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The Settings of Mackay Point
Yemassee, South Carolina
Convenient seclusion in a coastal region full of history and lore is the
theme at this waterfront community between Charleston and Savannah.Description
The Settings of Mackay Point is a 327-acre community devoted to outdoor pursuits amid dramatic Lowcountry landscapes and waterways. With nearly 40 percent of its property set aside as permanent green space, Mackay Point homesites are positioned to take optimum advantage of the surrounding views.
Boaters enjoy access to the Intracoastal Waterway via the Pocotaglio River.
Less than two miles east of Interstate 95, only 45 minutes from Hilton Head, 30 minutes from Savannah and one hour from Charleston, The Settings at Mackay Point is connected by the lovely Pocotaglio River to the Intracoastal Waterway.
Varied Waterview Home Locations
Admirers of the moss-draped oaks and long, marshy horizons that characterize this region will find a spectrum of homesites to choose from at The Settings. Some abut the river, some overlook lakes and marshes and a few are tucked deep within this enchanting landscape.
Homesite views include river, lakes and marshes.
Developers of the community have received full approval for a riverfront plan calling for construction of private docks, some of which will be common to the community. From these docks residents will soon be plying the Intracoasal Waterway toward the blue Atlantic.
Small in size, the Pocotaglio River is historically important and environmentally prized. It threads its way through miles of silent swamps that are home to diverse wildlife and appear virtually unchanged since the 16th century.
Sunset along the Pocotaligo River.
The Pocotaligo and its sister waterway, the Tulifinny River, are filled with trout, redfish, flounder, and other fin fish species. As a resident of The Settings of Mackay Point, you can also take advantage of high-quality shrimping and crabbing right on the community dock.
Proposed amenities at The Settings include more than 20 acres of lakes, a gated entrance with greeter’s cottage, an outdoor waterside pavilion, a crabbing and fishing dock, tennis courts, nature trails, neighborhood parks with low country views, boat storage facilities and a clubhouse with a pool and a fitness center.
Nearest Airports
Savannah/Hilton Head International, 40 minutes away
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Planned Amenities: The Settings of Mackay Point, Yemassee, SC
- Master dock plan: Private, shared and community docks
- Gated entrance with greeter's cottage
- Extensive walking and biking trails
- River Clubhouse
- Swimming pool, fitness center, sauna and whirlpool
Community docks put you right on the water.
- Waterside Oyster Pavilion
- More than 20 acres of community lakes
- Crabbing and fishing docks
- Tennis courts
- Neighborhood parks
- Boat storage facilities
Real Estate: The Settings of Mackay Point, Yemassee, SC
- Homesites starting at $100,000
- Homesites on Pocotaglio River
- Other homesites overlook lakes and marshes
- Variety of designs and square footage
For More Information: Call 1-888-238-1044.
Visit The Settings of Mackay Point website: www.thesettings.com
Site Map, The Settings of Mackay Point, Yemassee, SC
About the Area
Just 30 minutes away from the Settings is the historic town of Beaufort which features period architecture, preserved homes, small museums and important historic sites of the Southeast. From sandy beaches to Arts in the Park, Beaufort offers a wide range of sightseeing options for visitors of all ages.
Hilton Head Island is just 45 minutes away. To the north about one hour is Charleston, one of the best-preserved cities in the Southeast. To the south some 30 miles away are Savannah’s magnolia-lined streets, old world charm, historic structures and oft-told ghost stories.Also to the south is Daufuskie Island which traces its recorded history back to pre-Revolutionary War times. From the end of the Civil War until very recently, it was home to a sizeable population of Gullah inhabitants, descendents of freed slaves. Pat Conroy's 1972 novel The Water is Wide was set on Daufuskie, fictionalized there as "Yamacraw Island."
Driving Directions
- From I-95, take exit 33
- Travel north one mile on the King’s Highway (Hwy. 17)
- Turn right on Mackay Point Road and then travel about another mile
- Entrance to the Discovery Center is on your left
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