berkeley is a dynamic and progressive county with an extraordinary quality of life, enjoyed by visitors and residents alike. World renowned natural beauty, historical landmarks, lakes and rivers, and recreation make Berkeley County a much desired destination for families, groups, reunions, corporate outings and more. Visitors especially enjoy the year-round gorgeous weather and enjoy the attractions, events, water sports and local culture of this emerging area all 12 months of the year. It’s located minutes from historic downtown Charleston and an hour and half from Myrtle Beach!

The eastern sector of Berkeley County falls within the boundaries of the Francis Marion National Forest, where you might catch sight of the endangered red cockaded woodpecker and 280 other species of birds on the 14-mile walking trail along old logging railroads. The forty-mile long Wambaw Cycle Trail was designed for motorcycles, but is also used for mountain bikes.  The Palmetto Trail starts at the top of the state and winds all the down to the coast, including some 70 miles in and around Berkeley County, perfect for hiking and nature photography. Santee Cooper Overton Park includes a 400-foot beachfront swimming area and picnic shelters.

South Carolina’s Berkeley County dates back to 1682 and is also known as a sportsman’s paradise, giving the county a wealth of both historic and recreational opportunities. You can spend the morning hiking or swimming, the afternoon touring plantations and museums and the evening shopping for antiques in Downtown Moncks Corner or sampling southern delicacies. With such a wide variety of things to do, it’s no surprise that Berkeley County is one of the fastest growing counties in the state.

DIRECTIONS: From Charleston take I-26 W, take exit 203 for College Park Rd toward Ladson, use right 2 lanes to turn right onto College Park Rd/ State Rd S-8-62 (signs for Goose Creek), turn right onto US-17 ALT N, turn right onto Branch Rd, property will be on the left (just past the first home on the left and across the street from 152 Branch Rd).

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This 3 acre property is located on Bentley Lane just outside the town of Huger is desirable Berkeley County.  Located off of United Dr and Hwy 41, this parcel is level, wooded and has road frontage.  It’s a quiet location and would be a great get-a-way home site, recreational land, or land as in investment.  Though the land is tucked away it still has a prime location close to amenities and developing areas just outside of Charleston.  Downtown Charleston and Sullivan’s Island are only 40 minutes away.  Best of all the land is surrounded by the Francis Marion National Forest and Management Area with a boat ramp to the Cooper River just 5 minutes away!

Berkeley County is one of the fastest growing areas in southeast. Berkeley is a dynamic and progressive county with an extraordinary quality of life, enjoyed by visitors and residents alike. World renowned natural beauty, historical landmarks, lakes and rivers, and recreation make Berkeley County a much desired destination for families, groups, reunions, corporate outings and more. Visitors especially enjoy the year-round gorgeous weather and enjoy the attractions, events, water sports and local culture of this emerging area all 12 months of the year. It’s located minutes from historic downtown Charleston and an hour and half from Myrtle Beach!

The eastern sector of Berkeley County falls within the boundaries of the Francis Marion National Forest, where you might catch sight of the endangered red cockaded woodpecker and 280 other species of birds on the 14-mile walking trail along old logging railroads. The forty-mile long Wambaw Cycle Trail was designed for motorcycles, but is also used for mountain bikes.  The Palmetto Trail starts at the top of the state and winds all the down to the coast, including some 70 miles in and around Berkeley County, perfect for hiking and nature photography. Santee Cooper Overton Park includes a 400-foot beachfront swimming area and picnic shelters.

South Carolina’s Berkeley County dates back to 1682 and is also known as a sportsman’s paradise, giving the county a wealth of both historic and recreational opportunities. You can spend the morning hiking or swimming, the afternoon touring plantations and museums and the evening shopping for antiques in Downtown Moncks Corner or sampling southern delicacies. With such a wide variety of things to do, it’s no surprise that Berkeley County is one of the fastest growing counties in the state.

DIRECTIONS: From Charleston take US-17 N/ Arthur Ravenel Jr Bridge to Mt Pleasant, keep left to continue onto US-17 N/ N Hwy 17, use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto SC-41N, turn right onto State Rd S-8-598/ United Dr (just before the 402 intersection), turn left onto Bentley Ln, property will be on the left.

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