Welcome to Johns Island, SCLaced by tidal creeks and surrounded by rivers and waterways, Johns Island, South Carolina offers a large variety of waterfront lots and newly developed neighborhoods overlooking Wadmalaw Sound and the Kiawah and Stono Rivers. Only ten minutes to downtown Charleston and boasting two brand new bridges, an executive airport and a four-lane expressway to Kiawah Island, Johns Island is an ideal suburban real estate location. For most of its history, Johns Island has been a coastal farming center and still boasts vast expanses of lush, unspoiled acreage only recently available to prospective real estate buyers. Abundant local farms are still in operation and Angel Oak is a “must-see” attraction. Reportedly over 1400 years old, the live oak stands 65 feet high and has a canopy that covers over 17,000 square feet. | More Local Area InformationOne of the sea islands, James Island is primarily a relaxed, residential island community featuring beautiful, family-oriented neighborhoods... Read moreCharleston, South Carolina has often been referred to as “America’s Best Kept Secret.” Founded in 1670 by settlers in search of religious freedom... Read moreThe city of Charleston, SC is the seat of Charleston County, located just south of the midpoint along South Carolina’s coastline. Charleston, know... Read moreCharleston is not only an intriguing place to visit, it is also a fabulous place to live. For those wishing to relocate to Charleston, SC, th... Read moreLocated on the Atlantic Ocean, Metro Charleston, South Carolina, is blessed with a natural harbor, clean rivers and barrier islands with miles o... Read moreWith a population of 80,000, North Charleston is the 3rd largest city in South Carolina. Incorporated in 1972, North Charleston has grown from ... Read moreLocated on a beautiful barrier island just 21 miles south of historic Charleston, South Carolina lies Kiawah Island, a world class resort and premie... Read moreKiawah Island is a town and island located off the southeastern coast of South Carolina, situated in the region’s Lowlands. The island gets its nam... Read moreWhen the early settlers entered Charleston harbor they passed Folly Island’s tree lined northern coast. They named this island paradise Folly, whic... Read moreHanahan, a small city of approximately 14,000 people is located in Berkeley County, South Carolina, about thirty minutes from Historic Charleston... Read moreAdjacent to Kiawah Island and a mere 30 minutes from Charleston, Seabrook Island offers visitors and investors alike the ultimate in pristin... Read moreLocated within the city limits of Charleston, South Carolina, Daniel Island is one of America’s most prestigious master-planned communities. Th... Read moreWith a population of just under 2000, Adams Run, SC is a quaint, little town about 30 miles south of historic Charleston, SC and close to Parker... Read moreWith its quiet residential neighborhoods and semi-tropical terrain, Sullivan’s Island, SC is a classic Charleston beachfront community. Located jus... Read moreMt. Pleasant, South Carolina is a city of approximately 60,000 people located across the Cooper River from historic Charleston, SC. Mt. Pleasant i... Read moreGoose Creek, South Carolina is located in both Charleston and Berkeley counties a few short miles from the historic city of Charleston. The city wa... Read moreLocated just 30 miles from Historic Charleston, Summerville, SC has been aptly named the “Flower Town in the Pines.” Since the turn of the 19t... Read moreIsle of Palms is a barrier island along the coast of South Carolina, near the historic city of Charleston. Although the island had many visitors i... Read moreThe Isle of Palms is a barrier island along the southern coast of South Carolina about 20 minutes from historic Charleston, South Carolina.... Read moreDue to its convenient location near Charleston, pleasing climate, and abundance of recreation, the Isle of Palms is not only a great place t... Read more |
