Johns Island
Welcome to Johns Island—the largest island in South Carolina, steeped in rich history and natural beauty.
Historic Roots: With a storied past dating back centuries, Johns Island was once a thriving farming community, home to several prominent plantations that played a vital role in the area’s agricultural heritage. Today, echoes of its agricultural legacy still resonate, with local farms producing a bounty of fruits, meats, and vegetables, contributing to the island’s vibrant culinary scene.
Rural Charm: Despite its close proximity to Downtown Charleston, Johns Island retains a serene, rural charm, characterized by sprawling farmland, moss-draped oak trees, and picturesque landscapes. The island’s scenic beauty and laid-back atmosphere make it a sought-after destination for those seeking a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Prime Location: Situated just west of James Island and separated from the mainland by the tidal Stono River, Johns Island offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. Its convenient location along the Intracoastal Waterway provides easy access to Charleston’s historic downtown district, renowned for its cultural attractions, dining experiences, and vibrant nightlife.
Outdoor Paradise: Nature enthusiasts will delight in Johns Island’s abundance of outdoor recreational opportunities, from kayaking along the scenic waterways to exploring miles of hiking and biking trails that wind through pristine marshlands and maritime forests. With its idyllic coastal setting and diverse ecosystems, Johns Island is a paradise for outdoor adventurers and nature lovers alike.
Experience the timeless allure of Johns Island—an island steeped in history, brimming with natural beauty, and ripe with opportunities for adventure and exploration. Welcome home to Johns Island, where the past meets the present in perfect harmony.
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Neighborhoods on Johns Island:
Villages in St. Johns Woods
Grimball Gates
Whitney Lakes
Briar’s Creek
Gift Plantation
The Oaks at St Johns Crossing
Meet a Johns Island Expert:
Bob Nitkewicz
Realtor®Specializes in: Beach Properties, Second-Home Buyers With a background in advertising, marketing and publishing, both in the medical (cardiology and radiology) and sports (golf) industries, Bob Nitkewicz brings a unique perspective to each of his clients. Whether helping a client buy or sell a property, Bob’s business expertise blends perfectly with his honesty and dedication to meeting the...
Bob Nitkewicz
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Realtor®Phone:
843.819.7754Email:
bobn@dunesproperties.comWebsite URL:
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Kiawah/SeabrookSpecializes in: Beach Properties, Second-Home Buyers
With a background in advertising, marketing and publishing, both in the medical (cardiology and radiology) and sports (golf) industries, Bob Nitkewicz brings a unique perspective to each of his clients. Whether helping a client buy or sell a property, Bob’s business expertise blends perfectly with his honesty and dedication to meeting the needs of his clients. Known for his conscientious work ethic and jovial personality, Bob specializes in helping clients find their second home, investment property, or primary residence.
As the prior owner of Golf Publishing Enterprises, Inc, Bob is particularly knowledgeable about the Kiawah and Seabrook Island golf communities and the amenities they offer. In fact, it was after he visited the Kiawah and Charleston areas for the 1991 Ryder Cup, that he decided to move to the Charleston area in 2004. Bob now lives on Johns Island and specializes in waterfront properties and resort communities. He has worked primarily on Kiawah, Seabrook, and Johns Island since 2007, but he handles client referrals throughout the Charleston area.
Bob is an active member of his Church community, volunteers his time to a number of local causes, and he is an avid supporter of the Charleston area’s animal rescue operations.
He is a former member of the Board of Directors of the Bobby Jones Chiari & Syringomyelia Foundation (BJCSF), a non-profit organization whose goal is to raise awareness and help researchers find a cure for Chiari malformation (CM), syringomyelia (SM) and related disorders of the central nervous system. Chiari malformation effects more than 3 million people in the United States. Syringomyelia is the neurological disorder that shortened the competitive playing career of golf legend, Bobby Jones.
In his spare time, Bob also enjoys playing golf, spending time outdoors with his three rescue hounds (Mazie, Loretta and Perdy), treasures his all-too-infrequent travel opportunities, and loves to experience many different cuisines.
Johns Island Office
Telephone: 843.768.9800
Address: 1887 Andell Bluff Boulevard
Johns Island, SC 29455