Shipyard
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- Amenities:
- Golf
- Tennis
- Bike Trails
- Beach Club
Shipyard Plantation
Shipyard Plantation on Hilton Head Island offers a wonderful way of life for the those looking for residential and resort living. Shipyard was designed to enhance the natural landscape and vistas.
The Plantation has convenient access to Highway #278 and Pope Avenue between Sea Pines and Palmetto Dunes. It encompasses approximately 800 acres. It is a gated resort community where you will find resort and residential properties.
The community of Shipyard is the 2nd plantation that was developed on Hilton Head Island in 1957 by Charles Fraser for residential use. Like its sister community Sea Pines Plantation, Shipyard was designed to be nestled in the area’s scenic natural landscape, and prime beachfront real estate.
Shipyard Plantation Real Estate
There is a lot of variety in Shipyard Plantation real estate with its single family homes, home sites and different styles of villas. You can find stately homes on beautifully landscaped lots. Furthermore, the property you purchase will determine whether you will enjoy views of the lagoon or the golf course, and there are also lots that sit on generous woods. Many of the condo facilities on the Plantation have a number of additional amenities, like tennis courts and private pools.
Shipyard Plantation Real Estate and Amenities
There are many amenities that residents and vacationers can enjoy. For golfers, there are three 9 hole courses at the Shipyard Golf Club. For the tennis enthusiast, you can enjoy the Van Der Meer Shipyard Tennis Resort. Additionally, the Sonesta Resort is one of the most stunning beach front hotels. The oceanfront Beach Club is a popular spot, which is where you will also be able to go to the beach. Also enjoy various jogging and biking trails. The three courses can be played in different three 18-hole combinations, with 25 water hazards coming into play throughout the majority of the holes. Two of the three inter-connecting nines are combined for a unique and challenging 18-hole round. The original Clipper and Galleon courses create an exciting combination of long fairways and perilous hazards, while the Brigantine course winds its way around lagoons and breathtaking terrain.
