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From the moment you enter Belfair through the Avenue of Oaks, you are aware of the care that has been taken in preserving the natural beauty of the land. An artful blending of residential living with world-class golf, Belfair lies in a setting of coastal splendor. Essential to both the quality and the celebration of life at Belfair are the facilities that have been created for community living. Big slices of leisure time typically are spent around the clubhouse, set on an elegant site overlooking the tidal marshlands of Colleton River, and flanked by the charming club cottages, it evokes a sense of comfort and familiarity. Belfair’s brilliant master plan, including the graceful flow of the golf holes, provides access to its extraordinary natural environment and abundance of wildlife for present and future generations. The concepts of harmony and space are also paramount to the community, allowing wildlife to cohabit with people—enriching life for all who share in the wonders of Belfair.
One of Belfair’s many wonders is Hidden Lake, a stunning, fresh-water lake inhabited by more than 300 species of song birds and classified as one of the most significant wading bird rookeries in South Carolina. Belfair wildlife includes blue herons, snow egrets, wild turkeys, fox squirrels, deer, red foxes, red-tailed hawks, ospreys, bald eagles, and spectacular painted buntings. Belfair sets the standard for Lowcountry living with a casual elegance all its own. Owned and operated by the property owners and financially stable, Belfair offers residents a wide variety of residential settings and homes. Throughout the community there is a sense of welcome that defines the term neighborhood.
Ranging in price from $120,000 to $700,000 Belfair homesites provide a variety of settings and views, including coastal marshlands and the Colleton River, golf course, lakes and quiet wooded sites. Ranging in price from $539,000 to $2.5 million, Belfair homes are generally spacious and light, and home designs vary from Charleston-style to historic Colonial. |
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