Mungo Homes is excited to announce its continued expansion in South Carolina with the introduction of Fairway Woods at Wyboo, a boutique community nestled in the master-planned community of Deercreek Plantation in Manning. This neighborhood offers homes situated on the 18-hole Wyboo Golf Club at an affordable price point.
In addition to golf course living, Fairway Woods at Wyboo features access to Lake Marion, South Carolina’s largest lake. Homebuyers can enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking and hiking just moments from their doorstep, all while remaining close to Downtown Manning’s charming shops and restaurants. Additionally, Fairway Woods at Wyboo has convenient access to major highways connecting residents to Charleston, Columbia and Myrtle Beach.
“We believe there just aren’t affordably priced homes currently offered in our region that offer the ability to live directly on a celebrated golf course with lake accessibility,” said Mungo Homes Charleston Market President Neil Shepard. “With homes priced around $300k, Fairway Woods offers a rare combination of value, recreation and resort-style living that currently doesn’t exist in the region. Fairway Woods truly is a hidden gem that once discovered is going to sell quickly.”
Fairway Woods at Wyboo offers one and two-story homes ranging from 1,665 to 2,443 square feet, all with a two-car garage.
To learn more, visit mungo.com.
About Mungo Homes
The Mungo family started building new homes in Columbia, South Carolina in 1954, and now builds in 10 Markets throughout South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and Virginia. While still family-focused today with Steven Mungo as Executive Chairman, Mungo Homes was proudly acquired by Clayton Properties Group in 2018, and remains dedicated to quality construction, and an exceptional customer experience. In keeping with a long tradition of philanthropy, a portion of each home sold is invested in the local community, and with a special focus on housing insecurity, the Mungo Homes Foundation helps provide economic, educational, health, housing, and emergency hardship support to charitable organizations. Mungo Homes closed more than 3,600 homes across the footprint in 2024, with revenue close to $1.4B.
