Fencing large lots along a Native river corridor
Property in the Wando area has stayed in large, rural landholdings for generations rather than platted subdivision lots, a pattern that traces back to the Wando people, whose own territory once spanned the Cooper and Wando Rivers in what's now Berkeley County.
What that means for fencing
Fencing a large rural Wando lot is a different scope than a suburban backyard — longer perimeter runs, tree-line boundaries that may not match the deed, and river or marsh frontage on some parcels.
Fencing options for Wando properties
What to include
Share the approximate acreage, whether the property borders the Cooper or Wando River, and the fence's purpose.
Verify locally
Berkeley County zoning and setback rules, not Mount Pleasant's, apply to most Wando parcels; confirm current requirements before installation.