This gorgeous RV lot has a paver pad with a hardscape wall and can accommodate a 45' coach with 2 vehicles.Two tables with 4 chairs each and umbrellas, a cantiliever umbr...
Listing courtesy of View Properties.
Essentially new following a major studs-out renovation, this one-bedroom villa enjoys a grassy front lawn, majestic shade tree, and tranquil lagoon views from the sunny r...
Listing courtesy of Collins Group Realty.
Enjoy a beautifully landscaped RV lot that has plenty of space to relax and/or entertain. Easily accommodating up to a 42' coach and a tow vehicle this stamped concrete p...
Listing courtesy of View Properties.
Discover the epitome of Lowcountry living at 17 Shearwater. Boasting breathtaking marsh views, this exclusive parcel is the quintessential spot to make your Lowcountry dr...
Listing courtesy of Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty.
This gorgeous RV lot has a paver pad and a hardscape wall with lighting and can accommodate 45' coach and two vehicles. The large sectional sofa with cushions, fire table...
Listing courtesy of View Properties.
Rare perimeter lot opportunity with kitchen, priced for a quick sale. Backing up to the Wexford golf course is the most private area of the park, with a walking path to m...
Listing courtesy of Howard Hanna Allen Tate Lowcountry.
Interior homesite for sale in Hilton Head Island, SC within the gated community of The Paddocks. This desirable lot offers a quiet, private setting and an excellent oppor...
Listing courtesy of Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty.
Marvelous opportunity to own a large, immaculate paver lot in the quietest Phase 1 loop, offered at a compelling price. This spacious lot easily accommodates a 45' coach...
Listing courtesy of Howard Hanna Allen Tate Lowcountry.
Spacious, beautifully landscaped private lot with curving pavers. Holds a 45 ft. motorhome with room for two additional vehicles. Grand Furniture collection with umbrel...
Listing courtesy of Howard Hanna Allen Tate Lowcountry.
Welcome to beautiful RV site #399. This lot has a stamped concrete pad and can accommodate coaches up to 42' and a tow vehicle. Just steps away from the clubhouse, pool a...
Listing courtesy of View Properties.

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Relics unearthed in the Lowcountry indicate that the area was inhabited early as 10,000 B.C., when Native American hunters, fishermen, and farmers lived off the bounty of the land, harvesting oysters and shellfish and hunting deer and wild boar.
In 1663, William Hilton, an English sea captain sailing from Barbados in search of tropical land on which to establish English plantations, claimed the Island for the British crown. He established his legacy by naming the island after himself; it was originally called Hilton’s Headland. By 1766, 25 families lived on Hilton Head Island. By 1860, 24 plantations were in operation, the main crops being cotton, indigo, sugarcane, and rice.
In the 1940’s, a group of timbermen recognized potential in the Island’s tall, straight pine trees and purchased most of the Island for lumber. In 1956, Charles Fraser, the son of one of the timbermen, realized that Hilton Head had more to offer than timber, and thus was born the idea of a beach resort community.
Hilton Head is the second largest barrier island on the East Coast (Long Island, New York, is the first). It is five by twelve miles, and its shape resembles a shoe with the “heel” on the north, where Port Royal Sound joins the ocean. There are roughly 30,000 acres of landmass, with 28,000 acres of dry land plus 2,000 acres of marsh.
Hilton Head Island offers a small town atmosphere, with about 35,000 full-time residents and amenities such as 13 miles of pristine oceanfront, 25 golf clubs, 350 tennis courts, 100-plus miles of bike paths, 300 shops, 200 restaurants, ten marinas, a center for the arts, and a full-service hospital. Hilton Head has its own airport, which is serviced by American, Delta and United as well as accommodating private aircraft.
A variety of public and private schools provide superior preschool, primary and secondary education, including Hilton Head Preparatory, Sea Pines Montessori Academy and Hilton Head Christian Academy. There is also Heritage Academy, which is associated with the International Junior Golf Academy, Smith Stearns Tennis Academy and Van der Meer Tennis Academy. Information regarding our Town of Hilton Head Island can be found here.
What listings are included in Hilton Head - Off Plantation? Our MLS has regional sections for the larger communities on the island like Sea Pines and Hilton Head Plantation. This section is for the smaller communities on the island as well as properties that are not within any community at all. Highlights include the oceanfront neighborhoods of Singleton Beach and Bradley Beach, the Point Comfort area that sits along the Calibogue Sound and Crosswinds that overlooks Broad Creek.
Contact us with any questions about Hilton Head real estate.