Quiet, deep water retreat on a 16 high acre tract with roots in early McIntosh County history. Largest remaining tract of Laurel Grove Plantation; birthplace of John McIntosh Kell, distinguished naval officer and descendent of the founding fathers of McIntosh County. Near historic Fr. King George. Main home on waterfront is 3,450 heated square feet with four bedrooms and three bathrooms with formal dining and large kitchen. Fixed dock with aluminum ramp to a floating dock. You will enjoy fishing and crabbing from your private dock on Black Island River, a deep, salt water River. No travel impediments from the dock to the Intercoastal Waterway. A guest cottage is on the NW area of the property, originally built in 1893 but recently renovated, has 1,054 hsf with two bedrooms and one bathroom. Guest cottage has a detached two car garage and a storage building. Entering the property and traveling along the private road among beautiful, moss draped Live Oaks is a unique experience you will certainly enjoy!