8179 Jack Island Drive
$400,000
- Lot: 0.33 Acres
Imagine your dream home nestled on a private lot adorned with majestic grand oak trees in one of the most sought-after coastal communities in the region. Positioned on a quiet, naturally buffered lot, the homesite is framed by towering live oaks and native landscape, creating a sense of timeless beauty and privacy. Sunlight filters through sweeping branches, offering the perfect canvas for a custom home designed to embrace the outdoors. Whether envisioning expansive porches, a... [Read More]
Imagine your dream home nestled on a private lot adorned with majestic grand oak trees in one of the most sought-after coastal communities in the region. Positioned on a quiet, naturally buffered lot, the homesite is framed by towering live oaks and native landscape, creating a sense of timeless beauty and privacy. Sunlight filters through sweeping branches, offering the perfect canvas for a custom home designed to embrace the outdoors. Whether envisioning expansive porches, a screened loggia, or a courtyard garden, this setting invites architecture that feels rooted in the land. Step beyond your future front door and connect to more than 20 miles of scenic trails winding through preserved maritime forests and along the Kiawah River and ACE Basin. At Kiawah River, life is intentionally walkable—linking homes, water, farm, and gathering spaces in a way that encourages daily connection to nature. Morning walks beneath moss-draped oaks, afternoon bike rides to the river, and sunset strolls to dinner become part of everyday life. Residents enjoy access to the Spring House, a riverfront swim and fitness facility with expansive water views, dining, pools, wellness programming, and inviting gathering spaces. Launch a kayak from the community landing, join Coastal Expeditions for a birding excursion or sunset cruise, or explore surrounding beaches by boat. Evenings may include waterfront dining at Linnette’s at The Dunlin, Auberge Collection, or a rejuvenating treatment at Aster Spa. As Charleston’s first Agrihood, Kiawah River is centered around a 100-acre working farm where residents enjoy fresh produce, eggs, wildflowers, and honey sold at our communities entrance at Rosebank Farmstand. This thoughtful blend of conservation, agriculture, and luxury coastal living distinguishes Kiawah River on Johns Island. This homesite is more than land—it is the foundation for a lifestyle shaped by stewardship, wellness, walkability, and waterfront beauty. Build your dream home in a community where preservation and luxury exist in harmony, and where every day unfolds along the river. Discover Kiawah River, where nature, craftsmanship, and community come together along the Lowcountry coast.
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- Property Type: Homesite
- Property View: Wooded
Neighborhood Highlights
Every facet of Kiawah River is meticulously designed to align with the great outdoors—where your spirit finds serenity, your body renews its vigor, and your mind discovers tranquility. Explore the array of resort-style amenities.
Spring House
9,000-square-foot amenity and fitness center with a junior Olympic-sized family pool and an adult pool, a hot tub, outdoor fireplace with lounge seating and a lower deck overlooking the Kiawah River while the second and third levels include men’s and women’s locker rooms with saunas and steam rooms.
Farmstead Park
Six acres allocated to foster community unity and fun through a diverse range of activities. One hard-surface tennis court and six pickleball courts, a multipurpose athletic field, specially designed Richter Spielgeräte children’s playground, and two enclosed dog parks all at the heart of Kiawah River.
Kiawah River Farm
Welcome to Charleston’s first agrihood… a neighborhood that fosters farm-to-table living in a cooperative environment. Kiawah River Farm is a working farm partnership with local Johns Island farmers complete with goats, beef cattle, chickens, bees, heirloom produce and flower fields.
Residents of Kiawah River are eligible to participate in Kiawah River Farm’s Community Shared Agriculture (CSA) program. The CSA offers a subscription to receive weekly deliveries from the harvests of our community farmers.
The Goatery & Creamery
Step into a world of delightful interaction with our animal friends at the Goatery. Prepare to be greeted with affection by a lively group of goats and witness the collaboration of co-owners Danny Sillivant and Missy Farkouh in nurturing a thriving, humane farm. Immerse yourself in their story as you take a tour, consider joining a goat yoga class, or explore the Creamery’s tempting offerings. Visit the Goatery’s website for more information or booking.
Nature Parks, Trails & Community Gardens
Nature drives everything. Wander through decades of land stewardship and meticulous planning guided by our 20-mile network of nature trails connecting our dedicated parks. These parks, nestled along winding paths and adorned with cozy benches, reveal their own blend of tangible and intangible treasures.
Explore Oak Park’s inviting outdoor dining space, complete with grills and a cozy fireplace. Wander through Jack Island Park, where benches await along winding nature trails encircling Jack Island Lake. Stroll the serene pathways of Old Friends Park, offering tranquil nature trails along the saltwater marsh. At Sea Island Park, savor the outdoors with a grilling and dining area, plus a community kayak launch. These shared greenspaces and intertwining trails, nestled amidst palmetto and oak tree vistas, are a cherished gift for all who call Kiawah River home.
The Landing Riverfront Pier & Boat Launch
Spend your days making new memories along your new home’s waterways at The Landing, home to the community dock and boat ramp. Sitting directly on the Kiawah River, residents can launch their boat from the ramp, or throw a line in the water from the dock. The Landing is another community gathering space that makes a family fishing trip, waterfront fun, or a relaxing sunset cruise easy.
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