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Set on 35.32 acres on Johns Island, this exceptional equestrian estate brings together privacy, established horse facilities and an extensively renovated residence - all just 14 miles from downtown Charleston. Originally built in 1968, the 3,521-square-foot home has undergone a comprehensive renovation and has not been lived in since its completion, with select original elements thoughtfully preserved to maintain the home’s character and charm.Inside, new hardwood flooring extends throughout much of the home, while the distinctive sunken den preserves some of the home’s most memorable original details. Original millwork, a coffered ceiling, stained glass and a Forester wood-burning fireplace give the room a warmth and character rarely found in a newly renovated home.Extensive improvements throughout the residence include a new roof, HVAC, water heater, windows, doors, flooring and finishes, along with a completely redesigned kitchen featuring Bosch appliances, custom cabinetry and refined millwork.
Outside, custom brick pavers create an elegant approach from the driveway to the front porch, while grand oaks and mature landscaping provide a distinctly Lowcountry setting. A screened in-ground Gunite pool with a newly installed enclosure extends the living space outdoors, and an attached four-car tandem garage provides generous parking and storage.
Beyond the residence, the property is thoughtfully established for horses, with two .75-acre fields complemented by 19’ x 15’ run-ins and two .20-acre paddocks with 15’ x 11’ run-ins. Each turnout area is enclosed by three-board fencing and equipped with its own water source, while 12-foot connecting gates allow for effortless movement between all the fields.
A substantial steel-framed covered arena, currently configured with a tennis court, offers one of the property’s most distinctive opportunities. Originally used for riding, the structure could be returned to an equestrian surface while also offering flexibility for recreation or other uses. With additional open and wooded acreage beyond the existing turnout areas, there is ample room to expand upon what is already in place.
Two property entrances with direct access to Edenvale Road adds convenience across the expansive grounds, while the entire 35.32-acre property is identified in Flood Zone X. With no HOA, the estate offers a level of space and privacy increasingly difficult to find on Johns Island.
Despite its secluded setting, Edenvale remains exceptionally convenient to the best of the Lowcountry - approximately 3 miles from everyday shopping at Lowes Foods, 8 miles from Freshfields Village and Kiawah Island, and 14 miles from downtown Charleston.
3189 Edenvale Road is a property designed to be enjoyed from day one: bring the horses, move into a newly renovated home, and enjoy more than 35 acres of Lowcountry land with the space and flexibility to make it distinctly your own.
Johns Island · as of Nov 15, 2026
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