Bonny Hall: 86 +/- Acre Historic Waterfront Estate In SC's ACE Basin

Extraordinary 86 +/- Acre Historic Waterfront Estate Along The Combahee River In South Carolina's ACE Basin. Anchored By A 6000 +/- Square-Foot Federal Style Estate Constructed In 1897, With Multiple Guest Cottages, Formal Gardens, Equestrian Facilities, Dog Kennels, Greenhouse, Tennis Courts, Saltwater Pool, And A Myriad Of Modern Amenities. Proximity To Charleston, Savannah, and Beaufort Is Superb. A++ Location! Bonny Hall Plantation is a rare and remarkable 86.09 +/- acre manicured historic waterfront estate, situated in the heart of the ACE Basinone of the most ecologically and culturally significant areas in the Southeastern United States. Set along the prestigious River Road on the south side of the Combahee River, Bonny Hall offers an A++ location surrounded by a collection of historic and conserved plantation properties, creating a landscape of unparalleled beauty, privacy, and protection. The surrounding neighbors share a deep appreciation for the Lowcountrys natural and architectural heritage, making this a truly like-minded and exclusive community. With no conservation easements in place, Bonny Hall presents a unique opportunity for future owners to steward the land while retaining full flexibility and control, and presenting a potential future opportunity to protect this ideal estate. At the heart of the estate stands the magnificent 6,000 +/- square foot Federal-style main residence, a masterclass in timeless design and historic craftsmanship. The home features six spacious bedrooms, six full bathrooms, and two elegant half baths. Originally built in 1897 by George Egan after the original Bonny Hall residence was lost to fire, the home was later reimagined in the 1930s by famed publisher Nelson Doubleday, who added symmetrical wings to the house under the guidance of prominent Charleston architectural firm Simons & Lapham. This thoughtful expansion preserved the homes stately presence while enhancing its functionality. A highlight is located in the formal dining room and features a captivating mural that serves as a historical timeline of the Plantation and surrounding region, vividly depicting scenes from the era of the Yemassee Indians, the arrival of the earliest settlers, the iconic ruins of Sheldon Church, and pivotal moments from both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. The residence is topped with a slate roof and enveloped in a dreamlike landscape of ancient live oaks adorned with Spanish moss, creating a quintessential Southern setting. The meticulously maintained landscape is unlike any other and includes lush greenery, towering crepe myrtles, formal walled gardens, heirloom azaleas, mature boxwoods, and a grand front lawn, all ideal for hosting gatherings or simply enjoying the magical Lowcountry surroundings. There's even a hidden tree house tucked inside the arms of an ancient live oak... Bonny Hall is more than just a homeit is a self-contained estate, thoughtfully outfitted with everything needed for luxurious Lowcountry living. A charming guest cottage known as Weebonny offers sweeping porch views of 1700s rice fields and features four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms, perfect for extended family or visiting guests. Adjacent to the main home is an additional one-bedroom guest cottage and office space that provides flexibility for work or personal retreat. The property also includes several well-maintained storage barns and support structures to accommodate agricultural, recreational, or maintenance needs. For those with an active lifestyle, the estate offers newly constructed tennis/pickle ball courts and a saltwater swimming pool, seamlessly blending historic charm with modern amenities. Equestrian facilities are a standout feature of Bonny Hall, with a well-appointed horse stable housing six stalls, a tack room, ample storage, and an upper-level living space suitable for entertaining or staff accommodations. There are 6 +/- acres of fenced paddocks. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the estates private boat landing, providing direct access to the Combahee River and endless opportunities for boating, kayaking, fishing, or wildlife watching in one of South Carolinas most pristine, unspoiled tidal ecosystems. The surrounding landscape teems with wildlife: waterfowl are frequently seen gliding through the rice fields that stretch out in front of the estate, while wild turkeys are a common sight roaming beneath the trees of the 12 +/- acre pecan orchard. For upland hunting enthusiasts, a well-maintained 5 +/- acre dove field adds yet another dimension to the propertys rich outdoor offerings. Bonny Hall is also conveniently located approximately one hour from both Charleston and Savannah, two of the Souths most vibrant historic cities. Historic Beaufort, with its charming waterfront, restaurants, and shops, is just a 20-minute drive. The Lowcountry Regional Airport in Walterboro is just 18 miles away, while the beaches and amenities of Hilton Head Island and Bluffton are less than 45 minutes from the property. The legacy of Bonny Hall is deeply rooted in American history, with its lands originally granted by King George II in 1705. Today, it stands among some of the most storied and protected plantations in the Lowcountry, including Hobonny, Auldbrass, Twickenham, Nemours, and Cherokee. With a combination of architectural pedigree, breathtaking natural beauty, and unmatched location, Bonny Hall Plantation represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own and preserve a piece of Southern heritage while enjoying the highest standards of luxury and lifestyle. There are no conservation easements on Bonny Hall Plantation, providing you with maximum flexibility for development and land use, and presenting a potential future opportunity to protect this ideal estate.