161.1+/- acres of prime industrial development land strategically positioned at the intersection of Interstate 26 and Belleville Road in Orangeburg County, South Carolina. Offering approximately 2, 100 feet of Interstate 26 frontage with outstanding visibility and direct access to one of the Southeast’s premier logistics corridors. Ideally suited for distribution, manufacturing, logistics, industrial park, warehouse, data center, or mixed industrial development. Conveniently located between the Ports of Charleston and Columbia with excellent regional connectivity to I-95, Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Charlotte, Atlanta, and Savannah. Public utilities are available nearby (buyer to verify capacity and availability).Exceptional opportunity for institutional investors, developers, manufacturers, and logistics users seeking a large-scale industrial site in one of South Carolina’s fastest-growing economic regions.

674 Olde Salt Run presents a rare opportunity to own an exceptional deepwater estate in The Reserve at Olde Park, one of Mount Pleasant’s most private and sought-after neighborhoods. Built in 2012 and comprehensively renovated in 2023, the residence is thoughtfully positioned to take full advantage of its waterfront setting, with expansive views across Hobcaw Creek and a private dock providing direct deepwater access. The property offers five bedrooms, six full bathrooms, one half bathroom and approximately 8, 800 square feet, with an additional half bathroom located in the pool house.Designed by Carl McCants of MC3 Designs and originally built by highly regarded builder Daly Sawyer, the residence underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2023 by Naramore Construction. With interiors by Sarah Hamlin Hastings of Fritz Porter and landscaping maintained by Premier Horticulture Services, the home reflects an exceptional level of craftsmanship and thoughtful design throughout. The extensive renovation included renovated bathrooms, new paint and wall coverings, upgraded audiovisual systems, designer furnishings and custom window treatments. The home is being offered with furnishings thoughtfully selected as part of the recent renovation, with details regarding included furnishings available upon request. An approximately 750-square-foot addition encompassing a family room and dining room further expanded the home’s living and entertaining spaces. Inside, the dramatic two-story great room features soaring ceilings, exposed cypress beams, a fireplace and floor-to-ceiling Marvin windows framing sweeping views of the water. Hardwood floors extend throughout the residence, complemented by detailed millwork, Rocky Mountain Hardware and carefully considered finishes. The kitchen is centered around a large curved island with generous seating and opens seamlessly to the adjoining dining, wet bar and living areas, with direct access to the expansive porch for effortless indoor-outdoor entertaining. Custom cabinetry and extensive counter space are complemented by an Italian-made ILVE range, full-size Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer. Distinctive custom Delft tile, handmade in England, surrounding the range, brings additional character to the space. A generously sized pantry provides substantial storage along with a second full-size Sub-Zero refrigerator. A guest retreat is privately positioned on the first floor, with expansive windows overlooking the property. Upstairs, the primary suite serves as a spacious private retreat with a fireplace and beautiful water views. Direct access to the outdoor terrace extends the suite toward the creek, while expansive dual custom closets provide exceptional storage and thoughtfully tailored organization. Additional upstairs bedrooms are generously sized and each features a private en-suite bath, offering privacy and comfort for guests. An expansive upper-level porch extends along the rear of the home. The house has been thoughtfully designed for both everyday living and entertaining. A walnut-paneled library with custom-built, wraparound floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and a library ladder offers a distinguished setting for work or reading. The dedicated movie theater features a 3D Runco projector, Classe amplifiers and Bowers and Wilkins surround sound, along with an adjoining bar for entertaining. An exercise room creates a private space for wellness at home. Two laundry rooms, each equipped with Samsung washers and dryers, add convenience across both levels. The outdoor spaces make the most of the home’s exceptional waterfront setting. In 2023, the pool was resurfaced with new tile and equipment, while the home’s decks, porches and dock were refreshed with resurfaced ipe. A separate pool house with a full bathroom and Sunlighten infrared sauna adds another dimension to the outdoor amenities. Beyond the pool, the private deepwater dock features a covered pierhead with seating, a 12, 000-pound boat lift and a 40-foot floating dock. The covered pierhead provides an inviting setting for sunset gatherings and quiet evenings overlooking Hobcaw Creek, while the boat lift and floating dock offer convenient access for boating and time on the water. With its extensive 2023 renovation, impressive scale, thoughtfully designed interiors and exceptional deepwater access, 674 Olde Salt Run offers a distinctive waterfront lifestyle in one of Mount Pleasant’s most desirable communities.

A truly extraordinary offering, 3308 Jasper Boulevard represents one of the rarest opportunities in the Charleston market–one of only nine properties to feature both unobstructed Atlantic Ocean views and a true deepwater dock! What makes this estate even more incredible is its grandfathered size and square footage, rendering it irreplaceable and impossible to replicate under current Sullivan’s Island zoning regulations. Elegantly designed by Herlong Architects and Interiors, expertly constructed by Phillip Smith General Contractors and meticulously maintained by Nautilus Home Management, the residence and grounds present in pristine, like-new condition. Every detail reflects exceptional craftsmanship, thoughtful design, and uncompromising care. The home is designed for elevated coastal living and effortless entertaining, offering six private bedroom suites–each with ensuite baths, water views, and many with direct access to porches that capture the surrounding vistas. The main living space is a showpiece, framed by sweeping water views in both directions and enhanced by Venetian plaster and Pecky Cypress walls, custom tile, exposed beam ceilings, and wide-plank oak flooring. A gas fireplace, fully appointed wet bar with ice maker, wine storage, and refrigerated drawers, along with expansive sliding glass doors, create a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. The chef’s kitchen is outfitted with top-tier appliances and refined finishes, opening to a remarkable outdoor living porch complete with automated screens, infrared heaters, and a full outdoor kitchen featuring a built-in Big Green Egg and gas grill. An elevated spa/plunge pool at deck level offers a private retreat, while a fire pit lounge invites year-round enjoyment. Upstairs, three additional guest suites offer commanding water views, complemented by a media room with beverage center, a dedicated exercise space overlooking the ocean, and a secondary laundry room for convenience. At ground level, the estate continues to impress with expansive entertaining areas, bar service capabilities, an outdoor shower, abundant storage, and a large, private saltwater pool. The deepwater dock on Conch Creek is equally exceptional, featuring Ipe decking, a covered pierhead, boat lift, and a substantial floating dock–ideal for effortless access to the Intracoastal Waterway. The grounds are beautifully curated with mature landscaping, full irrigation, an electric privacy gate, and extensive landscape lighting that transforms the property into a striking evening showcase. Additional features include a whole-house geothermal HVAC system, a two-sided three-stop elevator, automatic shades, a custom-built bunk room, and a comprehensive security system. With panoramic Atlantic Ocean views from the front, expansive Intracoastal Waterway vistas from the rear, and a true deepwater dock, this is a singular Sullivan’s Island estate–where unmatched location meets construction and scale to create a trophy property that embodies the pinnacle of Lowcountry luxury living that simply cannot be duplicated.

First time on the market close to 10 acres with 850 +_ feet of deep water frontage located on Clouter Creek just off Clements Ferry Rd and primed for development . One parcel 4+ acres is zoned General Commercial in Berkeley County .It currently has a 3400 SQ FT 4 BR single family home, 200 feet of deep water dock and a boat launch on the property . Endless possibilities could include Marina, multi family, marina dry stack facility to name a few . The contiguous parcel 5+ acres is currently zoned R 2 in Berkeley County which would allow single family home sites including deep water home sites with water access. Plans for up to 680 linear ft of dock space dock plus even more interior dock space are being evaluated now .

1735 Atlantic Avenue, Jasper Hall, is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of the South Carolina coast’s most historically significant oceanfront properties. For a limited 60 day period, this Sullivan’s Island landmark is being offered for sale, giving a new owner the opportunity to carry its extraordinary history forward. At the conclusion of the 60 day offering period, the property will be removed from the market as the current owner moves forward with the approved restoration and redevelopment plans.Completed in 1933 as Jasper Hall, the officers’ club of Fort Moultrie, this extraordinary beachfront landmark served for more than a decade as the social heart of one of the nation’s most significant coastal defense fortifications. Its grand ballroom hosted well known bands and orchestras beneath an exposed structural system with a raised performance stage and impressive stone fireplace, creating a gathering place unlike any other. Among the building’s earliest visitors was Colonel George C. Marshall, Fort Moultrie’s commandant in 1933, who would later become Chief of Staff of the United States Army, Secretary of State, and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. Sited intentionally as the only formal beachfront building on the former military campus, Jasper Hall commanded views of both the Atlantic Ocean and the fort, once connected by a palm-lined drive to Officers’ Row along Ion Avenue. Following the fort’s decommissioning in 1947, the property became the Sand Dunes Beach Club, with thoughtful additions in approximately 1939 and 1960 expanding the structure while preserving its historic 1933 core. Today, Jasper Hall is designated as a Sullivan’s Island Landmark and has been determined eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places. Set on approximately 2 oceanfront acres, this is one of the largest privately owned beachfront parcels on the Eastern Seaboard and represents an opportunity that is unlikely to be repeated. The Sullivan’s Island Design Review Board has approved an exceptional restoration and redevelopment plan by Cissell Design Studio, with landscape architecture by Furman Land Design, LLC, transforming the landmark into an approximately 11, 500 square foot private residence while honoring its remarkable architectural legacy. The approved plans thoughtfully restore defining historic elements, including the Palladian entrance porticoes, brick water table, diamond attic vents, and both original fireplaces. The reimagined residence includes a spectacular central living hall, library, conservatory, wine cellar, gaming and screening room, fitness center with sauna, and a luxurious second-level primary suite opening to a new widow’s walk featuring the historic Union Jack railing. The historic pool pavilion will also be fully restored, complemented by a newly constructed garage with dedicated golf cart parking. With Design Review Board approval secured, this offering presents an extraordinary opportunity to bring one of the Lowcountry’s most historically significant properties into its next chapter.

3.25 miles from I-526 at Clements Ferry Road interchange. Proceed out Clements Ferry road from I-526 for 3.25 miles, property on the right side just before Kindercare Day Care. Across from Gildan Distribution facility.We have a total of 3 contiguous parcels that total 34.78 acres having almost 2, 000 feet of road frontage. The parcel photo aerial shows all 3 parcels highlighted.The parcels sizes are 8.19, 12.89 and 13.70 acres. Prefer to sell them as a package, but will look at separate parcel sales. Contact agent for more details.

The iconic Stevens-Lathers antebellum mansion is a celebrated, important property in Charleston, located at the tip of the Peninsula across from White Point Garden. Recently renovated and restored, the improvements are significant and respectful of the home’s architecture. Boasting stunning waterfront views of the Ashley River, Ft. Sumter, and across the Peninsula, this impressive Greek Revival double house was built in the 1840’s, a very prosperous period in Charleston, by Samuel Norman Stevens. This home was considered one of the finest mansions built on the Peninsula at the time and has hosted many important gatherings of the Charleston Society from its beginning to the present day.The deep lot includes a beautiful Charleston garden overlooking the original kitchen house and mansion. Originally built as a 3-story ‘Neoclassical showpiece’ by Stevens, it was later converted in the 1870’s by its new owner, Col. Richard Lathers, into a more grandiose residence, adding a library on the new 4th floor and a grand ballroom measuring 25 x 40, detailing the Second Empire style. Most of the 1st- and 2nd-period architecture remains in the plaster cornices, Greek Revival columns, and door surrounds decorated with Anthemia leaves. The sweeping, oval staircase with an Empire Newel post still remains. The property still exists as a residence and an 11-room fully licensed and grandfathered inn, the Battery Carriage Inn. The Stevens-Lathers House is considered a Category 1 property by the City of Charleston and awaits a new steward to live in as a residence or maintain the mixed-use with a Boutique Inn.

Introducing 189 Station 18 Street, designed by prominent local architect Joel Adrian, and built by Rhodes Residential Builders, this quintessential ocean front home, is situated on a large lot just south of the Lighthouse, at the end of Station 18 off Atlantic Avenue. Features include Custom cabinets, high-end appliances, metal roof, natural stone countertops, designer tile, wood plank floors, designer lighting, and a massive outdoor entertaining area. The floorplan features a beautiful open great room made for entertaining that flows into the large custom professional kitchen. Just off the kitchen are two separate pantries. From the foyer, there are two downstairs guest suites with access to a rear porch and a guest powder room.From the great room, open the sliding glass doors to bring the outside in. The home features massive decking/porches which provides substantial outdoor living space. On the main level deck, there is an outdoor powder room just off the elevated pool and sun deck. The area provides a wonderful place for outdoor seating with an outdoor kitchen and outside wet bar are perfect for gatherings. An impressive primary suite is located on the upper level of the house, with custom walk-in closet and an inviting bathroom, with shower and soaking tub and dual vanities. The views of the Morris Island light house and ships entering the harbor are easily spotted through the large picture windows in the bedroom and bathroom. The secondary primary suite also faces the ocean, with a large walk-in closet and sitting area, with a full ensuite bathroom. Both primary suites allow access to the upper level porch which allow ocean breezes right in. There will also be stairs to the top floor viewing deck. One large guest bedroom with ensuite bath, a upstairs sitting/den area, and a laundry room are also located on the same floor. Elevated construction allows for plentiful parking underneath as well as storage for all of your outdoor gear and equipment. Andersen windows and doors invite the beautiful landscaped yard inside this stunning residence. This house was made for entertaining or just enjoying family/friends in a quiet setting.

Construction is complete and CO is in hand for this golden opportunity to own the most iconic property on Sullivan’s Island in over 30 years with arguably the best views from any property in all of the Charleston area! This brand new house has sweeping, panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Breach Inlet, and the southern tip of the Isle of Palms! You can relax on any of the multiple decks to enjoy the never-ending ocean breeze and sunrises, or you can take just a few short steps down to what is essentially your own private beach! If you are feeling a little bit more adventurous, you can take the short SUP paddle out to the sandbar at low tide! Obviously, this inlet point property itself is simply fantastic, and the refortified rip-rap seawall is invaluable in the sense that if you don’tcurrently have a seawall, you can’t get one! In addition to the seawall revetment that currently exists, there were an additional 90 tons of new rock added on top of what was already there. And furthermore, the new home that has been designed for this property is a masterpiece of design and foresight, and it has incredible views from every room including the primary suite, living room, dining room, pool area, and the kitchen that has walls of glass that open onto the decks for true indoor/outdoor living. The upstairs guest rooms and office also have great views and decks, and the ground level has plenty of space for storage, parking, and covered patio areas to lounge and dine around the pool with infinity spa overlooking the Atlantic. Along with the high level of construction and the unbelievable setting, this property is tucked into the lot providing maximum seclusion with three sides of ocean providing the ultimate sense of privacy. This is one of the most incredibly finished properties on the East Coast, so don’t wait to own a truly iconic piece of Sullivan’s Island with the best views anywhere around!

Introducing Winyah Bay Club, an extraordinary waterfront hospitality destination where timeless Lowcountry charm meets a premier marina lifestyle. Perfectly positioned along the shores of Winyah Bay in historic Georgetown, South Carolina, this newly developed boutique waterfront retreat presents the rare opportunity to acquire one of the Southeast’s most distinctive properties. Purposefully designed to capture the growing demand for experiential travel, destination weddings, corporate retreats, boating enthusiasts, anglers, and luxury group accommodations, the property features seventeen beautifully designed waterfront cottages.Three residences offering 1, 064 square feet with two bedrooms and one-and-a-half baths, and fourteen residences offering 1, 232 square feet with two bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths. Each cottage is thoughtfully positioned to maximize panoramic views of Winyah Bay while delivering the privacy and comfort today’s travelers expect. At the heart of the property lies a protected private marina, creating an experience few hospitality destinations can offer. Guests arrive by both land and water, with 24 floating boat slips featuring water and electrical service, oversized floating “T” docks capable of accommodating larger vessels, and direct access to the Intracoastal Waterway, Winyah Bay, and some of the finest inshore and offshore fishing on the East Coast. The marina transforms Winyah Bay Club from a boutique hotel into a true waterfront destination, attracting recreational boaters, sport fishermen, transient cruisers, and yacht owners seeking an unforgettable Lowcountry experience. Beyond the marina, guests enjoy a waterfront saltwater pool, an open-air entertainment pavilion, expansive outdoor gathering spaces, concierge services, and beautifully curated amenities that encourage longer stays, repeat visitation, and premium nightly rates. Whether hosting destination weddings, family reunions, golf outings, fishing tournaments, executive retreats, or full-property buyouts, Winyah Bay Club offers multiple revenue channels within a single, highly scalable operation. More than a hospitality property, Winyah Bay Club is a destination. Guests don’t simply book accommodations–they arrive seeking an experience defined by boating, waterfront living, Lowcountry culture, and effortless luxury. It is this emotional connection that creates lasting guest loyalty and positions the property well beyond a traditional lodging investment. Strategically located between Charleston and Myrtle Beach, Georgetown continues to emerge as one of the Southeast’s most authentic coastal destinations, benefiting from increasing tourism, waterfront revitalization, and growing demand for boutique accommodations that deliver privacy, authenticity, and direct access to the water. Winyah Bay Club occupies an irreplaceable position within this growth story. For the discerning investor, Winyah Bay Club represents far more than a real estate acquisition. It is an opportunity to own an established waterfront hospitality destination anchored by one of its greatest competitive advantages–a private marina–creating a uniquely diversified asset with significant long-term upside in one of South Carolina’s fastest-growing coastal markets. Rarely do hospitality investments combine luxury accommodations, a protected marina, waterfront amenities, and an irreplaceable coastal setting into a single offering. Winyah Bay Club is more than an investment. It is a legacy waterfront destination built for the next generation of hospitality.

A rare convergence of unparalleled design, coveted location, and effortless luxury. From the moment of arrival, the architecture and design almost seem to announce itself. Inspired by earthy hues, dramatic contrast, and timeless warmth, this home is equal parts showstopper and sanctuary.As you arrive, a stunning grand oak canopies the floating walkway and staircase that lead to a dramatic herringbone tile landing, and soaring panels of steel and glass with a ten-foot pivot door. Step inside to a continuation of the dramatic entry where the axial sightline carries the eye straight through the home to the shimmering waters of Ralston Creek, a breathtaking first impression, entirely by design.Wide-plank white oak hardwood floors anchor the principal living spaces, giving way to the dramatic and expansive great room and dining room space. The expansive wall of sliding glass truly blurs the boundary between interior and exterior. No detail was left to chance and no surface went unconsidered. This space features a custom mitered marble entry, custom lighting fixtures, arched detail doors, a statement stone fireplace, and custom shelving with backlit niches. The kitchen is a true architectural centerpiece. Its entry is defined by a bespoke steel and glass partition. Dramatic stone is used both on the island and the statement range hood. The meticulous custom cabinetry, brick focal wall, professional grade appliances and the endless detail accents, are orchestrated with seamless intention. Twin arches lead to the scullery appointed with a secondary cooking suite, an instant hot water tap, Elkay bottle filler, a private desk area, and abundant storage space with a rolling library ladder to ensure every inch is easily accessible. The Owner’s private primary wing is accessed through a dramatic corridor. Trim artisans painstakingly hand created this custom fluted wood entry that is highlighted by a tiled barrel ceiling and marble pendant lights; it’s an architectural moment unto itself. The bedroom’s warmth, striking ceiling, and private water view deck, make this sanctuary truly sublime. The Owner’s bath is a work of art that is defined by its travertine and marble floor and its floor-to-ceiling tile walls with dual arched shower entry that features an exquisite private water view. The freestanding soaking tub, custom vanities, soaring ceilings, and his-and-her luxury closets, all work harmoniously with this space. Her custom closet is a true boutique unto itself, complete with a private Clearlight infrared sauna. The home office was designed as a private, well curated space with rich organic texture. The blend of sunlit sanctum and atmospheric dark pallet is superb. A jaw dropping hallway meets a light-filled tower of glass, together, an architectural sculpture in themselves. The staircase features open white oak treads cantilevered from a black steel spine and glass panel railings — all rising through a soaring tower of floor-to-ceiling windows framed by wood and steel that floods the space with natural light. The sun-drenched hallway illuminates an artisanal wall-covering that adds a stunning tactile depth. It leads to the expansive and vaulted media room complete with custom designed sleeping loft space, private nooks, and fabulous spaces to unwind. Upstairs, a reading nook and 4 additional bedrooms and 3 baths are all designed to have their own unique style. Outside, the home delivers a resort-caliber experience at every elevation. The expansive wall of glass (spanning widths unheard-of in Charleston) opens to a sprawling deck with a stone coped infinity-edged pool, hot tub, and flanking pool fire bowls that frame your view to the water, marsh, and spectacular sunsets. The screened porch enjoys all-year opportunity with built-in infrared heaters, ceiling fans, dramatic fireplace, and built-in grill station. A folding pass-through window from kitchen erases the barrier between the kitchen and the screened porch. Separately, a retractable screen also opens to the pool and additional high-top seating. A custom sunken fire lounge is perfectly integrated and invites you to linger long after the sun goes down. A few steps down, arrive at your private deep-water dock on Ralston Creek. The expansive waterfront setup features a covered creekside gazebo, dual drive-on personal watercraft launch ramps, and a state-of-the-art floating dry dock system designed to meticulously preserve your yacht’s hull while keeping pristine, panoramic water views unobstructed. An adjacent outdoor shower, putting green, and seating area open into a finished lower-level space with bath. This bonus living space serves as a full-scale entertainment and recreation suite. This raised elevation garage is vast and has 4 dedicated oversized custom bays for luxury automobiles. This three-year labor of artistry and pure intention stands as the pinnacle of livable luxury. This home’s architecture bears the signature of principal architect Phil Clarke of Clarke Design Group, was constructed by 18x Prism Award recipient, Novella Homes, and every detail brought to life through the exceptional interior brilliance of JLV Creative’s Jessie Vickers. This extraordinary residence has been recognized by Architectural Digest online and is currently gracing the cover of Charleston Style & Design magazine — fitting tributes to a home that defies category. Conceived without compromise, executed without equal. Spanning an impressive 7, 988 square feet, the home features 6, 239 square feet of refined main-level living, complemented by 1, 749 square feet of finished lower-level recreation space. This home’s extensive portfolio of custom features must be experienced firsthand. Captain’s Island is an exclusive enclave nestled on the Park Side of Daniel Island, one of the Lowcountry’s most coveted communities — a master-planned island that seamlessly blends the charm of a small town with the sophistication of a world-class destination. Enveloped by vast waterways and just minutes from the storied beauty, exceptional dining, and cultural richness of Charleston, South Carolina. Park Side residents enjoy access to the prestigious Daniel Island Club, offering two championship golf courses, world-class tennis and pickleball facilities, and exclusive private dining that elevates everyday living. For membership details, we invite you to connect with the Daniel Island Club directly. Welcome Home All information is provided to the best of the listing agent’s knowledge and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Square footage, school districts, and all material details should be independently verified by the Buyer and Buyer’s Agent prior to closing.

Constructed in 1838 for wealthy Charleston planter and South Carolina legislator Robert William Roper, No. 9 East Battery stands among the country’s finest surviving examples of antebellum urban architecture as a designated National Historic Landmark. Its monumental scale, classical proportions, symmetrical composition, and sophisticated ornamentation collectively illustrate its Greek Revival design, a defining architectural style of mid-nineteenth-century America. The house occupies a double lot along Charleston’s iconic High Battery and reflects the emphasis on architectural refinement among the city’s elite during the 1830s and 1840s. The most distinctive feature is the dwelling’s full-height portico, a notable synthesis of Greek Revival design elements with the city’s vernacular piazza tradition to maximize shade, ventilation, and outdoor living in the Lowcountry climate. The residence served as the town home of Martha Rutledge Laurens Roper, granddaughter of Founding Father John Rutledge, the governor of South Carolina during the American Revolution and a signer of the United States Constitution, and Robert William Roper from its completion in 1838 until Robert William Roper’s death in 1845. Owned by other prominent Charleston families over the following decades, the house was acquired in 1929 by New York industrialist and philanthropist Solomon R. Guggenheim, founder of the Guggenheim Museum, who established it as the family’s winter residence. Perhaps most notably, it was purchased in 1968 by New York financier Richard H. Jenrette, who later credited the house with sparking his appreciation for historic preservation and his longstanding devotion to restoring some of America’s great classical houses – a vision that ultimately led to the founding of the Classical American Homes Preservation Trust, now the Richard Hampton Jenrette Foundation. A witness to defining moments in American history, including the opening shots of the Civil War across Charleston Harbor, the residence has been meticulously preserved and stewarded by preservation professionals and master craftspeople over the past several decades. Described by the Jenrette Foundation as “a remarkably intact document of the city’s architectural, cultural, and social history, ” with significance rooted in the “authenticity of its historic fabric, ” the Roper House offers a rare privilege of stewarding one of Charleston’s most significant historic residences. Entering from East Battery, one first passes through an etched-glass vestibule, representing the dwelling’s later Victorian-era ownership by the Siegling family, before arriving in a grand side-hall foyer, a defining characteristic of Charleston’s finest early nineteenth-century residences. A spiral staircase, framed by classical niches, rises to the full height of the home and organizes the interior around two principal rooms on each floor, reflecting the traditional Charleston single house typology. The dwelling’s most significant interior spaces are the second-floor double drawing rooms, connected by original pocket doors and opening onto the piazza through full-height triple-hung windows, a configuration intentionally designed for entertaining while enhancing natural light, ventilation, and views of Charleston Harbor. Black marble mantelpieces, original heart pine floors, high ceilings, and substantial classical-inspired moldings and millwork further define the principal floor, which once served as the backdrop for an overnight visit by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, now King Charles III, in 1990. Anterooms at either end of the principal drawing rooms historically served as music rooms, libraries, and private sitting rooms. Formal bedchambers above exhibit increasingly restrained ornamentation compared with the principal entertaining spaces below, while still conveying the classical dialogue of the building’s overall design. A late-nineteenth-century rear addition sensitively expands the house’s footprint to include modern amenities for twenty-first-century living, with southeastern views of the harbor and a distinctive side yard.

21 East Battery offers a rare opportunity to steward one of Charleston’s most historically significant residences. Known as the Edmondston-Alston House, this extraordinary South of Broad property has stood overlooking Charleston Harbor for two centuries. It embodies the architectural beauty, resilience, and layered history that define the Charleston peninsula.Constructed in 1825 for Scottish shipping merchant Charles Edmondston, the residence was among the first substantial houses built along the city’s seawall and what is now Charleston’s iconic High Battery. A decade later, the property was acquired by Charles Alston, a member of a well-established Lowcountry rice planting family, who refined the house in the Greek Revival style. Alston added architectural elements including the signature three tiered piazzas supported by Corinthian columns and a distinctive parapet bearing the Alston family crest. From its earliest years, the house has been closely tied to Charleston’s network of prominent families. In 1849, the marriage of Williams Middleton to Susan Pringle Smith united the Edmondston-Alston House with Middleton Place under one extended family lineage. Susan Pringle Smith’s ancestry traces to Bishop Robert Smith, who arrived in Charleston in 1757, and served as the first American Episcopal bishop of the Diocese of South Carolina. Bishop Smith also played a foundational role in the creation of the College of Charleston, helping to finance and establish the institution. Through generations of intermarriage among the Smith, Middleton, and Alston families, ownership and stewardship of both Middleton Place and the Edmondston-Alston House became intertwined, reinforcing a legacy deeply rooted in land and heritage. The house has witnessed defining moments in American history. From the third floor piazza overlooking the harbor, Confederate General P. G. T. Beauregard observed the first shots of the Civil War in 1861. Later that year, General Robert E. Lee sought refuge here during the Great Fire of Charleston. For generations, the Edmondston-Alston House functioned not only as a residence but as part of a broader narrative connecting Charleston to Middleton Place. The Edmondston-Alston House served as a seasonal house, with family members residing during the summer months while maintaining their deep ties to the Middleton Place property. The grounds of the Edmondston-Alston House, surrounded by large oak trees, provided shade during the summer months. Within the house, the interiors were filled with historical artifacts and heirlooms, including Middleton Place silver. Over time, as family needs evolved, portions of the house were preserved while others remained actively lived in, reflecting the natural progression of a house continuously shaped by its stewards. In 1969, a generational transition took place when ownership of the Edmondston-Alston House formally passed to Charles Halliwell Pringle Duell, a twelfth generation Middleton descendant. The estate was thoughtfully divided, with Charles receiving the physical properties, including the Edmondston-Alston House and Middleton Place. The property features three distinct structures, creating a private enclave rarely found within Charleston’s historic district. The main residence welcomes guests through a foyer that immediately establishes the scale of the house. Twelve foot ceilings, original moldings, and period craftsmanship reflect the artistry of early nineteenth century construction. Architectural detailing evolves from floor to floor, with subtle variations in trim work that speak to the layered history of the house. On the main level, two formal parlors extend from the central foyer, with original pocket doors allowing the spaces to flow together for entertaining or remain intimate for quieter gatherings. A staircase rises to the second floor, where two additional parlors continue the tradition of formal entertaining. These grand rooms, with their twelve foot ceilings, fireplaces, and intricate millwork, once served as important social spaces within the household. One parlor was historically reserved for ladies’ gatherings, offering a glimpse into the customs of the period, while a library, traditionally used as a gentlemen’s withdrawing room, adds further character to this level. The third floor serves today as the primary living quarters, where natural light and harbor views reflect the house’s original design and orientation toward Charleston Harbor. This level includes two bedrooms, along with a spacious dining room that could easily serve as an additional bedroom. Directly behind the main residence, The Quarters, historically the kitchen building and living quarters for the enslaved, have been preserved and now serve as a private two story retreat with a living area, kitchenette, and gas burning fireplace on the main level. Upstairs, two well proportioned bedrooms and bathrooms make for inviting accommodations. Adjacent to the Quarters is the historic Carriage House, originally used as stables for horses and carriages as well as quarters for groomsmen, now configured as a bed and breakfast. The interiors retain original beamed ceilings and heart pine floors, preserving the authenticity of the structure. A sitting room occupies the main level, while two generously sized rooms are located upstairs. Together, the main residence, The Quarters, and The Carriage House form an exceptional historic estate along Charleston’s High Battery. With harbor views, architectural pedigree, and centuries of documented history shaped by generations of stewardship, 21 East Battery offers a rare opportunity to own and preserve a remarkable piece of Charleston’s past.

The Nathaniel Ingraham House, circa 1810, is a rare opportunity to own a distinguished residence along Charleston’s iconic High Battery. Positioned on the waterfront, this remarkable four-story brick and stucco home captures sweeping views of Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter while offering a remarkable sense of privacy and quiet rarely found downtown. One of the few remaining single-family homes on the Battery, the property represents an extraordinary blend of preserved architectural significance and refined Lowcountry living.Designed to take full advantage of its extraordinary setting, the home is oriented toward the harbor, with breathtaking water views immediately revealed through the grand living room’s towering windows. Soaring ceilings, original heart pine floors, restored moldings, finely carved mantels, and a Venetian chandelier reflect the home’s rich architectural history, while gracious proportions and abundant natural light create an atmosphere that feels both elegant and inviting. Thick masonry walls and elevated views further enhance the home’s sense of tranquility and permanence. Recent improvements by the current owner include refinished heart pine floors, fresh interior paint, and the installation of two new HVAC units, thoughtfully enhancing the home while preserving its historic character. A thoughtfully executed 2007 addition introduced a spacious kitchen that opens seamlessly to the piazza through five sets of French doors, creating an effortless connection between indoor and outdoor living. The addition also incorporated an elevator servicing the first two floors and enhanced functionality for modern living while remaining true to the home’s historic character. The second-floor primary suite enjoys exceptional harbor views and is accompanied by an additional guest suite with a distinctive cypress-paneled ceiling and full bath. The third floor offers three generously sized bedrooms and two full bathrooms, all notable for their scale, light, and character, with many rooms enjoying captivating water views. The garden level is designed for both entertaining and wellness, featuring a paneled billiard room, secondary kitchen and living area, bedroom suite, sauna, steam shower, exercise room, laundry room, and direct access to a private outdoor terrace. Situated on a rare double lot, the gated grounds include off-street parking, custom ironwork, a private Charleston garden, bluestone terraces, and a heated swimming pool with fountains, creating an exceptional outdoor retreat in the heart of the historic peninsula.

Welcome to 309 Palm Blvd, an extraordinary waterfront estate on Isle of Palms, where timeless Lowcountry living meets exceptional craftsmanship, luxurious amenities, and an incomparable setting. Privately positioned along Hamlin Creek with sweeping views toward the Intracoastal Waterway, this remarkable property offers a lifestyle few homes on the island can provide. The large, private deepwater lot is surrounded by mature foliage, fruit trees, and lush landscaping, with direct boating access and beautifully designed indoor and outdoor spaces created for both sophisticated entertaining and relaxed coastal living.The approximate 6, 055-square-foot residence is distinguished by rich natural materials, custom millwork, soaring ceilings, Brazilian cherry floors, slate, beamed details, andextraordinary level of craftsmanship throughout. An elevator provides effortless access between levels, while generous living spaces flow seamlessly toward the water. At the heart of the home is an impressive chef’s kitchen designed for serious cooking and effortless entertaining, featuring custom cabinetry, generous counter space, a Viking range, two Sub-Zero refrigerators, and a comfortable sitting area with its own gas fireplace. The great room is equally spectacular, with barrel ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, custom built-ins, and uninterrupted water views. The home features two primary suites, offering exceptional flexibility and privacy. The main level primary suite provides direct outdoor access, expansive water views, and beautifully appointed bath and dressing spaces. The second primary suite, added upstairs in 2010, creates a private waterfront retreat with vaulted ceilings, a gas fireplace, exceptionally generous closet space, a spacious bath, and its own private waterfront deck. Two additional guest bedrooms, each with an en suite bath, provide comfort and privacy for family and friends, while a separate home office with an attached half bath offers a distinctive space for work or quiet retreat. Outside, the property truly comes alive. A custom pool and hot tub overlook the water, creating an idyllic setting for long afternoons and sunset gatherings. The expansive outdoor entertaining area includes a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, Ipe decking, and a one-of-a-kind oyster room with an indoor shower. An unforgettable space designed for embracing the very best of Lowcountry life. For the boating enthusiast, the private dock is a spectacular extension of the property, offering room for multiple boats, a boat lift, floating dock, and convenient fish-cleaning facilities. With direct access to the Intracoastal Waterway, the possibilities for boating, fishing, and exploring surrounding waterways are exceptional. Every detail of 309 Palm Boulevard reflects a home designed not simply to impress, but to be lived in and enjoyed. From the plantation shutters and built-in sound system to the extensive trim work, security features, elevator, outdoor entertaining spaces, and exceptional waterfront setting, this is a property of rare distinction. The approximately 4, 307-square-foot garage is equipped with mini-split heating and cooling systems, providing air-conditioned space for vehicles, boats, storage, and additional uses. This is more than a waterfront home. It is a private Lowcountry estate, an extraordinary place to gather, entertain, boat, relax, and create generations of memories along Hamlin Creek.

This just may be the best remaining ”path of progress” tract available. Lighted intersection of busy state/county roads. Wetlands JD completed (1.89 acres total) on the 3 parcels. 178-00-02-086, 087 and 088. Mix of Flex-1 and R-1(on 64.28 acres). BCWSA has waterline along State Road. Sewer is not currently available. Corner 4 acres is NOT available (zoned GC and contracted with C-Store developer). It is a wonderful blank slate that would be a community centerpiece with potential for residential, GC, retail and/or mixed use. Incredible potential for this site. Site is contiguous to CaneBay/Wildcat Development and 3 miles from Nexton development.

Set within the exclusive Summer Islands enclave, an intimate and prestigious collection of homes surrounded by sweeping marshland, this extraordinary Kiawah Island estate offers a rare combination of deepwater dock access, breathtaking panoramic views, privacy, and uncompromising craftsmanship.Positioned on a private 0.82-acre lot on a point with 180+ degree views of uninterrupted marsh and river vistas, the property enjoys long-range views stretching all the way to the iconic Ravenel Bridge. Overlooking the serene waters of Bass Creek, the home features one of the few private docks on Kiawah with deep water even at low tide, allowing for effortless boating access to the Kiawah and Stono Rivers and out to the Atlantic Ocean. The deepwater dock and floater elevate an already exceptionalwaterfront experience. This is a true private retreat–meticulously reimagined and recently fully renovated with no detail overlooked. The interiors reflect a level of artistry and craftsmanship rarely seen, with soaring 20+ foot ceilings, expansive entertaining spaces, and walls of glass that frame the ever-changing marsh landscape. Every surface has been thoughtfully updated, including a completely new designer kitchen and scullery, a stunning new primary bath, and curated finishes throughout–new bathrooms, new lighting, custom cabinetry, and refined fixtures that create a cohesive and elevated aesthetic. Outdoors, the transformation continues. Renowned landscape architects Wertimer + Cline have redesigned the grounds to create a seamless connection between home and nature, incorporating new pathways, lush plantings, and a beautifully integrated new pool. A stone pool deck provides the perfect setting for entertaining or quiet relaxation, all set against a backdrop of panoramic water and marsh views. The spectacular main residence offers three bedrooms and three and a half baths, with generous living and entertaining spaces designed to capture light and views from every angle. A stunning foyer, custom wood and glass doors, elevator, wine storage room, den/tv room with trellis beamed ceiling, circular office or music room, and large garages enhance the luxurious property. A fully equipped guest house provides exceptional flexibility, featuring two additional bedrooms, two full bathrooms, kitchen, living room, office, laundry, and a second garage–ideal for hosting guests in complete comfort and privacy. One of the finest homes on Kiawah Island, this property represents a rare opportunity to own a deepwater dock estate of exceptional quality, privacy, and natural beauty. Kiawah Island Club Golf Club Membership available for purchase.

Rare opportunity to own an entire oceanfront condo building located directly on the Front Beach in the heart of IOP’s retail and restaurant district. This 6-unit condo building is being sold fully furnished, and all units are active, turn-key vacation rentals. Guests love the expansive ocean views from the back covered porches. Just a few steps puts you poolside or on the beach. A few more steps and you’re at most of the Island’s restaurants, bars, and shops. There are 6 total condo units: Four 3-BR/2.5-BA units at 1600 sq ft each (101, 102, 201, 202); one 1-BR/1-BA unit at 800 sq ft (301); and one 4-BR/3.5-BA unit at 2400 sq ft (302). Sale is for the entire building and land. Units will not be sold separately.Recent improvements include: -New roof 2021 -Entire building painted -All windows & sliding glass doors replaced -All master bedroom showers replaced -New granite and cabinets (all replaced between 2019-2021) -All new LVT flooring (2018-2021) -All freshly painted (2019-2021) -Common areas sealed -New shutters (orange) -New fences built to create boundaries to property -Upgraded sprinkler & fire equipment in covered garage -New outdoor shower & bench area off beach access -Rebuilt 75% of the beach access walk -Pool decking resurfaced in 2023 -Painted reserve parking spaces -All new lattice around perimeter of ground level -Painted the property-facing side of the public bathhouse -Improved drainage around the property -All dryer vents replaced -Many furnishings for each unit were upgraded

From the moment you arrive, it’s clear this oceanfront property was designed for one thing: living life to its fullest. Few homes are constructed with this level of intention, durability, and architectural refinement. The amount of heart and soul put into the design and build cannot be overstated. Set on an extraordinary 1.35-acre oceanfront parcel, this custom residence was designed to exceptional structural and aesthetic standards by architect Sabrina Vogel, and the build was skillfully completed in 2021 by George Gayle of Lowcountry Custom Home Builders. At its core are a robust steel-and-wood frame and a striking copper roof, both offering superior durability in the toughest of coastal environments.In addition, Andersen impact-rated windows and doors offer both protection and panoramic ocean views. Inside, expert craftsmanship is on display throughout, from the site-finished walnut flooring and solid wood custom cabinetry to the meticulously detailed moldings. At the heart of the home’s 5, 675 square feet are its gathering spaces, including a grand open floor plan that stretches to a full-width back porch — and beyond that, the ocean. Enter through a generous foyer highlighted by a custom hand-painted mural. Large windows and glass doors fill the living and dining areas with natural light while framing sweeping ocean views. The kitchen features marble countertops with Zellige tile backsplash and natural brick accent wall; high-end appliances, including a paneled Sub-Zero refrigerator/freezer and wine refrigerator, a Thermador dual-fuel range, Wolf double wall ovens, and two paneled Asko dishwashers. A separate scullery provides additional prep and storage space and features a second paneled Sub-Zero refrigerator, Sub-Zero beverage drawers, a full-height Sub-Zero wine refrigerator, Sharp microwave drawer, Scotsman ice maker, and extensive cabinetry. The family room has a coffered ceiling and a gas fireplace with custom built-ins on either side. Sliding glass doors in the living and dining areas access the large screened porch, which is less an outdoor space and more an extension of the living room itself. The porch is anchored by a wood-burning fireplace with a brick hearth and surround. It includes a grilling area, complete with 42″ Lynx grill, vent hood, Scotsman ice maker, and Sub-Zero refrigerator, making outdoor entertaining effortless. Whether you’re hosting a dinner party or just enjoying a quiet morning, the view will always be the star of the show. There are two bedrooms with en suite baths on the main level. One is a primary suite with ocean views. The second is a suite with two sets of built-in bunks, each with drawers below and stairs to the top. The bunk room has its own den and full bath. The laundry room is also on the main level and is thoughtfully designed with two sets of washers and dryers, pull-out drying racks, an elevated dog-washing station, and a built-in sliding dog gate. Two stunning primary suites occupy the upper level. Both feature vaulted ceilings, automated programmable shades, and heated bathroom floors. Additionally, both open to a back porch with next-level sweeping ocean views. Also on the upper level are a gym/flex room with ocean views, a front den/extra bedroom with a balcony, a half-bath, and an office with cypress walls and built-in cabinets. The ground floor of the home is fully enclosed and includes a 3-car garage with storage in front, and, in back, an entertainment hub featuring dedicated golf lockers; arcade games; a pool table; a commercial-grade ice maker; and an L-shaped bar with prep counters, beverage refrigerators, and wall-mounted TVs. It’s a sports bar, game room, and pro shop all in one! Double, rolling doors extend the ground-floor rec room to the covered patio with a heated saltwater pool and multiple sitting/gathering areas. Beyond the patio is a pickleball court and a 4-hole putting green. Beyond that is a large gas firepit with a paver patio surround and a 3-hole island green with a sand trap — an exact 50% scale replica of the legendary 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass, complete with three tees at varying yardages. Tying it all together is a fully integrated Sonos surround sound system — covering nearly every room and outdoor space, including the firepit — alongside centralized smart lighting and security cameras. An ipe boardwalk stretches from the back fence to the gazebo and then down to the beach. A locking gate just beyond the gazebo creates a privacy barrier between the property and the beach. The current owners meticulously built and maintained the property as their family’s cherished vacation home. (The home has never been rented out.) I am going to say it again– the amount of heart and soul put into the design and build cannot be overstated.

It begins quietly, just beyond a canopy of oak trees where the road softens and the world seems to slow. You arrive at Seven Oaks and almost immediately, there’s a sense that you’ve stepped somewhere different; more private, more intentional, more rare. And that feeling is no coincidence. Opportunities like this rarely exist in the Old Village. Set on one of the most private and commanding high-elevation waterfront parcels in Charleston’s most tightly held enclave, Seven Oaks captures uninterrupted marsh, Intracoastal, and Sullivan’s Island views, anchored in the distance by the iconic lighthouse. The perspective is expansive, protected, and constantly evolving, every shift in light, every change in tide, creating a backdrop that never repeats itself.This is what Old Village living becomes when it’s taken to its highest level. Here, the water is not simply a view, it becomes part of daily life. A private dock extends your living space outward, carrying mornings onto the water and welcoming evenings home through soft, golden light. Paddleboards at sunrise. Boat rides across the Intracoastal. A rhythm that feels effortless, and entirely your own. Originally envisioned by Eric Daffron Architect, the home was designed with intention; where architecture doesn’t compete with the setting, it frames it. Spanning nearly 9, 800 square feet under roof, the residence unfolds with quiet confidence, where light, proportion, and materiality come together to create spaces that feel both expansive and grounded. Even the ground level, offering approximately 3, 500 square feet of garage and storage, reflects the scale and flexibility rarely found in the Old Village. The transition inside is seamless. Sunlight pours in from every angle, framing the landscape and giving each room a sense of openness and calm. The main level is anchored by a chef’s kitchen with a full scullery, designed not just for cooking, but for gathering. It flows naturally into refined living and dining spaces, and into a more intimate keeping room where the home softens and feels most personal. Throughout, the level of execution is disciplined and deliberate. Herringbone white oak floors underfoot. Bespoke millwork. Custom stonework layered with restraint, creating a home that feels tailored rather than decorated. Upstairs, the home opens again, this time to a second living space and an expansive entertaining porch where conversations linger and the views quietly take over. Additional bedrooms, baths, and a secondary laundry create a level of flexibility that makes hosting feel effortless. But it’s the primary suite that truly shifts the tone. Elevated and private, it feels like its own retreat within the home. Vaulted ceilings draw your eye upward, while a dedicated waterfront porch pulls you back to the horizon. The bath, spa-caliber in every sense, is designed not as routine, but as escape. Outside, the lifestyle continues to unfold. A resort-style infinity-edge pool mirrors the landscape beyond, while expansive porches across all three levels create a seamless indoor-outdoor experience that evolves throughout the day, equally suited for quiet mornings and unforgettable evenings. And then there’s the land itself. An oversized, high-elevation homesite of this scale and privacy, within the Old Village, is no longer being created. Combined with new construction-level execution, protected view corridors, and direct water access, Seven Oaks represents something far beyond a typical offering. Seven Oaks is not a comparable, it’s a benchmark. A place where water, architecture, and lifestyle come together in a way that simply cannot be replicated.

In Mount Pleasant’s Old Village, where opportunities like this rarely change hands, 370 Schweers Lane enjoys commanding views across Charleston Harbor to the historic Charleston skyline, Fort Sumter, the Ravenel Bridge, and Sullivan’s Island. Steps from the Pitt Street Bridge and an easy stroll to neighborhood restaurants and shops, this custom residence, designed by renowned residential home designer Neal Van Dalen, reflects the relaxed elegance of a classic coastal cottage while quietly incorporating exceptional craftsmanship, thoughtful engineering, and enduring design. Every room was intentionally oriented to celebrate the outdoors, blurring the line between the home and Charleston Harbor.Life here is shaped as much by the setting as it is by the home itself. Whether enjoying a quiet morning on the porch, walking to the Pitt Street Bridge at sunrise, or meeting friends for dinner just blocks away, the rhythm of Charleston Harbor and the charm of the Old Village become part of everyday life. It is a lifestyle that is rarely found and nearly impossible to duplicate. Designed specifically for this remarkable homesite, the residence embraces the surrounding landscape rather than competing with it. Expansive windows, inviting porches, and thoughtfully arranged living spaces continually draw your attention outdoors, allowing natural light and sweeping harbor views to become part of the home’s everyday experience. A magnificent old-growth live oak anchors the landscape, becoming as much a part of the home’s character as the harbor beyond. The result is a home equally suited for intimate gatherings and effortless entertaining. Its character is found in the details. The welcoming foyer is framed by reclaimed cypress salvaged from the owners’ original family home, preserving both its history and character. Antique mahogany doors, handcrafted by the owner’s father, a master woodworker, bring warmth, authenticity, and a personal story that cannot be replicated. Heart pine reclaimed from the family farm is woven throughout the residence, adding another layer of history and craftsmanship. Throughout the home, carefully selected materials, custom millwork, exposed beams, and timeless finishes reflect a commitment to quality over trends. The heart of the home is an exceptional kitchen designed for both everyday living and memorable entertaining. An oversized island anchors the space, complemented by custom cabinetry, premium appliances, generous workspaces, and a beautifully appointed butler’s pantry. The kitchen opens effortlessly to the dining and living areas, where walls of glass frame Charleston Harbor beyond and fill the home with natural light throughout the day. The primary suite offers a peaceful retreat with panoramic harbor views, a spa-inspired bath, and a beautifully designed dressing room. Comfortable guest accommodations, inviting gathering spaces, and thoughtfully designed private retreats are served by an elevator, ensuring every level of the home is as functional as it is beautiful. A richly appointed study overlooking the harbor provides a quiet place to read, work, or simply watch the changing light across the water. Every space reflects the home’s guiding philosophy: beautiful rooms should feel welcoming, functional, and deeply connected to their surroundings. Outside, the experience continues. Covered porches extend the living spaces outdoors, inviting long conversations, quiet mornings, and unforgettable evenings overlooking Charleston Harbor. The private dock offers exceptional access to life on the water, with a fifth full bath on the ground level thoughtfully positioned to serve the outdoor living spaces. Hidden beneath its timeless Lowcountry charm is modern coastal engineering designed to provide confidence without compromising beauty. Constructed well above current flood requirements, the home combines enduring craftsmanship with the strength and resilience expected of a thoughtfully built coastal residence. Impact-rated windows preserve uninterrupted views while eliminating the need for traditional storm shutters, allowing thoughtful engineering to remain largely unseen. More than a beautifully crafted home, 370 Schweers Lane is a residence designed with intention, built with remarkable attention to detail, and perfectly positioned to embrace one of the most treasured settings in Mount Pleasant.

Set behind the gates of Wild Dunes Resort on Isle of Palms, 15 Waterway Island Dr offers an extraordinary convergence of the Lowcountry’s most coveted lifestyles: beach, golf and true deepwater living. Here, days can begin on the water, move to the beach or golf course, and end overlooking the deepwater marsh–all from the privacy of one of Charleston’s premier gated resort communities. The defining luxury is not simply deepwater access, but the endless view. Completely reimagined in 2023 the residence was taken down to the studs creating a sophisticated coastal home designed around its surroundings. Spanning approximately 5, 718 square feet, the residence offers five bedrooms, 5 full and two half bathrooms, an elevator, four-car garage and approximately 2, 037 square feet of coverporches and decks. The architecture and interiors balance scale with character. Hardwood floors extend throughout the living spaces, while coffered ceilings, custom millwork and two gas fireplaces add warmth and dimension. A dramatic stair tower illuminated by 27 fixed casement windows creates an architectural focal point, while a custom five-foot compass rose inlay anchors the foyer. Reclaimed Savannah mahogany doors, an antique dresser repurposed as a Carrara marble-topped powder room vanity, and mahogany entry doors flanked by copper gas lanterns introduce collected details rarely found in newer construction. Designed equally for everyday living and entertaining, the kitchen is equipped with a 48-inch Thermador Dual-Fuel Pro Grand Range with steam and convection ovens, complemented by extensive refrigeration, additional pantry appliances, a wet bar with Bosch dishwasher and Hoshizaki commercial ice machine, and three separate washer/dryer locations throughout the property. Yet it is outside where 15 Waterway Island Drive becomes truly exceptional. An elevated waterfront terrace frames a heated saltwater pool and spa overlooking the marsh and Intracoastal Waterway. The 34-by-15-foot pool incorporates a dramatic 26-foot negative edge, spillover basin, automated lighting and fire bowls, while an adjoining outdoor kitchen with Blaze grill and weathered granite countertops creates a natural extension of the home’s entertaining spaces. More than 2, 000 square feet of porches and decks allow the landscape to remain a constant presence throughout the property. Completed in 2025, the private dock further distinguishes the property. A 16, 000-pound boat lift accommodates an approximately 32-foot vessel, while two jet ski docks and additional mooring pilings provide flexibility for larger watercraft. The covered pierhead features Garapa decking, built-in seating and a bar area, creating a destination in its own right and placing some of the Lowcountry’s finest inshore and offshore boating directly outside the back door. Technology and infrastructure have been considered with the same attention to detail. Whole-home automation provides mobile control of window shades, pool systems, music, appliances, cameras and security, with integrated sound extending throughout the interiors, porches and dock. A 22kW Generac whole-house generator, Moen Flo leak-detection system, three Navien tankless water heaters and three-zone HVAC further support the residence. Approximately 3, 000 additional square feet of garage and utility space provides exceptional storage and functionality, including epoxy flooring, a dedicated workout area, built-in workbench and storage systems, elevated storage platforms, oversized kayak and waterfront-equipment storage, and even a climate-controlled dog retreat with an enclosed artificial-turf run. 15 Waterway Island Drive presents an increasingly rare proposition on the Charleston coast: true deepwater boating, protected marsh views, resort-style amenities and the beach all within the gates of Wild Dunes. Completely reimagined for modern coastal living and surrounded by one of the Lowcountry’s most extraordinary natural settings, this is a property–and a lifestyle–that would be exceptionally difficult to recreate. . !5 Watwerway Island Dr is part of the Wild Dunes Community Association and the Morgan Creek Harbor Association. There is a possible supplemental assessment for dredging of the seawall. Please ask for more information. All information deemed to be true but may not be exact, buyer to verify. Thank you for your interest!

Rarely does a property of such significant scale and seclusion become available on the coveted ”quiet end” of Sullivan’s Island. Spanning an extraordinary 150 feet of water frontage, 405 Seabreeze Lane is a masterclass in coastal elegance. Born from the iconic collaboration of Beau Clowney Architects and builders Daly & Sawyer, this is not merely a home; it is a sanctuary where 180-degree views meet a level of privacy that is difficult to replicate. As you step into the foyer, you are invited in by views looking down the Intracoastal Waterway through a set of framed living room windows. Throughout the residence, the craftsmanship is tactile and intentional, from the sun-drenched sitting room with its ”eternal porch” vibe to the professional-grade gourmet kitchen.Throughout the residence, the craftsmanship is tactile and intentional, from the sun-drenched sitting room with its “eternal porch” vibe to the professional-grade gourmet kitchen. Here, culinary dreams are realized with Subzero refrigeration and a massive, hidden butler’s pantry that spans the entire length of the kitchen–complete with a secondary dishwasher, beverage center, and dedicated prep space for grand-scale entertaining. The main level is rounded out by a peaceful primary suite; a private wing designed for morning calm or an afternoon’s good book, with separate vanities, dual-entry glass rain shower and bespoke dressing rooms. Outside, the property transforms into a private resort defined by “neighbor-free” views due to the expansive frontage and thoughtful house placement. Rich travertine tile surrounds a sprawling pool, flowing seamlessly into a covered living area with an outdoor kitchen and finished with reclaimed wood ceilings. Another true “wow” factor lies at the water’s edge. Situated in a no-wake zone at the mouth of Cove Creek to the ICW, the private dock is a boater’s dream, featuring a floater, jet ski dock, 13, 000 lb boat lift, cleaning station, and kayak/paddleboard storage. The 12′ x 25′ covered pier head is an added bonus, larger than what current regulations allow to be built today. Every modern luxury has been integrated for a lock-and-leave lifestyle, including a full-stop elevator, a whole-house backup generator, impact-rated windows, and a dedicated golf cart garage for island cruising. From the scent of the onsite guava and lemon trees to the reverse-osmosis water filtration and dual home offices, no detail has been overlooked. Sullivan’s Island has garnered national attention for its quiet island town feel and vibe. Various churches and historic American military sites, its quaint commercial district, parks and beachfront elementary school all contribute to the community’s charm. 405 Seabreeze is Sullivan’s Island at its absolute zenith. Further enhance it with 401 Seabreeze. Bypass the years-long design and build process and begin living and enjoying this legacy estate immediately.