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Our philosophy is just as much about the people as it is the land – the Zen of connecting serious buyers with well-vetted properties. On one hand, we are presenting the coolest spots in that rural world. At the same time, we want buyers and buyer agents to have a voice; to dig deeper into hidden markets and make connections that, thus far, have not been tendered.
Active buyers are simply invaluable, and their path to the market – and ultimately to the best property – is often a tenuous, unpredictable one.
Purchasing rural land is as much emotional investment as it is business transaction. So many factors play into the decision. We make a point to study and vet every property on the market and uncover off-market tracts. We try to simplify the process while leaving no stone unturned. We know where the good tracts are and how to buy them, and we want the opportunity to represent you.
Kirkfield
After an extensive search for property in the ACE Basin, we met Douglas as a result of our inquiry into a listing he had but was already under contract. We provided him with an overview of our objectives and he found the perfect match for us. While the tract he brought to us was not "on the market" he was able to work with owner and us to successfully close deal. We could not be more pleased with the outcome.
Mingowood, aka The Ridge
I spent over a year and a half looking for that perfect recreational tract of land within an hour drive from home. My efforts were largely a waste of my time. Fortunately, then I met Douglas Cutting with Blue Wing Properties, and everything changed. Douglas instantly understood what I wanted in my ideal tract. In no time at all he had me looking at properties with the features I was seeking. After months of research and patience, Douglas introduced me to a tract in Williamsburg County on the hills over Mingo Creek. Thanks to Douglas Cutting and Blue Wing Properties, I’m enjoying all of the benefits of owning a beautiful and historic piece of land.
Salt Creek
I was a little lost in the process of finding my deep water dream property in the low country until I met Douglas. He knew of every available property that met my requirements and several which had yet to even hit the market. Once under contract, Douglas was instrumental in introducing me to the neighbors, various engineers, consultants and he helped me assemble my team for the closing. Douglas remains engaged nearly 2 years later as I move through the process of putting a conservation easement on the property with Ducks Unlimited. Not only is he the greatest broker I know for these specialized waterfront properties, he’s also become a great friend. Forever grateful for you Douglas.
Mill Branch Farm
The Blue Wing team is a great. Douglas Cutting had a depth of knowledge of the property gained from legwork in the field and connections in the area. He put me in contact with outside references that gave me the confidence to move forward with the purchase. After the purchase, I worked with Mark Clement on food plot designs, pine planting and pond management. Their land management contacts across the industry make it a very smooth process. The property has lived up to the billing in every way. Deer, turkey, doves and bass aplenty! Thanks guys.
Edisto Island, SC
255 ± Acres
$4,500,000 (list price)
One of Edisto Island’s coveted waterfront tracts, Brittan Point is a 255-acre peninsula farm with large agriculture fields, hundreds of live oaks, and frontage on both Sand Creek and Whooping Island Creek – both of which are deep and navigable on all tides. The property’s improvements include several storage sheds and a large barn, a rustic waterfront cabin with a 20-mile river view, and a nice deepwater dock.
View DetailsClarendon County, SC
275 ± Acres
$1,700,000 (list price)
Deep Creek Farm is a finished family getaway with a heavy focus on wingshooting. A four-bedroom renovated (new kitchen, screen porch, firepit patio) farmhouse overlooks a dove field and 75 acres of fenced duck impoundments that drain off into a hardwood creek. At least eight species of ducks have been identified on the property, included redheads, widgeon, gadwall, ringnecks and teal. As you can imagine, there are usually plenty of wood ducks. The dove field is consistently productive. A couple bonus points include a new metal barn and 500 acres of almost-contiguous leased property (mature pines, hardwoods, fields, and creek) that has proven very productive for turkeys and deer. The property is an hour and a half from Charleston and 15 minutes from Manning. Easy, ready to go, diverse property. No conservation easement.
View DetailsFlorence County, SC
554 ± Acres
$2,216,000 (list price)
Kingsburg is a small community just northeast of Johnsonville on the west bank of the Big Pee Dee River. The 554-acre King Lake Farm is essentially the heart of the best properties in that Kingsburg area, with 80-foot river bluffs, a 20+ acre cypress-dotted lake, hardwood hills, ag fields, plant and flood duck impoundments and productive bass ponds. This property has hosted great dove and duck hunts for multiple generations, and it’s well known for healthy deer and turkey populations. As most Pee Dee-region family farms go, the land was once coveted for wild quail – and some of those signature bi-color patches and woods features still remain. This is an ideal family getaway with quality living, fishing and hunting opportunities. King Lake Farm is 40 miles north of Georgetown, convenient to the coastal communities of Horry and Georgetown Counties.
View DetailsWilliamsburg County, SC
1784 ± Acres
$6,690,000 (list price)
This 1784-acre family legacy property of Longlands Planation’s is located on either side of River Road in Suttons, SC. Managed along with tens of thousands of acres of similarly diverse, thriving woodlands, the “Hill” property is legendary in Williamsburg County for its landscape and wildlife. Its proximity to the Santee River’s north bank and vast hardwood bottomlands makes it a prime spot for quality deer, turkeys, doves, quail, ducks and freshwater fish. The tract has several well-known lakes, creeks and ponds, including a limestone spring-connected “Blue Hole”, Chapel Branch, and the Horse Pond. Rolling topography, ag fields of every size, loblolly, mature longleaf, white oak creek edges. . . the list goes on. Most importantly, Longlands Plantation holdings rarely if ever come to market, so this opportunity is quite rare.
View DetailsGeorgetown, SC
87.6 ± Acres
$1,200,000 (list price)
This 87-acre property fully encompasses two important categories: Family getaway, and entertainment spot. With its six-bedroom house, tricked-out party barn, huge lawn dotted with oaks and pines, pond, creek, duck impoundment, and dock on Black River, Oatland is an inviting, turn-key gem.
View DetailsEdisto Island, SC
98 ± Acres
$3,500,000 (list price)
In the coastal plain, it’s increasingly rare to find quality acreage on deep saltwater. Steamboat Farm on Edisto Island is a perfect example of that dream place – combining all the elements of the salt marsh, deepwater dock life, live oak woods, agriculture fields, and living quarters. Formerly owned by John Seabrook and D.D. Dodge, this southern wing of the larger Seabrook Plantation was a quiet gem for several family’s generations.
View DetailsCharleston, SC
161 ± Acres
$4,800,000 (list price)
Sitting on the doorstep of Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, and wedged between the Francis Marion National Forest and Intracoastal Waterway, Windfall is a place that defines the importance of location. On the outskirts of the old McClellanville village, 40 minutes north of Mount Pleasant and less than a half hour south of Georgetown, this 161-acre getaway has provided decades of family memories on land and water – from dock time to deer stand, pig-pickings to quiet solitude around a fire, screen porch to boat rides, and plenty more.
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