The watershed surrounding Rabbit Island supports a highly productive and distinct fishery and well known as one of the most pristine along the East Coast. The confluence of the Broad River and the Atlantic Ocean at Port Royal Sound features significant depth, and limited upper-watershed development contributes to a water clarity noticeably superior to that of adjacent coastal sounds along the South Carolina and Georgia coastline. The thriving ecosystem supports robust populations of targeted species, including Redfish, Southern and Summer Flounder, and Speckled Sea Trout, in addition to plentiful shrimp and blue crab. The local tidal flats are highly regarded for providing engaging sight fishing opportunities for fly anglers. The shallow waters are known for visible, tailing fish, offering consistent excitement and convenient access. Furthermore, migratory game species, notably Spanish Mackerel, King Mackerel, Tarpon, Cobia, Offshore big game species like the Yellowfin Tuna, Billfish and Mahi mahi provide substantial recreational opportunity during the spring and summer months.

Experience the perfect blend of privacy, natural beauty, and modern comfort-an unparalleled island waterfront retreat with deep water access throughout most of the tide cycle. Includes adjacent lot 88 Calhoun Plantation Rd TAX ID: R600-014-000-010A-0000.