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As Moreland Village begins to take shape, there is a great sense of responsibility among those behind the scenes to get things right.
Moreland Village is a place of exploration, connection, escape, and self-discovery. Even though Moreland is the second village to be built at the Bluff, it should feel like it’s always been here. And, in a way, it always has – Moreland was part of a 12,000-acre barony purchased in 1730 by Robert Wright, Chief Justice of South Carolina, and George Lord Anson, a British naval admiral, which was divided and sold in tracts. Each tract would eventually become the plantations that made up Palmetto Bluff as we know it, and one of those plantations was Moreland Plantation. As a prosperous plantation, the owners grew indigo, corn and cotton, and the plantation’s main house was located where the Moreland Landing pavilion sits today.
With a long-standing history of living off of the land at Moreland, the vision for Moreland requires that buildings be subordinate to the superior landscape of the Lowcountry. The owners of antebellum Moreland Plantation positioned their main house on a tucked away cut of the May River to capitalize on its cool, coastal breezes, allowing for outdoor living to be just as comfortable and enjoyable as the indoors. And it should be no different today.
To execute on this tall order, we curated a collection of designers, land planners and architects (rather than working with a single group – which would have been easier, but, easy rarely makes it better or special). We brought together Lake Flato, 4240, and Hart Howerton and balanced that with a strong nod to incredible local and regional to bring together a variety of styles and personalities to create Moreland Village in a way that is both meaningful and authentic.
A blueprint for a house may capture a building’s construction, but what it fails to tell is the story of the people, ideas and collaboration that went in to its creation. And to us, those stories are the most compelling. Meet the vastly creative thinkers and designers behind Moreland Village.
Must-Do 2025 Holiday Events in the Lowcountry There’s no better way to embrace the magic of the holidays than spending them in the heart of the Lowcountry. With its sparkling waterways, moss-draped oaks, and warm coastal charm, Palmetto Bluff transforms into ...
Rebecca’s Journey to Palmetto Bluff For Rebecca McCorkendale, life on the water isn’t just a career—it’s a calling that runs through generations. Growing up on Hog Island, nestled between Hilton Head and Bluffton, Rebecca was raised with salt air in her lungs...
Headwaters Community in Palmetto Bluff Tucked deep within Palmetto Bluff’s untouched maritime forest, Headwaters stands apart as the community’s most private and pristine enclave. With just ten family compounds spread across more than 600 acres of scenic mars...
The golden glow of the marshes, the crisp air, and the sense of calm after a busy summer season all make this time of year unforgettable. Whether you’re enjoying the Bluff or exploring the wider coastal region, here are five reasons why fall is when the Lowcou...
David's Journey to Palmetto BluffBorn and raised in Lewisburg, West Virginia, David Johnson’s career path began with a moment of chance. While studying Finance and Economics at Marshall University, he walked into the Greenbrier Sporting Club’s real estate offi...
Palmetto Bluff Club: Finding Your Perfect Fit Tucked into the heart of the Lowcountry, Palmetto Bluff is a place where life unfolds at its finest pace—unhurried, connected, and deeply rooted in community. Membership here goes beyond access to world-class...
4 Ways to Incorporate Coastal Fall Decor into Your Home in 2025 If you are planning to decorate your home for fall, you might feel limited to warm colors and chilly weather. But if you live on the coast, you can easily incorporate coastal fall décor into your...
Here in the Lowcountry, the Conservancy brings FeederWatch to life with guided sessions at the Conservancy’s bird feeders. Education and Outreach Manager Aaron Palmieri leads these gatherings, teaching attendees how to identify wintering species, choose the ri...
Chef Beth Cosgrove shares her favorite game day dip—with a Southern twist. Ingredients 2 cups cooked sea island red peas, crushed with a fork 1 recipe of pimento cheese dip (recipe below), room temperature 2 cups crème fraiche 1 cup fire-roast...
At Palmetto Bluff, newly built homes are more than residences—they are carefully crafted retreats offering the best of Lowcountry living. Palmetto Bluff Real Estate Co. Agent, Amanda Cutrer, shares the benefits of buying “new” in the Bluff. Builder Support ...
Learn about the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy and how we keep the vision of our land in place.
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