Lot Description: Level; Wooded

Dev Status: Raw Land; Subdivision

Zoning: Residential

Uses: Residential

Road Frontage: Gravel

Documents Available: Aerial Photo

Existing Utilities: No Utilities

Assumable: No

Proposed Financing: Cash; Conventional Loan

Amenities: Boat Ramp; Community Dock; Dock Facilities; Gated; Walk/Jog Trails

Showing Instructions: Contact Listing Agent

You'll find the same wild symmetry that defined the original King's Grants of colonial South Carolina. Those royal land, bestowed by the British Crown in the 1700s, conveyed vast tracts of pristine wilderness to early settlers--tracts chosen precisely for their harmonious balance of pine forest, palmetto groves, and tidal creeks. This parcel echoes that historic aesthetic with near-perfect fidelity: nature's own elegant design, preserved intact for centuries, where every pine needle and palmetto frond feels deliberately placed by time itself. Step onto the property and you're transported to an era when the Lowcountry was still frontier--yet today you enjoy modern conveniences and thoughtful community amenities that enhance rather than interrupt the setting. A shared deep-water community dock and boat landing provide direct access to Jenkins Creek, offering effortless passage to the Morgan River and St. Helena Sound beyond. Launch a kayak at dawn, tie up a skiff for sunset fishing, or simply watch the tides roll in with the rhythmic cadence that has shaped this coast for generations. Nearby, the community gazebo and fire-pit area invite evenings of quiet conversation and crackling warmth under a star-filled sky--perfect for roasting oysters, sharing stories, or simply soaking in the peaceful surroundings. Polawana Island's thoughtful design ensures privacy and exclusivity with fewer than 40 large homesites across the entire island. Nature trails wind through the property, and an observation tower offers elevated views of the surrounding marshes and wildlife. Here, eagles, herons, and deer remain regular neighbors, and the only sounds are the wind in the pines and the distant call of waterfowl. Whether you envision a custom Lowcountry home nestled among the trees, a weekend retreat, or simply a private legacy property to steward for generations, these 5 acres deliver unmatched potential. The land's natural contours and mature tree cover allow you to build lightly on the land while preserving the very character that makes it extraordinary--the same untouched beauty that once defined the land worth a colony. Polawana Island is more than a subdivision; it is a living piece of Lowcountry history, where the aesthetics of yesterday meet the lifestyle of today. Come claim your own slice of royal wilderness--raw, real, and ready for your vision. Contact us today to schedule a private tour and experience the land that time--and nature--has so perfectly preserved.