Discovering Georgetown County
Many people who recently moved to the Tidelands area of South Carolina feel that they have stumbled on an undiscovered treasure. Life here is relaxed and comfortable, growing but not crowded, with ample recreational opportunities mixed with historic charm.
Perhaps you found Georgetown traveling through South Carolina. Maybe you're one of the many "half-backs" who retired to Florida but want to retreat from the constant hurricanes and sticky heat. Or you've lived in the North and want to settle in a pleasant climate where it's not too hot and not too cold. Regardless of the reason, Tideland Law can help you get settled.
Experience, Full-Service Real Estate Attorney
Turner Perrow has practiced law in South Carolina for 15 years. He is a licensed real estate broker with broad knowledge of residential properties in the Tidelands area and comprehensive knowledge of the state's real estate laws. If you are relocating to the Georgetown County area for employment, or purchasing a vacation home or retirement property, we can handle all aspects of your transaction.
Our lawyer can knowledgeably advise clients on all real estate issues relating to moving to South Carolina: the closing process, flood or hurricane insurance, property taxes, title insurance, and other legal considerations.
The Tidelands of South Carolina
Part of South Carolina's Low country, the Tidelands is nestled between two popular destinations. Just 30 minutes north of Georgetown is Myrtle Beach, a vacation playland known for its entertainment, shopping, and sandy beaches. Recreation opportunities include more than 100 golf courses in the "Grand Strand" from Georgetown to the border of North Carolina. An hour south is Charleston, one of the earliest American settlements. The city draws millions of visitors for its rich history, landmarks such as Fort Sumter, colonial architecture, and museums.
Georgetown itself is the third oldest city in South Carolina. It was originally settled but abandoned by the Spanish in 1526, and later settled again by England during King George II's reign. Many former plantations are now thriving retirement communities and highly ranked golf courses. Tourists are drawn to downtown historic district that dates back to the early 1700s. Close at hand are white sand beaches and ocean excursions, or fishing and hunting along five blackwater rivers that flow to the Atlantic.
Free Phone Consultation • Personalized Service
If you are looking to settle in the Georgetown, South Carolina area, or have already found your dream home, Tidelands Law can capably represent you in negotiations, title search, title insurance, lender referrals, and closing. Contact Turner Perrow today at (843) 485-0977.
