Johns Island is South Carolina’s largest island and offers a peaceful combination of rural areas, new construction communities, and everything in between. Large ancient oak trees, abundant water access, fine-dining restaurants, and charming boutique shops define the coveted and tranquil Johns Island experience.
Two bridges offer convenient proximity to downtown Charleston, SC which is just 15 minutes away. Construction plans are in the works to expand Interstate 526 into Johns Island from West Ashley and back to the James Island Connector. Once completed, development will flourish and real estate prices only stand to increase.
The Johns Island Experience
Johns Island is a barrier island bordered by Wadmalaw, Seabrook, Kiawah, Folly, and James Islands. Perfect for boating enthusiasts, the island's unique landscape provides ample opportunities for waterfront living along the Intracoastal Waterway, the Stono River, the Kiawah River, and Bohicket Creek.
The produce grown locally on Johns Island makes up much of the unique flavors of Lowcountry cuisine. In fact, Johns Island is one of the largest tomato producers in the country. Local restaurants prominently feature fresh, local cuisine, making dining out on Johns Island a memorable treat. Johns Island’s true claim to fame is The Angel Oak, the largest living oak tree east of the Mississippi River.