Baynard Oaks Homes For Sale 

Hundred-year-old beautiful trees such as lush Low Prickly Pears,  Downy Thor Apple trees, and Weeping Cabbage Palms surround homes in this neighborhood. In addition, homeowners delight in Carolina Palmettoes, Monk’s Pepper, and spring narcissus and daffodils. Don’t overlook the Oleander and False Heather (cuphea hyssopifolia). Marigolds, Trumpet Honeysuckle, and Button Willows make this prized area a showcase of beautiful trees, shrubs, and flowering plants. Historians, homeowners, and visitors, alike, enjoy and delight in the re-telling of the four shell rings, originally existing as part of the Baynard ruins in Sea Pines. An interesting aside to these ruins is the colorful legend surrounding William Eddings Baynard’s acquisition of the property. In 1838, owner “Saucy Jack” Stoney “lost the house and land in an all-night poker game.”  The winner: William Eddings Baynard, a wealthy planter.

Additional Information About Baynard Oaks Properties - The Pattisall Group

Sea Pines owners enjoy residency in a full-service plantation with a broad array of amenities.  Three shopping districts exist within the Sea Pines gates at Sea Pines Center, the shops at Harbour Town, and also at South Beach Marina Village.  Additionally, Park Plaza shopping center and the commercial district at Sea Pines Circle are just outside Sea Pines main gate.  Going back into the plantation, the first amenity that one comes upon is the Sea Pines Forest Preserve - Greenwood entrance - which is a 605+ acre nature preserve filled with trails, lakes, historic sites, and more undisturbed nature than is available elsewhere on the island, and particularly behind gates.  Further in on Greenwood Drive, the visitor will come upon the Six Oaks Cemetery, Lawton Stables and animal petting farm, and Heritage Farms, where garden plots of varying sizes are available to residents on a first-come/first-serve basis for those that are inclined to do their own planting.  Sea Pines has two beach clubs, both on Sea Pines Drive:  Tower Beach Club on South Beach is for owners only and the Sea Pines Beach Club, across from the Plantation Club, is for owners and guests (renters).  Those desiring a historical perspective of Sea Pines would not want to miss the Stoney Baynard Ruins on Plantation Drive in the Heritage Woods subarea.  More information can be found on the Sea Pines Property Owners Association web site:  www.seapinesliving.com.

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