313 Rossdhu Ave., Pawleys Island, SC 29585 - Georgetown County

If you are looking for an elite, rare, and breathtaking waterfront property to build your dream home upon, then look no further. This is the chance of a lifetime to own a property that will forever be an absolute paradise. Step back in time as you enter this private riverfront community via the oak-lined entrance adjacent to a lush green pasture. Rossdhu Plantation shares a rich history with its residents and their guests, offering a unique blend of heritage and natural beauty. Spectacular marsh and water views, plus immediate access to the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW), await you here. Every evening, unbelievable sunsets drape the sky in vibrant colors, creating a truly magical backdrop. The deep-water creek where your dock rests provides direct access to countless waterways and natural areas that will, without a doubt, enhance your life beyond measure, creating unforgettable memories shared with loved ones. There is no comparison for this truly unique property and all that it offers. Although the dock is in need of some repair, once its fixed, it will serve as a safe mooring place within the protected, turbulence-free area of the creek. There is an old walkway leading from the subject property to the private dock that needs some work done or you can use the neighborhood easement that provides access. This exceptional offering includes approximately 2.40 acres, encompassing pristine creeks, marshlands, and roughly 0.80 acres of prime buildable area for your custom home. The vibrant Pawleys Island community, located between Myrtle Beach and Charleston and adjacent to Historic Georgetown, offers all the modern comforts you desire. Enjoy charming boutique shops, lively entertainment, excellent cuisine, and picturesque beaches. It's time for you to embrace Southern living at its finest.

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