
The Grove seamlessly combines curated style with courtyard living, welcoming the lush beauty of the Lowcountry at every doorstep. With twelve homesites meticulously designed to maximize outdoor living, Palmetto Bluff Builders offers three thoughtfully crafted home plans at The Grove, each providing a harmonious blend of comfort, convenience, and connection. The Dogwood, The Loblolly, and The Tupelo offer bespoke interiors tailored to individual tastes and preferences.
Located in Moreland Forest, The Grove offers residents access to 7.5 miles of Inland Waterway and walking and biking to a host of amenities in Moreland Village, including swimming pools, fitness facilities, and delightful eateries like the Canteen and Cole’s.
Winding nature trails offer ample opportunities to connect with nature on foot or by bike. For golf enthusiasts, The Grove boasts one of the closest proximity to Crossroads, featuring the newly built reversible nine-hole King-Collins course.

Since its release last May, The Grove has captured the hearts of its new residents. Six homesites have already been sold, leaving six homesites and one built-for-sale home under construction available. Prospective buyers may select from The Dogwood, The Loblolly, and The Tupelo home plans, each tailored to meet the unique needs of its residents.

“The Grove stands out because of its predesign process, which gives buyers the remarkable opportunity to achieve a custom-style build with an expedited timeline,” said Jim Staton, Sales Executive at Palmetto Bluff Real Estate Company. “I’ve worked with buyers who lauded the seamless building process and the neighborhood’s idyllic setting and walkability,” Tracy Schyberg, Sales Executive at Palmetto Bluff Real Estate Company, said.
The Grove represents more than just a neighborhood—it embodies a way of life, ideally blending nature, luxury, and community. Embark on a journey of discovery and embrace the beauty of Lowcountry living.
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