6200 Encampment Plantation Dr, Adams Run, SC 29426 - For Sale

This could be a beautiful equestrian estate!! Encampment Plantation is a historic site located near the southwestern border of Charleston County near Colleton County. A portion of the estate (cemetery) is on the National Register of Historic Properties and the subject property consists of 37.58 acres featuring a charming cottage, accessory outbuildings with a separately platted 2.2 acre driveway leading to a beautiful entrance complete with picturesque oak allee. This is a very unique property which offers great privacy with an electronically controlled gated entrance, security system and fencing surrounding the entire estate. The plantation includes several outbuildings, some of which are heated and cooled. To the right of the entrance is an irrigated pond with underwater lighting. The present cottage at the head of the oak allee is believed to have been built around 1925, but was constructed upon the original homesite, whose old brick foundation can still be seen. Believed to be near the site of the slave revolt known as the Stono Rebellion, it was also the location of General Nathanael Greene's military army sent to protect the Jacksonboro Assembly from the British forces occupying Charleston in 1781-82. The property is also a part of a larger tract once owned by Robert Young Hayne, Mayor of Charleston, Governor of SC and US Senator who debated Daniel Webster in 1830 over States Rights. The main house consists of 1,433 square feet and features three bedrooms, two full baths living room dining room, kitchen and laundry room. There is a 3 car detached garage and workshop with a second floor apartment which has 1,082 square feet with a living room, full bath and bedroom. In addition, there is an office building with an attached four seasons sunroom which offers an in-ground, (propane) heated exercise swimming pool. All three main living areas feature electric heat pumps and separate security systems. The main house has ceiling fans, a fireplace, crown molding throughout, French doors between the living and dining