Welcome to
Anson Village
A Vision About to Unfold
Decades in the making and thoughtfully planned with nature in mind, the time will soon come for Anson Village. Rising along Palmetto Bluff’s southeastern shore, this final village completes a long-envisioned trilogy. Here, where ancient glaciers once carved the land, the New River winds through marsh grasses beneath vast oak canopies. Future residents will soon wake to sunlight dancing on the river, with a private golf course, marina, and a community shaped by South Street Partners with the same care that guided Wilson and Moreland. Rooted in conservation and Palmetto Bluff’s extraordinary legacy, Anson is destined to become its most remarkable chapter yet.
Secrets in the Soil
Since 2000, our on-site archaeological team has unearthed fascinating artifacts from the Bluffs history. Shells, bones, clay pot fragments and stone tools reveal the habits and social practices of the indigenous people who fished these waters and hunted these forests thousands of years ago. Countless remnants of the distant past were uncovered during the development of Moreland and Wilson Village. The unblemished earth comprising Anton Village will certainly yield even more.
Anson: The Evolution
The story of Anson Village will be defined by a time-honored reverence for the land. Before the first shovel breaks soil here, great consideration will be given to the natural environment, the wildlife, and the ecosystems already in play. As with every Palmetto Bluff community that’s preceded it, the developmental dictate remains to preserve and protect one of America’s treasured landscapes, while creating a human settlement. Emphasis will be placed on connecting man-made structures to the land and waterways in a meaningful way. Hart Howerton, key players in the success of Wilson Village, will bring their architectural artistry and attention to detail to Anson, where a wet slip will take shape. And fairway fans will welcome the challenges of the upcoming 18-hole championship golf course at Anson, plus an additional short course across River Road adjacent to The Farm.
A Shoreline Setting
Anson Village claims prime placement along the Southeastern edge of Palmetto Bluff. Remarkably, from certain vantage points, Savannah, Georgia, can be seen from its banks. Blanketed by whispering marsh grasses and live oak stands, the raw, textured terrain opens onto shimmering waterways. Residences here will boast resplendent Lowcountry marsh and river views.
The New River
The 35-mile tributary that served traveling Paleo tribes 4,000 years ago, serves sightseers and sportsmen today. The ribboning river bordering Anson Village adds a dazzling sparkle to the shoreline, once prime acreage for growing Carolina long-grained rice. Local fishermen thrill to the abundance of walleye, muskie, and small- and largemouth bass found in these coastal waters while kayakers find their flow here. And the nearby New River Linear Trail invites hikers and bikers to explore 5.2 miles of exceptional Lowcountry landscapes.
