Tucked away on 12.59 picturesque acres on Johns Island, this remarkable property presents an increasingly rare opportunity to create a private Lowcountry estate, equestrian retreat, hobby farm, or custom homesite surrounded by nature and privacy. With over 300' of frontage along the Abbapoola Creek, the property enjoys refreshing natural breezes and a peaceful setting that captures the essence of Lowcountry living.Scattered throughout the property are several magnificent grand oak trees, creating a timeless landscape that feels both secluded and deeply connected to the natural beauty of Johns Island. With no HOA restrictions, there is ample flexibility to design a property tailored to your vision while still remaining conveniently located near downtown Charleston, Kiawah, Seabrook,and Freshfields Village. Currently zoned Res-Dev-Acrs, the property may also offer the opportunity for agricultural rezoning. A previous homesite was located on the property, and a septic system is already in place. Power is available through Berkeley Electric Cooperative and city water is available through St Johns Water. The sellers have also completed extensive due diligence, including wetlands, tree, and topographic surveys, offering valuable resources for future planning and development. Combining acreage, natural beauty, privacy, and convenience, this is a truly special opportunity to own a significant piece of Johns Island property in one of the Charleston area's most sought-after rural settings. Showings by appointment only.
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