Kendrick Construction

Oldfield Custom Home Builder

Welcome To Oldfield

At Oldfield, those who own a home have found a place where community is much more than just a house. There are a lot of fun and interesting things for members to do and share with each other. You can enjoy a boat trip to Beaufort or Savannah on a lazy Sunday afternoon, read a book at the River House, go to the Old Town Bluffton farmer's market, go dolphin-watching, help out at a local charity, or go on a nature walk with our resident naturalist.

Oldfield combines genuine Lowcountry and plantation-style living with a selection of luxurious facilities tailored to the active lifestyle.

Oldfield is located on the banks of the Okatie River and features spectacular vistas and homesites with views of the river and surrounding tidal marsh, wildlife preserves, lakes, ponds, and woodlands.

Construction of low country-style houses fits wonderfully with this gentle terrain, which is meant to stimulate a slower pace of living. Deep porches provide for calm contemplation or time spent with friends and family.

Located In The Heart Of The Lowcountry

The Oldfield community offers a club lifestyle in the heart of beautiful South Carolina. The 860-acre gated property is built along Greg Norman Certified Audubon golf course, nature trails and salt water marsh with access to pristine waterways that flow into Okatie River right next door!

The Outfitters Center's community docks are a popular destination for people who enjoy boating, kayaking and fishing. Tidal marshland provides an opportunity to explore nature while Spanish moss drapes Live oaks along the riverside giving visitors shade from hot summer suns or inclement weather that can change quickly in South Carolina .

The unique style of Southern living is captured in the Lowcountry's traditional cottages. Each home was built to blend with its surroundings, and homeowners can enjoy peace and quiet near historic towns like Hilton Head Island or Savannah. Searching for Custom home builders near me. Visit us today.

Kendrick Construction takes the time to listen to what our client’s visions are for their new home. Work with us to build your dream home in Oldfield Community.

Club Amenities At Oldfield

Living at Oldfield means you have access to a wide variety of club amenities to choose from These include:

The River Club
There is a river view from every room in the River Club. This place has moss-draped specimen oaks, beautiful sunsets, and real southern charm. It's the perfect place to enjoy a fine meal or one of the many special events that take place there.

The Clubhouse
Members of Oldfield can relax and unwind in their Clubhouse, which is 20,000 square feet and has a warm and cozy feel. Members of the Oldfield Club can enjoy casual dining in the Bar & Grill Room, large locker rooms for both men and women, and a full-service golf shop.

Outfitters Center
Residents of Oldfield can participate in a variety of guided fishing expeditions. If you want to fish alone, the Outfitter's Center provides private storage and launch services for your personal boat, allowing all Oldfield residents complete access to and usage of their most valuable resource, the Okatie River.

Equestrian Center
Riders and boarders of all levels, ages, and disciplines are welcome at Oldfield Equestrian Center. At the facility, you can ride your horse in one riding ring, complete with jumps and a round pen. There are acres of grass paddocks and miles of trail riding nearby.

The Sports Club
Get some sun at the Lagoon Pool with winding slide, full size lap pool, and kiddie pool for the small ones. Also enjoy Oldfield's fully furnished locker room with steam and sauna and complimentary towel service. Work out in their cutting-edge fitness center or attend one of their free fitness programs.

Frequently Asked Questions About Oldfield

Is Oldfield A Gated Community?

Yes! In the heart of the South Carolina Lowcountry, this 860-acre gated community is built along a Greg Norman Certified Audubon golf course, nature trails, saltwater marsh, and the banks of the pristine Okatie River.

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About The Oldfield Community

Beyond fitness, sports, and golf, Oldfield members have access to a diverse range of activities to enjoy and share with one another. Whether it's a lazy Saturday afternoon boating caravan to Beaufort or Savannah, a book club at the River House, a trip to the farmer's market, dolphin watching tours, local volunteering, or a nature walk led by our resident naturalist, the activities at Oldfield are as diverse as the rich ecology of the area. Need more information for Custom home builder rose hill. Visit us today.

What Are The HOA Fees At Oldfield?

HOA fees at Oldfield vary year to year. You can find a full list of costs here. (updated 2021)

What Are The Dues At Oldfield?

POA Improved

Club Dues: Resident $6,680/Yr ( $1,670/Qtr) Non-Resident $6,230/Yr ($1,557.50/Qtr) Equity Golf: Resident: * $6,300/Yr ($525/M) Non-Resident: * $5,200/Yr ($433.33/M) * Club Membership Contribution: one-time $15,000 initiation fee that shall be paid at closing.

POA Unimproved

If the purchase is of an undeveloped property, the Membership Contribution is $5,000 upon taking title of the property with the balance of $10,000 due six months following approval of the final home plans by Oldfield’s Architectural Review Committee. The total membership contribution of $15,000 is due within three years of taking title to the property whether developed or undeveloped. The Membership Contribution is nonrefundable.

Transfer/Initiation and Other Fees

Oldfield Community Association (OCA) dues $2,720 – total is $6,680 Club + $2,720 OCA = $9,400. Paid by the purchaser at closing.

Fees Last Updated

August 20, 2021

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Does Oldfield Have Deep Water Access?

Residents of Oldfield can take advantage of guided fishing expeditions in a variety of settings from the Outfitter's Center. You can also fish on your own if you prefer. The Outfitter's Center provides you with private boat docking and launch services so that all Oldfield residents can have full access to and usage of our most valuable resource, the river.