Lot Description: 5 - 10 Acres; Marshfront; Marshview; Riverview; Tidal Creek; Wooded

Dev Status: Finished Lots; Subdivision

Zoning: Residential

Uses: Residential

Road Frontage: Paved

Structures: Concrete Slab/Pad

Documents Available: House Plans; Soil Info; Topo Survey

Existing Utilities: Electricity; Water

Assessments: No Assessments

Assumable: No

Proposed Financing: Any

Amenities: Club House; Community Dock; Gated

To your front, the community owns over 87 acres that will never be touched--no future development, no neighbors crowding the entrance, just open land and the quiet that comes with it. Directly across the neighborhood entrance, Charleston County Parks holds over 300 acres of protected land, ensuring the natural character of this corridor is preserved for good. The views and the peace you see today are the views and the peace you'll have forever. The Limehouse and Bulow Point boat landings are both less than 10 minutes away, and when you need the city, downtown Charleston is under 13 miles -- close enough for dinner, far enough to feel like you've truly gotten away. The neighborhood also offers a community dock and the beloved "party barn" clubhouse. Opportunities like this, where the land, the location, the infrastructure, and the view all align, simply don't come available very often on Johns Island. Historic Bulow Plantation is a community that dates back to the early 1800s, and remnants of the original Plantation can still be found on the grounds today. Schedule a showing to walk the property today and you will immediately understand immediately just what makes this property so special.