Wadmalaw Island Real Estate

Known as Charleston’s back porch, Wadmalaw Island is the quintessential Lowcountry lifestyle with a perfect blend of undisturbed nature, unspoiled beaches, and unmatched seclusion. Situated on the central coast of South Carolina, between Edisto Island and Johns Island, Wadmalaw Island real estate is a mix of waterfront estates, country cottages, ranch-style homes, horse farms, and agricultural land. Waterfront property on Wadmalaw Island frequently features unobtrusive views of the Edisto River, Bohicket Creek, Leadenwah Tidal Creek, Adams Tidal Creek, or grassy marshlands. Neighborhoods such as Selkirk Plantation, Martins Point, Rockland, and Longcreek Plantation offer coastal constructed homes on large estates and commonly feature community boat ramps, private docks, fishing lakes, walking trails, and other amenities. Homes are surrounded by magnificent, centuries-old oak trees, Palmetto trees, natural vegetation, colorful flora, indigenous fauna, and the sweet scent of salt infused air. Residents here honor the sacred Lowcountry ground and fiercely protect it from sprawling urban development. In fact, strict building regulations ensure that homeowners will always have a quiet tranquil oasis. For this reason, many retirees settle at Wadmalaw to spend their golden years gazing at bright orange, scintillating sunsets from their back porch bed swings. Read More

Market Snapshot

Total Listings: 11
Average Price: $2,567,891
Highest Price: $4,949,000
Lowest Price: $474,900

 

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2545 Anchor Watch Drive

Wadmalaw Island, Sc 29487

$4,949,000

  • 6 Beds
  • 4 Full Baths
  • 1 Half Baths
  • 5,061 SqFt

The Epitome Of Luxury And Lowcountry Life On Wadmalaw Island - Welcome To Anchorage Plantation. Situated Within A Gated Community Just 20 Miles From Downtown Charleston, This Estate Graces Over 10...

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2847 Anchor Watch Drive

Wadmalaw Island, Sc 29487

$4,495,000

  • 5 Beds
  • 6 Full Baths
  • 5,547 SqFt

This Exquisite, Traditional Brick Home Nestled On Bohicket Creek In Wadmalaw Island's Gated Anchorage Plantation, Was Crafted In 2018 By One Of Columbia, Sc's Premier Builders. Featuring 5 Bedroom...

1972 Long Creek Road

Wadmalaw Island, Sc 29487

$3,950,000

  • 4 Beds
  • 5 Full Baths
  • 1 Half Baths
  • 5,266 SqFt

Closing Costs Negotiable. Private Waterfront 6-acre Estate On Wadmalaw Island. Idyllic Setting With Unsurpassed Views On Bohicket Creek. Gourmet Renovated Kitchen With Viking Refrigerator, Wolf Ga...

2621 Anchor Watch Drive

Wadmalaw Island, Sc 29487

$3,375,000

  • 6 Beds
  • 4 Full Baths
  • 1 Half Baths
  • 3,378 SqFt

This Stunning Waterfront Property Located On South Carolina's Wadmalaw Island Provides Sweeping Marsh And Water Views, And Spectacular Sunrises And Sunsets. Comprised Of 7.9 Acres (3.6 Acres High ...

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6248 Josie Ridge Road

Wadmalaw Island, Sc 29487

$2,995,000

  • 5 Beds
  • 5 Full Baths
  • 1 Half Baths
  • 5,500 SqFt

Seller Wants Offers!! Welcome To This Exquisite Retreat Nestled In The Serene Landscape Of Wadmalaw Island. This Charming Home Offers A Peaceful Escape From The Hustle And Bustle Of City Life, W...

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1147 Pilot Boy Landing

Wadmalaw Island, Sc 29487

$2,695,000

  • 4 Beds
  • 3 Full Baths
  • 1 Half Baths
  • 3,835 SqFt

Nestled Within Martins Point Plantation On Wadmalaw Island, 1147 Pilot Boy Landing Is More Than A Home - It's A Luxurious Retreat Where Coastal Living Meets Unmatched Waterfront Beauty. This Deep-...

2589 Anchor Watch Drive

Wadmalaw Island, Sc 29487

$2,229,000

  • 4 Beds
  • 3 Full Baths
  • 1 Half Baths
  • 3,804 SqFt

Welcome To Your Dream Home, Located On A Stunning 13.1-acre Marshfront Lot In Anchorage Plantation, A Private And Gated Community On Wadmalaw Island. This Plan Is Designed To Take Full Advantage O...

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1358 Polly Point Road

Wadmalaw Island, Sc 29487

$1,750,000

  • 3 Beds
  • 3 Full Baths
  • 1 Half Baths
  • 3,043 SqFt

Imagine A Life Where The Natural Beauty Of The Lowcountry Flora And Fauna Surrounds You. A Life Where Mornings Are Spent Watching Birds Gracefully Soar Across The Marsh, And Evenings Afford You T...

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2463 Marina Rd Road

Wadmalaw Island, Sc 29487

$683,900

  • 3 Beds
  • 2 Full Baths
  • 1,850 SqFt

Beautiful Remodel! This House Has Been Completely Made New! Great Attention Has Been Given To Detail Using Quality Materials And Finishes. Brand New Roof, Flooring, Appliances, And More. Back ...

7045 Maybank Highway

Wadmalaw Island, Sc 29487

$650,000

  • 3 Beds
  • 1 Full Baths
  • 1 Half Baths
  • 1,700 SqFt

Welcome To Peaceful Living. Take Advantage Of The 1.41 Acre Lot To Enjoy Tranquil Days And Nights With Peeks Of Water At The Tip Of Wadmalaw Island. Restore The Vintage Cottage, Or Start Fresh And...


Others purchase real estate in this region as a second home or a weekend retreat, finding that a couple of days away from the hustle and bustle of urban work life revitalizes the soul and refreshes the senses. A slow-paced, island lifestyle in a remarkably quiet and blindingly beautiful setting is idyllic for home-buyers who wish to own a private retreat close to Charleston. Real estate prices in Wadmalaw Island range in price from $500,000 for a country cottage near the marsh to more than $4 million for a custom estate on a deep water creek.

Remaining remarkably rural, Wadmalaw Island has no restaurants or mainstream businesses; however, it does have plenty of fresh produce and seafood stands along Maybank Highway. In fact, with its rich agricultural heritage, Wadmalaw has many working farms still in full operation and providing produce for swanky, farm-to-table restaurants in downtown Charleston. The iconic Ambrose Family Farm cultivates a wide variety of seasonal vegetables and fruits. The family also sells homemade pies, casseroles, and other tasty treats at their restaurant, Stono Farm Market on Johns Island. Nearby Holy City Farms is the hydroponic grower of all types of tasty tomatoes. Both farms sell their products at local farmer markets throughout the year. Similarly, seafood stands feature fresh crabs, shrimp, and redfish extracted directly from the tidal estuaries or Adams Creek. The coastal terrain also has history in harvesting tea bushes (Camellia Sinensis), dating back to the late 1700s when the first attempts were made to propagate tea. Finally, in 1888, Dr. Charles Shephard successfully established Pinehurst Tea Plantation in Summerville, South Carolina, and produced the first American tea. In 1963, nearly 50 years after Dr. Shepard’s passing, the tea bushes were transplanted to Wadmalaw Island and transformed into the “American Classic Tea” by the Bigelow and Hall families. Today, the Charleston Tea Plantation produces green and black teas, offers visitor tours of the farm, and sells tea related merchandise in its gift shop. Though sweet tea is synonymous with southern hospitality, it is not the only beverage crafted on Wadmalaw Island. The Firefly Distillery, famous for its sweet tea flavored vodka, manufacturers vodka, moonshine, whiskey, and ready-to-drink specialities. The distillery offers educational tours and taste tests, and Firefly Spirits sponsors several BBQ-related events throughout the Southeast. Deep Water Vineyards, which shares part of its facility with Firefly Spirits, is a 48-acre vineyard that not only grows its own grapes, but also manufacturers and bottles the vine on site. Like Firefly, Deep Water Vineyards offers tours of the facility as well as wine tastings.

Salt life lovers are overjoyed at all the water-focused activities on Wadmalaw Island. From finding fiddler crabs to casting nets for shrimp to paddle boarding down a tidal creek, residents are never short on relaxing things to do. The Ashepoo, Combahee, and Edisto (ACE) Basin is a designated wildlife refuge and land conservation project that currently protects 217,000 acres along South Carolina’s sea islands. Visitors at the ACE Basin enjoy kayaking or boating along the tributaries, biking the miles of dirt nature trails, or hunting for whitetail deer, wild turkey, and waterfowl during designated hunting season. Other attractions include annual events such as the Rockville Regatta, a sailing race dating back to 1890 and sponsored by the Sea Island Yacht Club; the Penn Center Heritage Days Celebration, a three-day festival honoring the cultural contributions of the Gullah / Geeche / and West African slaves through poetic readings, dances, and music; and the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition in Charleston, a weekend event featuring a wide variety of exhibits, artists, and contests.

Affiliated with the Charleston County School District, children living in Wadmalaw Island attend Frierson Elementary School, Haut Gap Middle School, and St. Johns High School. Private school options include Charleston Collegiate School, James Island Christian School, Porter Gaud School, and the Charleston Day School

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