Description
Discover an exceptional opportunity to own 12.39 acres of secluded Lowcountry landscape on the desirable southern end of Johns Island. Set back from River Road and surrounded by mature trees, this expansive property offers a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and convenience, located approximately 10 minutes from Freshfields Village and the entrances to Kiawah and Seabrook Islands. With no HOA restrictions and ample separation from neighboring properties, this peaceful setting provides the freedom to envision a property tailored to your lifestyle.Bordering the scenic waters of Abapoola Creek, the land features a beautiful wooded landscape rich in native vegetation and wildlife. Whether your vision includes a custom-built estate, a small hobby farm, space for horses, orlong-term land investment, the generous acreage offers exciting possibilities. Zoned AGR (Agricultural Residential) and currently benefiting from a 4% agricultural tax assessment, the property presents an attractive opportunity in one of the area's remaining rural settings.
Access is provided by a recorded right-of-way extending from the end of Jacques Road, established when the property was subdivided in 1993. The access route has been platted but has not yet been constructed, allowing the future owner to plan its development, subject to applicable requirements. A survey is available in the documents for reference. Additionally, National Wetlands Inventory mapping indicates virtually no wetlands within the property boundaries, further adding to its potential.
Enjoy the tranquility of country living while remaining within easy reach of the shopping, dining, beaches, and coastal amenities that make this area so desirable. Opportunities to secure this amount of acreage in such a sought-after Johns Island location are increasingly limited. Whether you're looking to establish a private Lowcountry retreat or invest in land for the future, this property offers the space, setting, and flexibility to bring your vision to life.
Buyer to independently verify zoning and permitted density, flood zone designation, septic suitability, utility availability, and legal and physical access.
