In 1718, a 500 acre plot of land was granted to a family on the outskirts of the bustling new village of Georgetown, South Carolina. Construction began on the main house fifty years later, and soon after Mansfield Plantation blossomed into one of the largest rice plantations in South Carolina. Today, Mansfield Plantation covers nearly 1,000 acres and is recognized as "one of the most architecturally intact rice plantation in South Carolina." It is a member of the National Register of Historic Places and is now owned and operated by the descendent of the original Parker family owners, John Rutledge Parker and his wife Sallie Middleton, jr.

Comfort, beauty, and timeless elegance... the bed & breakfast at Mansfield Plantation is the perfect getaway for anyone dreaming of an escape from the norm. Here, you set the pace; wake up with us for a delicious lowcountry breakfast, go birdwatching on the Black River, and take a walk back in time on this authentic rice plantation. You can almost hear the steamboats churning up the river and the children playing in the Schoolhouse.