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Landmark: Wexford PlantationCity: Hilton Head Island
Country: USA South Carolina
Continent: North America
Wexford Plantation, Hilton Head Island, USA South Carolina, North America
Overview
Located on the western side of Hilton Head Island, Wexford Plantation is a residential and resort-style community that offers peaceful, wooded areas, ample family activities, and easy access to beaches and golf courses.
Unlike the more exclusive oceanfront resorts, Wexford offers peaceful neighborhood living, lush green spaces, and leisure amenities for residents and visitors.History and Development.In the late 20th century, Wexford Plantation was established to integrate housing with natural maritime forests and preserve Hilton Head's unique live oak canopy as a prominent feature of its western regions.Over time, the island's suburban development has led to the growth of a community that offers both residential privacy and recreational opportunities.Layout and Structure.Zones: Mostly single-family homes, townhouses and villas situated in trees along the streets and tollways.clt [see map].
Many properties also have private yards, and direct access to walking paths.Numerous small bodies of lakes and water features offer scenic views and a habitat for wildlife.The area is home to numerous recreation options, including tennis courts and pools as well as parks and walking/cycling trails.Despite the absence of a championship course, Wexford is an attractive location near several famous courses, including those at Palmetto Dunes and Sea Pines.Highlights and Amenities.Family-friendly: Quiet streets, parks and outdoor activities are welcome to children.Bicycle, jog or casual walks are all possible on the various paths that wind through the maritime forest (both paved and unpaved)...Residents and rental guests can enjoy communal facilities like pools and tennis courts without the inconvenience of crowding in larger resorts.A variety of egrets, heronShowers, deer and other Lowcountry wildlife can be seen in the area that still maintains a mix of marshes with ponds and forested areas.Events and Seasonal Appeal.Wexford Plantation is primarily residential, which means that public events are not frequently held, but residents often take part in island-wide seasonal events such as HarbourFest at Shelter Cove or festivals at Palmetto Dunes.It's especially attractive during peak tourist season, when beaches and popular vacation spots are bustling with activity.Visitor Tips.Suitable for families or groups seeking more seclusion while exploring Hilton Head.If you're looking for villas or houses to rent, make Wexford your ideal location, and you can easily walk to both beaches (10-15 minutes by car) and explore inland attractions like the Coastal Discovery Museum.The area is safe and scenic for walking and biking, but roads may require a car for longer trips to restaurants or shops.
However,Ideal for those seeking a serene, nature-centered getaway from the bustling resort lifestyle.
Unlike the more exclusive oceanfront resorts, Wexford offers peaceful neighborhood living, lush green spaces, and leisure amenities for residents and visitors.History and Development.In the late 20th century, Wexford Plantation was established to integrate housing with natural maritime forests and preserve Hilton Head's unique live oak canopy as a prominent feature of its western regions.Over time, the island's suburban development has led to the growth of a community that offers both residential privacy and recreational opportunities.Layout and Structure.Zones: Mostly single-family homes, townhouses and villas situated in trees along the streets and tollways.clt [see map].
Many properties also have private yards, and direct access to walking paths.Numerous small bodies of lakes and water features offer scenic views and a habitat for wildlife.The area is home to numerous recreation options, including tennis courts and pools as well as parks and walking/cycling trails.Despite the absence of a championship course, Wexford is an attractive location near several famous courses, including those at Palmetto Dunes and Sea Pines.Highlights and Amenities.Family-friendly: Quiet streets, parks and outdoor activities are welcome to children.Bicycle, jog or casual walks are all possible on the various paths that wind through the maritime forest (both paved and unpaved)...Residents and rental guests can enjoy communal facilities like pools and tennis courts without the inconvenience of crowding in larger resorts.A variety of egrets, heronShowers, deer and other Lowcountry wildlife can be seen in the area that still maintains a mix of marshes with ponds and forested areas.Events and Seasonal Appeal.Wexford Plantation is primarily residential, which means that public events are not frequently held, but residents often take part in island-wide seasonal events such as HarbourFest at Shelter Cove or festivals at Palmetto Dunes.It's especially attractive during peak tourist season, when beaches and popular vacation spots are bustling with activity.Visitor Tips.Suitable for families or groups seeking more seclusion while exploring Hilton Head.If you're looking for villas or houses to rent, make Wexford your ideal location, and you can easily walk to both beaches (10-15 minutes by car) and explore inland attractions like the Coastal Discovery Museum.The area is safe and scenic for walking and biking, but roads may require a car for longer trips to restaurants or shops.
However,Ideal for those seeking a serene, nature-centered getaway from the bustling resort lifestyle.
