Hilton Head Real Estate
Belfair Plantation

Belfair Plantation is comprised of 1100 acres and historically was an old working plantation founded in 1811. This magnificent piece of property boast the most incredible entrance in the region. Blessed with an avenue of the oaks, its entrance is lined with majestic 200 year old Spanish moss covered Live Oaks.

Belfair contains several significant fresh water lakes making it a sanctuary for birds such as the great blue heron, snowy egret, bald eagle and a host of others.

Hilton Head real estate for sale at Belfair is considered to be some of the finest in the Hilton Head region. Lots start in the low $100,000. Up to $700,000. And homes from $500,000. To over $1 million. Square footages can vary from a modest 2400 sq. ft. to upwards of 5,000 sq. ft. plus.

Private guest cottages can be rented for couples to evaluate and experience what the community has to offer.

Its most significant amenity is its two Tom Fazio championship golf courses. Both different and interesting. The East course is know for its bent grass greens will challenge you and the West layout is said to be one of Fazio’s best.

The nationally prominent Players amateur championship is hosted annually on the west course with most notable recent prior champions include British Open champion Ben Curtiss and rising PGA tour star Matt Kutcher.

Belfair is located on the mainland some 7 miles from Hilton Head Island. Other amenities include a newly expanded family activity center which features tennis courts, an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, fitness club, softball/ soccer field. The golf practice center is quite extensive with several covered hitting stations with video learning capabilities.

This private gated community is an equity club in which all property owners share in ownership of the club and amenities. Equity membership is inclusive when purchasing a lot or home.

The clubhouse has been recently expanded and is reminiscent of an old Charleston Manor. Members and their guest can enjoy lunch as well as formal dinning overlooking views of tidal marshes and Colleton River.