4400 Wando Farms Road

Welcome to Wando Farms, one of Mount Pleasant’s most unique and privately held communities, where just 14 property owners share access to more than 550 acres of preserved Lowcountry landscape. Tucked away off Highway 17, a picturesque drive beneath a canopy of mature live oaks introduces a lifestyle that feels worlds away from the conveniences of town, yet remains remarkably close to everything that makes Charleston living so desirable. Set on 5.76 private acres, this exceptional estate offers the rare opportunity to enjoy the space, privacy, and recreational lifestyle of a much larger sporting property without the expense and responsibility of maintaining hundreds of acres independently. Through the community’s annual HOA, residents enjoy the benefits of professionallymaintained common areas, including cultivated fields, preserved hardwood and pine forests, two stocked freshwater fishing ponds, an equestrian facility with a seven-stall barn, and dedicated areas for hunting, skeet shooting, and other outdoor pursuits. A private hunt club and lodge, shooting range, and miles of natural landscape create opportunities for horseback riding, fishing, kayaking, SUP and exploring the outdoors, all within the gates of this extraordinary community. With more than 550 acres protected by a conservation easement, Wando Farms offers something increasingly difficult to find: room to roam, an abundance of wildlife, and a connection to the land that can be enjoyed for generations. Deer, wild turkey, and dove are frequent sights, while the property’s open fields, mature trees, and peaceful ponds provide an ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons. The residence itself is equally impressive, combining the warmth and character of traditional Lowcountry architecture with generous spaces designed for everyday living and entertaining. A private gated entrance framed by stately brick columns welcomes you home, where approximately 1.5 acres surrounding the residence are fully fenced, with more than four additional acres remaining naturally wooded and untouched. Inside, soaring ceilings, hand-hewn beams, century-old heart pine floors, and a striking stone wood-burning fireplace establish a sense of character and craftsmanship throughout the home. At the center of the residence, an expansive 640-square-foot kitchen features a 10-foot quartzite island, custom cabinetry, two refrigerator-freezers, a wine refrigerator, and a dedicated ice maker, creating an exceptional gathering space for family and friends. The thoughtfully designed floor plan includes three spacious bedroom suites on the main level, each with its own private bathroom and balcony. The primary suite is particularly noteworthy, featuring an extraordinary custom dressing room with a hallway of built-in storage, a generous central island, and a separate dedicated shoe closet. Two additional loft bedrooms, currently utilized as home offices, provide flexibility for guests, creative spaces, or those working from home. Outdoors, the lifestyle continues with a private dock and boat lift offering access to the Wando River, along with a peaceful setting to enjoy expansive skies and beautiful Lowcountry sunsets. Whether spending an afternoon fishing, taking the horses out, gathering around a fire, or simply enjoying the quiet of your own property, this is a home designed to be experienced as much as it is lived in.
And perhaps most remarkably, this level of privacy and access to nature comes without sacrificing convenience. You are less than 15 minutes from Mt. Pleasant’s Towne Center, while the beaches of Isle of Palms and Sullivan’s Island, shopping and dining, and historic downtown Charleston are all within easy reach. Wando Farms offers a rare balance: the freedom and recreation of a sprawling Lowcountry sporting estate, the ease of shared land management, and the convenience of one of Charleston’s most desirable coastal communities. With only 14 owners and properties seldom available, this is an extraordinary opportunity to enjoy a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to replicate.