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. With no conservation easement currently in place, this property is incredibly valuable for a spectrum of uses. Most importantly, it’s a peaceful, wildlife-heavy family escape – and has been the same for decades. Brittan Point’s upland habitat and saltmarsh ecosystem cross and combine with one another through causeways, brackish ponds, creek bluffs, ditch systems, fields, pine woods, sweetwater ponds, and live oak groves. Trophy whitetails and plenty of doves have long been part of the management plan. Some of South Carolina’s biggest whitetail bucks have roamed the property. Redfish tail in the short grass hardpan marsh that runs for more than a mile around the peninsula. Incredible seclusion and endless adventures abound at Brittan Point.