Davant Plantation

 2,040 Acres

A Historic Hunting Property Ideally Located Between the Historic Seaports of Charleston and Savannah - Circa 1770

SOLD

Davant Plantation, circa 1770, is situated in the heart of South Carolina's plantation country. Consisting of 2040 acres of cultivated fields, lakes, longleaf pine forests and hardwood bottoms, it has been managed for the last 73 years as a total southern hunting experience for guests, friends and family members. The property consists of a historic 5,000 square foot main residence, circa 1820, and complementary buildings which include three guest cottages, a 10 stall horse barn, expansive dog kennels and a plantation manager's residence.

Please scroll through the images below to view this beautiful property.

The plantation has an established quail program, quality deer management, productive dove fields and an excellent turkey population. The year-round hunting management include plantings of partridge pea, sorghum and millet for quail, chufa plots for turkey, oats and clover for deer, and sunflower and corn for doves. There are over 1,800 acres of merchantable timber with an ongoing program to restore the longleaf pine forests. Davant was the location for the movie "Something to Talk About" featuring Julia Roberts, Dennis Quaid and Robert Duval.

 The original wash and kitchen houses are located behind the main house and serve as the owner’s office and guest house.

 Ten Stall Stable



Davant Plantation

2,040 Acres

SOLD


For additional information please contact:

Chip Hall

phone 843.860.3432

email cohplantation@icloud.com