Turn down a long private drive framed by mature oaks and fencing, and watch as seven acres of Lowcountry pasture and canopy unfold. The partially renovated 1960 home offers three bedrooms, two baths, a generous front porch, abundant natural light, and a fenced back yard full of character. No HOA, no deed restrictions. Well water on-site; public water confirmed 200 feet away. Rezoning from R-4 to Rural Industrial (RI) is in process with Charleston County; County staff has recommended approval. RI zoning allows private and boarding stables as well as small-scale agricultural uses and one home per acre. Rezoning is not final until approved by County Council. Buyers should confirm rezoning status directly with the listing agent.Homesteaders will love the producing pecan, black walnut, lemon, fig, blueberry, persimmon, orange, and plum trees, a raised-bed garden, and a working chicken coop. Equestrian buyers will appreciate the four-bay metal barn, a heated/cooled office (easily converted to a tack room) and dry, cleared acreage with shade trees ready for multiple horses, a barn and riding ring. Under the pending RI zoning, that equestrian use could extend to a licensed boarding or training business, not just personal use. Just four miles to Maybank Highway, 25 minutes to downtown Charleston and Folly Beach, 20 to Kiawah. Land like this on Johns Island rarely comes on the market. Don't let this one slip by!
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Kristie Brown from Listing Office: Realty One Group Coastal.