
On the 960 home sites in Rose Hill Plantation, you will find a variety of lifestyles and residences that include full-size lots fronting lush golf fairways, country estates of 2.5 to 4 acres complete with custom barns, stables and horses grazing in fenced pastures, and Lowcountry-styled residences with marsh and river views extending to the Colleton River. Several expansive estate homes feature private docks and deepwater access. Famous for its Equestrian Center, festive polo matches, 50-acres of open pasture and 17 miles of greenbelt riding trails, golf and tennis players also are at home in Rose Hill. There is an annual Property Owners Assessment (POA). Membership in the Rose Hill Golf Club is not required for property owners.
The North Side – On the north side of Hwy. 278, Rose Hill features larger, multi-acre, estate sized parcels and homes. The renowned Rose Hill Equestrian Center anchors the North Side community, as well as the historic Rose Hill Plantation House.
The South Side – Located just across the highway with its own security gate, the South Side of Rose Hill includes the Rose Hill Golf Club and typical full-size lots with single family homes.
The North side offers an Equestrian Center, swimming pool, two hardcourt tennis courts and the Colleton Point area with boat ramp, dock and meeting center.
The South side includes the 6,961-yard, 18-hole Rose Hill Golf Course, complete with clubhouse facilities, dining, two swimming pools and two clay tennis courts. There are approximately 17 miles of roads, and walking/bike paths in the Plantation.
The magnificent Rose Hill Plantation House mansion, which is privately owned, still graces Rose Hill with its sweeping marsh and river views and Gothic architectural style, and is available for rental for weddings and special events.
The North Side of the Plantation has an acclaimed Equestrian Center consisting of stables, paddocks and a polo field. Members of the Association have access to trails that weave in determined areas throughout parts of the North side of the Plantation. This Equestrian Facility provides Rose Hill residents an amenity that is unique to the area.
The South Side residents enjoy luxurious views provided by an 18-hole golf course laced with ponds and lagoons and Magnolia trees, creating a Lowcountry paradise that is home to alligators, deer, exotic water fowl and many other Southern flora and fauna. There is a full service clubhouse and restaurant on site.
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The first residents of Rose Hill Plantation were the Yemassee Indians, but ownership of the Plantation dates back to Sir John Colleton and later, the Kirk family who grew indigo and cotton in the mid nineteenth century. In the early 1980’s the property was purchased by the Rose Hill Plantation Development Co. and soon began developing the equestrian-themed residential community.