134 Polo Ct, Ninety Six
The Plantation, SC Homes for Sale
In The Plantation, the ground does most of the sorting: some parcels back onto fairway edges, others sit inland on lots that end at a lawn line rather than a boundary you share with anyone. Before you scroll listings, it helps to be honest about what you want to own outright and what you would rather hand to an association. A roof, a driveway and a yard on your own schedule is one kind of purchase; an interior you maintain while the exterior stays someone else's job is another. The homes for sale here run across both, and LakelandsRealty.com works this area closely enough to tell you which questions actually change the answer.
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The Plantation at a Glance
- ZIP codes in these listings
- 29666
- Months of supply
- 11.3 (buyer's market, homes only)
- Data current as of
- August 2026
What to check before you make an offer
- Golf course frontage and related easements or fees.
- Private dock permitting status, water depth at low tide, and lift capacity.
- Golf course frontage maintenance boundaries, errant ball liability, and club membership tiers.
- Short-term and long-term rental restrictions enforced by the association.
- HOA dues, reserves, and amenity assessments.
How LakelandsRealty.com helps you decide
LakelandsRealty.com works in The Plantation regularly, and the value of that is simple: when you walk a property, you get someone beside you who can tell you what you would actually be taking on, from the structure down to what the association handles and what lands on your own calendar. That turns a list of options into a real comparison instead of a guess. The choice in front of you is the one this page keeps circling back to, how much of the upkeep you want to own and how much you want handled for you. Answer that honestly, and the right home tends to make itself obvious.