Litchfield Plantation is an historic gated community built around one of the oldest rice plantations in South Carolina. Residents enjoy a stunning plantation clubhouse, community pool overlooking the rice fields, a private oceanfront beach house on Pawleys Island, walking trails, and a mix of elegant custom homes and townhomes in a truly unique setting.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
The breathtaking Avenue of Oaks is a signature feature of Litchfield Plantation, welcoming visitors with its centuries-old oak trees draped in Spanish moss, offering a picturesque gateway into the community and a dramatic emblem of coastal South Carolina history.
Litchfield Plantation is zoned for the highly regarded Waccamaw Schools cluster, which includes Waccamaw Elementary, Middle, and High Schools, all less than ten minutes away and known for their award-winning academics and extracurricular programs.
Located just minutes from the plantation entrance on Willbrook Boulevard, Webster’s is a favorite among locals for its classic Southern cuisine, relaxed atmosphere, and beautiful views of the surrounding marshlands near the Waccamaw River.
Conveniently situated along Ocean Highway (US-17), the Litchfield Landing Shopping Center provides residents easy access to a grocery store, pharmacy, cafes, boutiques, and essential services just a short drive or bike ride from the community.
Residents enjoy easy access to the scenic Waccamaw Neck Bikeway, a paved multi-use trail that runs adjacent to the plantation and allows for safe walking, jogging, and cycling through the beautiful maritime forests and wetlands of the area.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
Litchfield Books hosts bestselling author Anna Rasche for a luncheon featuring her novel "The Cursed Diamond." This is a convenient, close-to-home literary outing for Litchfield Plantation residents who enjoy author conversations, independent bookstores, and a relaxed meal in the Pawleys Island area.
View event details →New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth Letts appears at a Litchfield Books luncheon to discuss "Fallen for France." Residents can combine a nearby dining experience with a personal author presentation, making this a particularly appealing weekday cultural activity without traveling far from Litchfield Plantation.
View event details →This annual 5K and 8K is one of Pawleys Island’s signature community fitness events, beginning and ending near Town Hall and the Nature Park. Litchfield Plantation residents can participate, cheer on neighbors, or enjoy a lively morning outing on the island’s scenic roads.
View event details →The Litchfield Community Center’s family dinner offers a casual, affordable community meal with chicken, fries, vegetables, rolls, and dessert. It is especially relevant for nearby residents looking for an easy weeknight gathering where families can meet neighbors and enjoy a welcoming local atmosphere.
View event details →The monthly market at Hammock Shops brings local produce, baked goods, honey, meats, plants, crafts, and other regional products to a highly convenient Pawleys Island location. It is an easy Sunday outing from Litchfield Plantation and a good way to support local growers and makers.
View event details →Brookgreen Gardens transforms its sculpture gardens and walking paths with thousands of hand-lit candles, millions of lights, live holiday music, seasonal refreshments, and a tree lighting. Just north of Pawleys Island, this is a memorable nearby family, date-night, or visiting-guest activity for local residents.
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Local characteristics and demographics for Litchfield Plantation
