2264 Wedgefield Rd.

Saltwater pool, golf-course frontage, and oak hardwoods throughout — on the 9th hole at Wedgefield Plantation. Set on a .46-acre lot directly behind the 9th hole of Wedgefield Country Club, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath home delivers the Lowcountry lifestyle buyers come to Georgetown for: a private saltwater pool, expanded deck for entertaining, and golf-course views from your own backyard. Step inside and you’ll find oak hardwood flooring throughout — every room, no carpet anywhere — paired with a fresh, light-filled floor plan that balances open living spaces with private retreats. The kitchen has been updated with new appliances, generous counter space, an eat-in area, and a custom pantry that keeps everything organized and accessible. Both bathrooms have been tastefully refreshed for a clean, modern feel. The primary suite is its own private wing, featuring vaulted ceilings, a flexible sitting area currently used as a home office, a walk-in closet, a separate linen closet, and a spa-like en-suite. Three additional bedrooms offer flexibility for family, guests, or a dedicated hobby room. Outside, the saltwater pool is the centerpiece — low maintenance, easy on the skin, and perfectly positioned for afternoon sun and evening cocktails on the deck. A detached storage shed handles outdoor equipment, and the extended driveway easily accommodates boats and RVs, a rare and valuable feature in Wedgefield. Mature landscaping and the natural buffer of the golf course give the backyard a sense of privacy that’s hard to find at this price point. Major systems are dialed in: roof replaced in 2021, HVAC in 2020, and gutters have been updated as well. The big-ticket items are behind you — just move in and enjoy. Wedgefield Plantation is one of Georgetown’s most established and sought-after communities, set among centuries-old live oaks along the Black River. The HOA fee is low, and residents enjoy access to a private community boat ramp and dock that opens onto the Black River, with connections to the Waccamaw, the Intracoastal Waterway, and ultimately Winyah Bay and the Atlantic. For boaters and anglers, this access alone is worth the move. The neighborhood is wrapped around an 18-hole golf course (a county-wide favorite) with quiet streets ideal for golf-cart cruising, walking, and biking. Location is the other quiet superpower here. You’re just 6 miles from historic downtown Georgetown — Harborwalk, waterfront dining, boutique shopping, and the third-oldest city in South Carolina. Pawleys Island’s beaches are 20 minutes away, Myrtle Beach International Airport is roughly an hour away, and Charleston is an easy day trip to the south. Saltwater pool. Golf-course frontage. Oak hardwoods throughout. Boat ramp down the street. Major systems updated. This is the Lowcountry home buyers are searching for — schedule your private showing today.