Welcome to the unique place where community and character come together to create a safe haven where life happens.

Where the connectivity of dwellings invites you to gather with friends and neighbors in conversation and communion. Where common courtyards and gardens ignite a lifestyle that is anything but common. A pedestrian dream where bespoke eateries, shops, galleries, and local services provide exceptional experiences within a short stroll or bike ride from your front door. And where a tranquil setting of century old oak trees and carefully preserved vegetation combine with sustainable design to remind us daily of the connection we share with nature.

Living at Hayes Park

The Lowcountry has its own distinct style, way of life, and charm. Its inspiration hearkens back to Charleston’s European roots, which imbues our quaint city with a worldly feel.

Hayes Park honors these deep roots with a pedestrian lifestyle, Lowcountry architecture, connectivity to neighbors and nature all within residences that live refreshingly different and unexpected.

At Hayes Park, we believe that community living and gathering together evokes a connectivity that creates a sense of place and the feeling of purpose.

Johns Island’s only pedestrian community integrating innovative residences and a thriving commercial marketplace.

We believe that island living doesn’t mean you need to sacrifice quality places to dine, shop, and patronize for the location of home. This is why we’ve aligned ourselves with distinguished businesses with a proven track record of success that can offer an experience that is one to be remembered.

At Hayes Park, residents enjoy coveted island living with charming coffee shops, eateries, boutiques and needed services all within walking distance from their front door. Walk, bike, or take the pups and the golf cart to visit the local businesses we’ve partnered with.

The Hayes Park Marketplace features a dozen vernacular buildings meandering around a lively town center connected by boardwalks and pathways all nestled under a canopy of ancient oaks. Hayes Park feels familiar and comfortable, like it’s always been part of the mature landscape.