1022 Justin Avenue, Charleston

Rare 0.72-acre vacant lot in the City of Charleston with panoramic marsh and tidal water views extending along Old Town Creek to the Ashley River. Bordered on two sides by pristine tidelands, imagine building your dream home where you can kayak, fish, and crab from your own backyard. This property delivers the quintessential Lowcountry experience in its purest form. Explore the scenic West Ashley Bikeway and observe the herons, egrets, wood ducks, and other coastal shorebirds that make this wetland corridor their home -- providing a constantly changing natural spectacle just beyond your back door. And you'll have a front-row seat to one of Charleston's most historic waterways. As serene and secluded as this setting feels, its location is also on of the most convenient in CHS county:Downtown Charleston is only 15 min. away, the Medical District a mere 10 min., and the sun-soaked shores of iconic Folly Beach only 20 min. down the road. Here, the peace of the Lowcountry marsh and the energy of one of America's most beloved cities are perfectly within reach. Savvy investors and builders will immediately recognize the compelling potential this parcel holds. Zoned SR-2 within the City of Charleston, this property offers the possibility of subdivision into individual lots meeting or exceeding the 6,000 square foot minimum -- a rare find in today's tight Charleston market. This property's combination of size, zoning, and unmatched natural setting makes the numbers work as beautifully as the views. For the buyer who wants the best of both worlds, consider building your dream home on one lot while developing the remaining parcel as an income-producing or resale property -- effectively letting the land help pay for your piece of paradise. Whether you envision a classic Charleston single, a traditional Lowcountry cottage elevated to capture every breeze and view, or a thoughtfully designed coastal development, this lot provides the ideal foundation. Opportunities where history, nature, investment potential, and the art of Lowcountry living all converge are extraordinarily rare within the city limits of Charleston.