NEWS : EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Palmetto Bluff is the largest remaining waterfront property on the East coast and is evolving as a residential community and conservation preserve. It is characterized by extensive nature preserves, river access and walking trails, a vibrant Village center, an elegant and inn and spa managed by Auberge Resorts and several residential neighborhoods ranging from multi-million dollar legacy family compounds to more traditionally sized, single family lots.

In 2000, Crescent Resources, purchased Palmetto Bluff. Crescent Resources, LLC, is a land management and real estate development company headquartered in Charlotte, NC which has received numerous awards for environmental stewardship. Crescent has, over the last three decades, developed a reputation for adding value to the land entrusted to it. For Crescent Resources, Palmetto Bluff offers the rare opportunity to create an incomparable community while preserving one of the country's last unspoiled places.

Location:
Palmetto Bluff is located in the Town of Bluffton, Beaufort County, SC, and situated in the Lowcountry, between Charleston, SC, and Savannah, GA. Palmetto Bluff extends from the headwaters of the scenic May River along the shores of the Town of Bluffton, skirts Bull and Daufuskie Islands along the Cooper River to the east and gives way to the salt and freshwater marshlands of the New River to the south.

Size:
Palmetto Bluff encompasses more than 20,000 acres. This is equivalent to two-thirds the size of Hilton Head Island and roughly one-and-a-half times the size of Manhattan.

Homesites & Acreages:
Phase One—879 units on 3,458 acres, including:

Headwaters: 10 family compounds; 14 to 31 acres
May River Forest: 212+/- homesites; 1/2 to 8 acres
Wilson, The Point, West Wilson, South Wilson: 376 homesites; 2 to 4 acres

Phase Two—2,038 units on 7,339 acres
Total Approved Dwelling Units—2,917 units on 12,627+ acres

Current Sales Prices:
Homesites: Fairway, village, equestrian, marsh and river homesites available from $300,000 to $4.5 million.
Homes: $1.19 million to $4.95 million.

Open Spaces and Conservation Easements
Approximately one-third of Palmetto Bluff property has been preserved by covenants and restrictions in perpetuity:

6,500-acre Managed Forest
734 acres in conservation easements