Another of Charleston County's sea islands, Wadmalaw is situated past Johns Island and above the resort areas of Kiawah and Seabrook. Maybank Highway is the main road through the area and the only way to access Wadmalaw by car. Extremely rural in character, the community is dominated by agriculture and home to the only functioning tea plantation in the United States. Strict building ordinances prohibit dense development, and the area is without the planned subdivisions common throughout the Charleston area. The majority of real estate is situated on large, private lots, which are mostly wooded and have access to tidal creeks and marsh. While conveniences are few, residents have a post office, a public elementary school and a community center in the area, and other necessities, such as groceries can be found across the causeway on Johns Island. There are 11 active residential listings for Wadmalaw Island Real Estate. The median price is $1,799,950, the average price is $3,359,768, and prices range from $399,000 up to $10,600,000. This site doesn't include contingent properties, fractional property sales, and properties of type 'other' (such as boat slips).