Pineland Plantation is a beautiful recreational property and lies in one of the best hunting areas in South Carolina. In the early 1700's settlers came to the area because of its abundant fish and wildlife and proximity to the ocean. The land was also good for farming and especially timber production. Plantations were established near the coast and along the east side of the Savannah River. The Pineland Plantation was established in 1805.

Pineland’s house is one of the few planter’s houses not burned during the Civil War. The Greek Revival structure, built in the early 1800’s, has been wonderfully restored and is one the most charming homes in South Carolina. 

(Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places)

View from the Front Porch

The original smoke house (right) is now used for cookouts and entertainment. 

Old Smoke House Porch

 Guest Cottage

Rear view of the Old Smoke House and Fire Pit

The House interior is charming with spacious rooms, hardwood floors and high ceilings. The House has been totally restored and is in excellent condition.

This sitting area with fireplace is located at one end of the kitchen.

Rear steps to Main House

Garden and Green House

Main House, Guest House, Art Studio, Old Smoke House, Garage, Garden and Green House

Equipment Sheds and Kennels

Equipment Shed

Dog Kennels and Feed Room

The plantation has several beautiful quail courses and excellent bird dogs. The bird buggy (above) is one of the hunting vehicles. Dogs, hunting and farming equipment are included in the sale. 

Dove, Turkey, Deer Fields

Dove, Turkey, Deer Fields

There are approximately 50 acres for fishing for largemouth bass and bream and duck hunting. The duck fields are planted in the spring and flooded just before the duck season. Located on the Atlantic Flyway duck hunting is a popular sport here.

The Dove Field is fenced to keep out the deer.

Beautiful oak grove near the dove field

 Oak Grove

Quail Woods

Quail Woods

Deer and Turkey Woods

Quail Woods

Bass Lake

One of several game patches planted through the quail courses.

Quail Woods

The Pecan Tree Field is a gamey place with a feed patch and deer stand. It also produces a few pecans.

Bass Lake

An old oak limb called The Dinosaur Tree 

Plantation Entrance Gates

The plantation is near the community of Garnett in Hampton County. Easily accessed from the cities of Savannah, Augusta, Columbia, Charleston and Hilton Head. The Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport is 45 minutes away.

The Pineland Plantation is surrounded by other hunting and timber properties. 

The area is known for its outstanding hunting for quail, dove, turkeys and world-class white-tail deer.

Fishing is excellent for both fresh and salt-water species.

Other plantations in the Savannah River corridor include Groton, Ivanhoe, Gravel Hill, Erwinton, Bo Peep, Woodside, and Belmont. 

Pineland Bucks

Pineland House c.1805