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New construction homes continue to develop in rural Awendaw
Residents of Awendaw enjoy a slower pace of life surrounded by natural beauty. This vast neighborhood expands across miles of humid Lowcountry along Charleston's Intracoastal Waterway. In recent years, Charleston's ever-growing population has brought several new construction subdivisions to the rural beaches of Awendaw. Despite these new developments, Awendaw remains known for its scenic waterside views, fresh-caught seafood and laid-back atmosphere.
Surf-side fishing on Bulls Bay beaches and mix-use nature trails
Outdoor recreation is at the forefront of life in Awendaw. Residents can walk along picturesque nature trails shaded by large oak trees in the nature reserves and protected wildlife areas throughout the neighborhood. At the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, locals comb the undeveloped beaches for shells or fish for spotted seatrout in Bulls Bay. The Bulls Island Ferry winds through wildlife-filled creeks that lead to the peaceful beaches and miles of hiking trails at Bulls Island. The Center of Birds and Prey offers an exciting flight demonstration and virtual guided tours through wetlands, where guests can observe majestic owls and other large birds in their natural habitats. The Town of Awendaw Municipal Park has a fenced-in playground where children can swing on the massive swingset or play on the climbing structures.
The Bull's Island Ferry attracts visitors daily in Awendaw.
Awendaw residents flock to Bull's Island Ferry Pier daily to fish.
Awendaw is a proactive neighborhood with many recreational activities.
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Grand Charleston-style estates along Bulls Bay and new construction subdivisions
Most homes in Awendaw were built between the 1990s and early 2000s, but the demand for housing in Charleston has brought several new developments to this once-rural neighborhood. Expansive traditional homes with five or more bedrooms sit on multi-acre properties along the Intracoastal waterway. These waterside estates feature elevated foundations to prevent flooding and typically list between $1 million and $2 million. New construction Craftsmen-style homes with large front porches are neatly organized throughout the neighborhood in recently developed subdivisions. Attached two-car garages with wide driveways provide ample space for parking, and community parks allow children to play close to home. A four-bedroom house in one of these cul-de-sac communities can range from $500,000 to $700,000.
Awendaw is home to an abundance of large single-family homes.
Two-story modern homes in Awendaw offer coastal-style living.
Discover and enjoy coastal living at Dunes West in Awendaw.
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Annual seafood festivals and German Christmas markets
This coastal town hosts several annual events that the whole family can enjoy. Each October, Awendaw residents gather at Municipal Park to pick crabs, browse local vendors and listen at the town's Annual Blue Crab Festival. During the holiday season, families from all over Charleston head to Awendaw for the annual Christkindlmarkt, a German-inspired Christmas market offering a wide range of artisan merchants and traditional German cuisine. At the Annual Bulls Bay Nature Festival, residents can celebrate Awendaw's natural beauty with a variety of family-friendly activities that showcase the area's unique ecosystems and native wildlife.
Locally-owned seafood restaurants and seasonal farmers markets
Awendaw residents can take a short drive to The Shoppes at Park West to purchase groceries and other basics at the local Publix Supermarket. Every Saturday from mid-July through the end of October, the McClellanville Land and Sea Market hosts a popular farmers market where locals can find seasonal produce and other farm fresh foods. Down the road, T.W. Graham & Co is a locally-owned hot spot serving fresh-off-the-boat seafood in a family-friendly setting.
Publix Super Market at Point Hope Commons in Awendaw is a convenient place for grocery needs.
T. W. Graham & Co. is known for their fantastic seafood lunch in Awendaw.
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St. James Santee students showcase their artwork at the Bulls Bay Nature Festival
Awendaw students attend Charleston County schools. Children can start kindergarten at St. James Santee Elementary and Middle School, which receives an overall C-plus on Niche. St. James students showcase their creativity in a wildlife art exposition and competition at the Bulls Bay Nature Festival each year. After eighth grade, Awendaw teens can transition to Wando High School. Rated an overall A on Niche, this impressive high school was named a 2023 Capturing Kids' Hearts National Showcase School. This prestigious award recognizes public schools nationwide for their "excellence in creating safe and welcoming environments where students are relationally connected and eager to learn."
St. James Santee Elementary and Middle School are located in the same building.
Wando High School utilizes a well-rounded curriculum designed for students success.
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Highway 17 takes residents to Historic Downtown Charleston and more
Highway 17 is a major route that runs through the middle of Awendaw, connecting the neighborhood to Downtown Historic Charleston and other surrounding areas. Residents can follow this main road to Interstate 526 and access the Charleston International Airport in about 45 minutes. The Roper St. Francis Hospital in North Mount Pleasant is less than 20 minutes away via Highway 17.
Let peace wash over you as you make your way to 7848 Pelican Bay Dr within Bulls Bay Overlook, a tranquil upscale gated community with its own private neighborhood dock, pavilion facility, and boat ramp along a peacefully natural section of the Intracoastal Waterway. Take an enjoyable 15 minute uncongested drive slightly north of Mt Pleasant schools, shopping, dining, and hospital to this
$40,000 incentive through May. Ready for Move in Now! One Story Home on 1/2 acre only minutes from Mt. Pleasant conveniences. Enjoy privacy and wooded space in Hidden Ponds Reserve. The Honeysuckle is spacious and open. A 12' and 9' slider open to the extended screen porch bringing the outdoors in. The space is perfect for everyday living and entertaining. The Gourmet Kitchen with double
Spacious country estate set on a stunning 4+ acre marshfront lot! Enjoy marsh and serene pond views, just minutes from Mt. Pleasant. Transform this prime location into your personal masterpiece, renovating the main house with features that include an expansive open kitchen, vaulted family room, and a main-level primary suite. This property borders Windwood Farm and lies within the Francis Marion
Peaceful Lowcountry Retreat on 2.5 Acres in Awendaw. Tucked away in a serene, horse-friendly neighborhood just minutes from Mt. Pleasant, this beautifully maintained one-story home offers the perfect blend of privacy, charm, and convenience. Set on 2.5 wooded acres, this 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath home also includes a spacious FROG (finished room over garage)--ideal for a media room, playroom, or guest
Waterfront Living with a Private Deep Water Dock and Spectacular Views of the Wando River. This home is designed for nature lovers, boating enthusiasts, outdoor entertaining, and family gatherings., Current owner's children enjoy Mt. Pleasant schools in the Charleston County School District.This attractive property sits on a cul-de-sac lot that features a circular drive plus extra off-street
Country living but not too far out from all North Mt Pleasant has to offer. 15 minutes to Costco or Walmart. Zoned Wando High School Located in a quiet, peaceful area just down from the intra-coastal waterway. This 1728 sq ft, 4-bedroom 2-bath double wide has laminate floors throughout, dishwasher and built-in microwave, sit down bar in kitchen and built-in desk. Family room has wood burning
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