Raw land basis
Approximately $16,950 per acre
Georgetown, South Carolina
RARE 29.5 Acres
Residential Development Opportunity
912 Oak Haven Drive offers a large contiguous tract with preliminary due diligence indicating potential for approximately 29 one-acre residential lots under existing zoning, with option to increase density with Future Land Use stated as R-10.
±29.5Acres
29–80Potential lots
$500KStarting price
10Minutes to marina
Investment overview
Residential Development Review
Located in Georgetown between the Charleston and Grand Strand growth corridors with professional due diligence completed, leaving final engineering and entitlement work for the buyer.
Future Land Use
County-designated R-10 future land use could potentially triple lot yield
On-site improvements
Hunter cabin and partially cleared land
Permitted use
Single-family residential by right under existing FA zoning
Map exhibits
See the development context
Selected exhibits from the property marketing booklet illustrate future land-use support, measured road frontage, and the tract’s position near Georgetown and coastal amenities.
Future Land Use
A portion of the property is designated for future residential use, which may support an R-10 rezoning request and increased density.
Click map to view full exhibitMeasured Road Frontage
Mapping indicates approximately 2,974 feet along Oak Haven Drive, subject to survey, easement, and county verification.
Click map to view full exhibitGeorgetown & Coastal Access
Located just south of Georgetown, approximately 10 minutes to a marina and positioned between the Charleston and Grand Strand growth corridors.
Click map to view full exhibitDevelopment feasibility
Two paths to evaluate
Existing FA zoning
- One-acre minimum lot size
- 100-foot minimum width at the building line
- Single-family residential permitted by right
- Preliminary yield of approximately 29 lots
Potential R10 upside
- Part of the property carries a future residential designation
- R10 minimum lot size of 10,000 square feet
- 70-foot minimum lot width
- Potential support for future rezoning and greater density
Important: The potential yield is preliminary. No lots are approved, and the materials do not constitute a final plat, engineered site plan, rezoning approval, or entitlement.
Buyer diligence
Items to resolve during acquisition review
01
Water, sewer and septic
No current public water or sewer fronts the property. Evaluate utility extension, force main requirements, and septic feasibility.
02
Access and easement
The existing 50-foot non-exclusive ingress and egress easement over Oak Haven Drive requires legal and county review.
03
Roadway standards
Confirm whether Oak Haven Drive requires improvements under a public or private road development approach.
04
Final lot yield
Survey, soils, stormwater, access, engineering, and agency approvals will determine the final count and layout.
05
Title restrictions
G3 did not locate deed restrictions. Buyer counsel should independently confirm before development reliance.
06
Rezoning
The future land-use designation may support an R10 request but does not provide current zoning approval or entitlement.
Full due diligence package
Review G3’s due diligence report. Walk the site. Ask the hard questions.
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Buyer must independently verify acreage, zoning, utilities, septic or sewer, access, easements, roadway requirements, final lot yield, and all development feasibility. Information is believed accurate but is not guaranteed.