Paradise Island Public Boat Landing
August 4th, 2008 categories: General
Paradise Island Public Boat Landing offers access to the Wando River in Awendaw, SC.
It is located at the end of Chandler Road off of Highway 17 just north of Mount Pleasant.
The name is a misleading, the landing is on the opposite side of the river from Paradise Island.
There is ample parking for trucks and boat trailers.
Aerial photo of Paradise Island Public Boat Landing and Wando
Map of boat landing in relation to nearby locations.
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Garris Landing - Public Boat Ramp
July 27th, 2008 categories: General
Garris Landing is in Awendaw off Seewee Road
Garris Landing Boat Ramp
Awendaw Public Dock and Boat Landing
Ferry to Bulls Island in Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge
Great Fishing and Crabbing Can Both Be Enjoyed from Garris Landing Dock
Amazing Views of Cape Romain and the Intracoastal Waterway from Garris Landing
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Awendaw Neighborhood Comparison Chart
July 26th, 2008 categories: General
For the bare bones analytical side of us or people who are new to the area, here is a chart for the various Awendaw neighborhoods (though you’ll see that not all are technically within Awendaw’s town limits) and a few basic facts about them. I’m working on putting all the waterfront communities and neighborhoods on here as well as another chart that will have more in depth information, but if you have any questions or would like to schedule a tour of these neighborhoods, please contact Daniel Bates at 843-513-2461.
| Neighborhood | Jurisdiction | School District | Waterfront | Access | Ammenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paradise Island | Charleston County | District 2 | Wando River | Open | Public Water and Sewage, Private Boat Landing and Dock |
| Pepper Plantation | Charleston County | District 2 | Several Lakes, Some Wando River Views | Gated | Equestrian Facilities, Close to Public Boat Landing |
| Bulls Bay Overlook | Town of Awendaw | District 1 | ICW / Bulls Bay | Gated | Private Boat Landing and Dock |
| Romain Retreat | Charleston County | District 1 | ICW / Bulls Bay | Gated | Private Rural Setting w/ Large Lots |
This information has been painstakingly gathered by Daniel Bates. It is deemed reliable, but is not guaranteed. Information may not be reproduced in any form without written permission from Daniel Bates.
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Welcome to AwendawLiving.com
July 14th, 2008 categories: General
Welcome to AwendawLiving.com!
My name is Daniel Bates and I’m a local real estate agent living in McClellanville, just north of Awendaw. I’m an outdoor enthusiast and appreciate the rural nature that both areas offer their residents. Because Awendaw and McClellanville are bordered by the Francis Marion National Forest to the west and Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge to the east, they share in the same natural amenities that make them great places to live. Awendaw’s rural setting and proximity to a larger city set it apart from much of coastal South Carolina.
A Mixed Bag
Like McClellanville, much of Awendaw operates on well and septic systems instead of public water and sewage, large tracts of undeveloped land (10+ acres) spot the countryside, and individual building lots are considerably larger than those in most urban areas. You may find a gated neighborhood next to a large undeveloped tract of land next to waterfront community next to a farm. It’s a rapidly developing area, and while I don’t want to see the natural beauty of the area lost, the growth of Mount Pleasant and Charleston create a need for a place where hard working people can escape the hustle and bustle of city life and come home to a place where they can relax and unwind.
Local Agents Know Best
Because of these unique characteristics, it is very important that people looking to buy or sell a home or land in Awendaw use an experienced local real estate agent. You may have an agent that you have worked with before and trust, but if they are not familiar with the different housing trends, septic issues, building and zoning codes, covenants and restrictions, etc. their lack of experience may cost you big.
About Me
I specialize in residential and commercial properties in Awendaw and McClellanville and stay up-to-date on the latest real estate trends and property values. I work for W.P. Baldwin & Associates, a small McClellanville-based company founded by grandfather, that focuses on putting the clients needs above all. Through our care and involvement with the community, W.P. Baldwin & Associates has become #1 real estate company in McClellanville and hopes to expand our success to the Awendaw area. I hope to prove my knowledge of the area and real estate market through this website. As a buyer’s agents, I feel it is my job is to find you a home that will bring you true happiness at a price you can afford. I provide the information and let you make the choices, no pushy salesmanship, just an honest, helpful friend that is by your side every step of the process. As a listing agent, I use my internet marketing skills to your benefit by exposing your home or land to as many buyers as possible. I use the newest technology wherever it is beneficial but never lose track as the customer as an individual and the value of face-to-face interactions.
Why “Awendaw Living”?
I choose the name, “Awendaw Living” because unlike most website that focus on the square footage, size of the lot, and the number of carports, this is a complete guide to living in Awendaw. When the boxes are unpacked and the pictures are hung on the wall, I hope you still return to this website for useful local information. I will be exploring the different housing options Awendaw has to offer as well as the local news, events, and places of interest. There will be in-depth discussions on each neighborhood and community and how they differ. Now that’s “Awendaw living” at it’s best!
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