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Hilton Head Island's Palmetto Dunes has emerged as a luxurious combination of residential and resort life.  Developed in 1967, this plantation borders the Atlantic Ocean with 3 miles of beautiful beach and is located directly across from Shelter Cove Harbour. Palmetto Dunes contains two privately gated neighborhoods, the Leamington community and the Mariner's section, as well as luxury resorts

Lush landscaping and swaying oaks fill Shipyard Plantation located on the South end of Hilton Head Island. With a majority of the plantation made up of private multi-dwelling homes, it is an ideal location for rental property as well. Residents and guests receive full beach access through the community’s beach club next to the Crowne Plaza Oceanfront resort.  Shipyard is one of the island’s

Locals refer to Forest Beach as “downtown Hilton Head” for good reason – an abundance of shops, restaurants, and tourist attractions make this area the place to be. The three-mile Forest Beach area, comprised of the North and South residential areas meeting at Coligny Circle, is one of Hilton Head’s oldest neighborhoods; some homes were built as early as the 1950s.  The area gains its popularity

Possibly the most exclusive site on the island, Wexford Plantation is made up of 525 acres of golf, waterways and residences near the south end of Hilton Head.  Evidence of the grandiose developer intent lies in the Georgian marble entrance foyer and the Tiffany glass skylights inside the plantation’s multi-million dollar clubhouse; another clue to the community’s elaborate nature is in the 24-carat

Hilton Head Plantation became one of the island’s largest residential communities when founded in 1971.  Touching Skull Creek, which leads to the IntraCoastal Waterway,on one side and Port Royal Sound on another, Hilton Head Plantation has expanded in area from 500 acres to its' current 5,000 acres.  The private, gated residential areas should not deter interested guests from the plantation;

Right across Highway 278 from Hilton Head Plantation, Indigo Run’s approximately 1,780 acres lie only two miles from the beaches. The most recently added Plantation to Hilton Head Island, it has been in development since the mid-90s.  Indigo Run is a private golf and residential neighborhood bordering Broad Creek’s marshes.  The plantation is named for the area’s once-primary crop, indigo.

The Port Royal Plantation community was the second plantation neighborhood developed on Hilton Head Island, after Sea Pines. Port Royal is the site of a few still-standing Civil War forts as well as the site of the 1663 landing of Captain William Hilton for whom the island is currently named after.  This single-family community opened in 1961 and got its name from the nearby Port Royal Sound. 

The first of Hilton Head's plantation communities, founded in 1956, Sea Pines covers over 5,000 acres of thriving natural environment and offers over five miles of gorgeous public-accessible beaches.  This picturesque, sprawling community, bordering the Atlantic Ocean on the east and Calibogue Sound on the west, is ideal for vacationers and residents alike.  Villas, Condos, Homes, and available

Long Cove Club was developed as one of Hilton Head Island’s most elite communities, spanning just 600 acres, but with prime Broad Creek waterfront locations. Long Cove Club is exclusively a residential, security-enhanced private community, compared to other “resort-oriented” plantations on Hilton Head. The community boasts a 74-slip docking facility leading to Broad Creek. With no shortage of recreational

Spanish Wells is one of the smaller communities on Hilton Head located at the north end of the isalnd. With over 200 homes spread across nearly 400 acres, the home lots provide ample amounts of privacy and lush landscaping. Though Spanish Wells Plantation does not boast any beach front, it is a peninsula and is borderd by the Broad Creek on one side and the Intracoastal waterway on the other. Beach

Windmill Harbour is the first plantation you pass once arriving onto Hilton Head. Its location provides easy access to rest of the island as well as the main land. Windmill Harbour's 170 acres border the Intracoastal Wateway and the Calibogue Sound.  Windmill Harbour is the location of the South Carolina Yacht Club and a massive marina with an advanced lock system. Windmill Harbour’s large 15-acre

Berkeley Hall Plantation is a mix of southern charm and elegance. This country club atmosphere community is a true reminder of living in the Lowcountry.  Many home owners enjoy Berkeley Hall's private golf and tennis facilities while also enjoying a state of the art clubhouse. The clubhouse is 35,000 square fee and the two golf courses were designed by Tom Fazio.  For those looking to improve

An exclusive 1,500-acre golfing community located before the bridge to Hilton Head Island, Colleton River Plantation borders both the Colleton River and a nature preserve. Be transported into the classic deep south when you step through the gates of this exculsive community. Although the community is located on the mainland it is still considered one of Hilton Head’s gated plantation neighborhoods. 

The exclusive and luxurious Palmetto Bluff is a 20,000 acre tract of land that extends from the headwaters of the May River and skims the Cooper River to its east. The development company bought the land under the guiding principle to preserve and protect one of America's most unique and treasured landscapes while creating an exceptional human settlement within it. They have been able to foster a charming

Situated with perfect placement on the banks of Broad Creek, the communities of Broad Pointe and River Club within Indigo Run Plantation, have emerged as two of the island’s most regarded waterfront areas.

Homes in both Broad Pointe and River Club boast vast water and marsh views, which allow owners to truly appreciate the unique natural beauty of the low country. Many owners enjoy the luxury