The developers of BrickYard Plantation have taken exceptional steps to preserve and protect this land. Bordered by Boone Hall Plantation and Horlbeck creek, BrickYard has natural buffer zones to protect it from other developments. Of our 513 acres, more than 100 acres are dedicated to lakes, forests and wetlands. In residential areas, homesites are situated to take full advantage of the land's beauty and natural diversity.

And the natural setting itself has changed very little in the last three centuries. Brickyard Plantation abounds in natural beauty. Today, this land is once again alive with palmettos and cedar. Waterfowl abound in the marsh and along the edges of its many ponds. Horlbeck Creek features some of the most productive trout fishing in the Lowcountry. And the Wando River, just moments downstream, is classified as one of the most pristine rivers on the Eastern seaboard, and, acre for acre, out produces the world famous oyster beds of the James River in Virginia.