1824 Back Forty Road is a rare opportunity to own 67 acres of land on treasured Wadmalaw Island. With 25 acres of waterfront high ground, this remarkable property features vast unobstructed views of Leadenwah Creek and ample opportunities for equestrian, agriculture, and outdoor recreation uses.
Located within the conservation-minded community of Selkirk Plantation, the vacant tract boasts over 2,100 feet of marsh frontage with sweeping peninsular views and a 430-foot private tidal creek dock. There are more than fourteen acres of open agricultural fields and stands of mature hardwoods a virtual blank canvas for the Lowcountry outdoor enthusiast.
Permanently protected by a conservation easement, the land is also ideally suited for creating a quiet, rural family retreat. Up to two primary residences, two guest homes and additional structures such as barns and outbuildings are allowed.
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Selkirk Plantation also offers a community deepwater dock and boat landing on Leadenwah Creek. All of this is set on Wadmalaw Island, a quiet sea island just 35 minutes from historic downtown Charleston.
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Research Parcel InformationTake Maybank Highway onto Wadmalaw Island, stay left at the Bears Bluff intersection. Take a right onto Liberia Road then left into Selkirk Plantation. Left onto Back Forty Road and property is the second entrance on the left.