On Folly Beach S.C. - The Edge of America

114, 116 and 118 East Indian Ave. (Lot 107 and Lot 108)

Nostalgic Old Homestead Sale - for less than county tax assessment.

http://www.follybeach.com/

Eighty six year old selling his 80 year old homestead because he can no longer care for the property. If you have longed to have your place in the sun, combined with the lifestyle of a small island beach town these lots are the home-site for you.

The property is a family gem, with beautiful live oaks, that overlooks the Folly River. You will enjoy an unobstructed view of the river and the stunning South Carolina marshes, There is a tidal pond that once housed a 40 foot house boat.  Extending from the tidal pond is a tidal creek with access to the Folly River, however neither the pond or the creek have been used in many years and would require a clean out. Should you prefer a dock, dock permits have been issued in the past for a full length dock out to the Folly River. Located just next door is the Folly River Park / Nature Preserve.

This is a serene and scenic 3 lot home-site located a half block from Center St. (The epicenter of Folly) where you will find restaurants, a library, churches, post office, a gas station, small grocery store, surf shops and gift shops. It's just a short walk to the Atlantic Ocean, where you can dine at or fish from the Folly Beach Pier, swim and surf, or catch some rays on the beach. This section of East Indian St. is only 1 block in length, nicely shaded with little through traffic.

The local boat landing is within walking distance. Put your boat out at the landing and you are in the Folly River. You can explore to your heart's content, creeks and rivers that lead to many uninhabited islands that are protected by law from development. Enjoy a day on Morris Island (http://www.savethelight.org/) or visit Bird Key Stono "Sandbar" (http://www.follybeach.com/birdkey.php),. It doesn't make a difference the type of water vessel you prefer, you can paddle, sail or motor you way to the Stono River, the Intra-coastal waterway, the Charleston Harbor or the Atlantic Ocean.

We have attached a land plat photo showing the 3 old houses/buildings and the square footage of each lot which extends out into the marsh. We will allow funds for the destruction and removal of these buildings at closing. (with 3 estimates)