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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.
How to Spend a Lowcountry Christmas at Palmetto Bluff There's no better way to start anticipating the holidays than by making plans to spend time with family and friends. Now that the holiday season has arrived, many look forward to embracing the Christmas sp...
Explore 130 August Lane at Montage Residences Nestled in the heart of the Lowcountry, the Montage Residences at Palmetto Bluff offer an unparalleled blend of elegance, exclusivity, and Southern charm. This private collection of homes sits amidst the lush land...
Experience Winter Wildlife This Season at Palmetto Bluff The Lowcountry is a wondrous place to live, not only for its breathtaking scenery and historical significance but also for the wildlife that inhabits it. Winter wildlife in South Carolina includes a wid...
As summer’s heavy air fades into fall’s cool breezes, our resident wildlife are busy preparing for another Lowcountry winter.In the fall, eastern wild turkeys move into habitats mostly dominated by hardwood trees such as oaks, hickories, beeches, cypresses, tu...
The Arts Initiative at Palmetto Bluff hosted an unforgettable evening in the May River Chapel this past October with our visiting Artist in Residence, multi-Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Clay Ross, founding member of the Billboard chart-topping band Ranky T...
This year’s FLOW FEST was an unforgettable celebration of art, music, and community spirit. Held on a stunning autumn afternoon by the May River, our third annual arts and music festival, hosted by The Arts Initiative at Palmetto Bluff, brought together friend...
Recipes by Palmetto Bluff Club Executive Chef Beth Cosgrove Photographs by Lawson Builder Pickling Through the Centuries Pickling dates back over four thousand years to ancient Mesopotamia. Early picklers discovered that soaking perishable foods in brine or v...
Martin’s Journey to the Palmetto Bluff Racquet Club At Palmetto Bluff, tennis and pickleball enthusiasts are fortunate to have a dedicated and passionate leader guiding the vibrant racquet sports scene. Martin Aviles, Director of Racquet Sports at the Wilson ...
Palmetto Bluff’s farm offers a unique opportunity for residents and guests to experience the Lowcountry’s rich agricultural heritage. The farm provides fresh, seasonal produce and herbs used in restaurants across the Bluff, bringing the concept of farm-to-tabl...
Palmetto Bluff Homes for Sale on the Inland Waterway Tucked within the serene beauty of Palmetto Bluff, homes along the inland waterway offer unparalleled access to nature and luxurious living. With private docks, expansive outdoor spaces, and custom designs,...
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