Here at William Means Real Estate, we recognize the ultimate sacrifice men and women make every single day to protect our country. It is with great pride that we reflect upon and express gratitude towards William Means agents and their family members for their dedicated hard work and bravery.

William Means’ agent LeGrand Elebash served 9 years in the USMC as an officer and F/A-18 pilot with two deployments overseas. According to LeGrand, F/A-18 training included learning the art of operating aircraft radar and weapons systems, air to air fighter tactics, ground attack tactics, aerial refueling, and both day and night carrier landings. During his time, LeGrand earned the qualification of Air Combat Tactics Instructor and helped train many new pilots. LeGrand is an integral part of our team and an even kinder person. We thank him for his service and dedication to our country.

We are more than just a business here at William Means, we are a family. With that, our agents and their families become our family as well. Recognizing our agents’ family members that have served is extremely important to us. Kaelin Hall‘s grandfather served in World War II and helped free the concentration camps. Both of Leize Gaillard‘s grandfathers, two Charleston natives, as well as Beverly Burris‘ grandfathers served in WWII. Brian Walsh‘s grandfather served in WWII and his father served in Vietnam. This is a large part of Walsh’s family story, as he carries a lot of respect “for everyone who’s worn the uniform”. Michelle McQuillan‘s father was a Marine who served in Vietnam, losing his leg and nearly his life. We thank him for the grand sacrifice he made. Courtney Vorachek‘s uncle has served as well. Paula Yorke‘s father was a naval aviator in the Korean War, flying planes off an aircraft carrier. Farrah Follmann‘s grandfather served in WWII and was the recipient of a Purple Heart.

This year marks the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Sullivan’s Island, also known as Carolina Day. Visit their website to learn more information on how you can partake in the celebration.

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ISLE OF PALMS OASIS

7 2ND AVENUE

LISTED BY MARY CUTLER

Enjoy your very own island oasis at 7 2nd Avenue on Isle of Palms. This charming, custom-built beach house is situated on an expansive corner lot with numerous porches, a three-car garage and ample parking. As you enter the home, you are greeted by an open floor plan with light filled rooms, an eat-in kitchen, a cozy den and half bath. Also located on the first level, the primary suite offers a tranquil escape that opens directly to an elevated saltwater pool with fountains. The ample deck space overlooks a lovely, secluded garden, offering the perfect backdrop to entertain friends and family. This is a rare opportunity to own an exquisite home just blocks from the beach, ideal as a full-time residence or vacation home. Learn more about 7 2nd Avenue.

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228 HADDRELL STREET

228 Haddrell Street offers true deep water living in the heart of the Old Village. Set along Shem Creek with deep water at all tides, you can leave and return without checking a tide chart. Walk down to your private dock with two 40-foot slips, power, and water, and be in Charleston Harbor within minutes. This home was intentionally designed around the water, where nearly every room captures marsh and creek views. From the main living spaces to the bedrooms, the water is always in sight. Outside, a heated and chilled pool with spa overlooks the marsh, alongside a covered dining area and outdoor fireplace. The transition from inside to outside is seamless. Start the day with coffee overlooking the marsh, spend the morning fishing or cruising straight from your dock, walk or golf cart to Pitt Street Bridge and end the evening watching the sunset from the pool. Learn more about 228 Haddrell Street.

3102 FORT STREET

Set just blocks from the beach on one of Edisto Beach‘s quietest residential streets, 3102 Fort Street is a brand-new modern home built to the highest quality level of design and materials. This home offers four bedrooms, four-and-a-half baths, a game-room space, and approximately 4,030 conditioned square feet across multiple levels of elevated coastal living, plus 706 square feet of covered outdoor porches — anchored by a private pool, an elevator serving every floor, and the kind of indoor-outdoor flow you want in a beach house. The backyard centerpiece is a custom-plaster in-ground pool by Aqua Blue Pools, with a tiled outdoor shower and foot wash for the walk back from the beach. 3102 Fort Street is the rare chance to own a brand-new modern home on one of the Lowcountry’s most beautiful beaches. Learn more about 3102 Fort Street.

1244 CORNWALLIS DRIVE

Welcome to 1244 Cornwallis Drive, a James Island tidal creek gem with no HOA! This beautifully renovated home with expansive water views and almost 200 feet of frontage on Simpson Creek is perfect for boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, and fishing. The current owners have also completely remodeled this home and added an incredible amount of upgrades and improvements such as a new driveway, a full kitchen remodel, a new tankless hot water heater, two new HVAC units and an encapsulated crawlspace. The spacious living room is perfect for entertaining, anchored by a gas fireplace. Off the living room is the breakfast/dining area and the gorgeous chef’s kitchen with stainless steel appliances including gas range, French drawer refrigerator, farm sink, quartz countertops, subway tile backsplash, soft close cabinets and under the counter lighting. Outside, the backyard features new sod, an irrigation system, a shed for added storage and offers an abundance of space for a pool. This is a great opportunity to own a thoughtfully renovated home just 15 minutes from the heart of downtown Charleston. Learn more about 1244 Cornwallis Drive.

44 RIVERS POINT ROW

Welcome home to one of the most desirable locations on James Island. Perfectly positioned between historic downtown Charleston and Folly Beach, this exceptional waterfront home in Rivers Point offers the perfect blend of privacy, serenity, and classic Lowcountry living along a stunning 10-acre saltwater lake. Recent exterior improvements include a brand-new roof installed less than a month ago, Hardie Plank siding with updated exterior paint, custom exterior shutters, an IPE wood front porch, and a beautifully designed screened rear porch topped with a standing seam metal roof. Additional features include an encapsulated crawl space with dehumidifier and a full irrigation system. Outdoor living shines with the expansive screened porch and adjacent deck overlooking the water – the perfect setting to enjoy cool coastal breezes and outstanding sunsets. Just steps away, your private dock creates a true backyard retreat unlike anything else on James Island. Learn more about 44 Rivers Point Row.

7 2ND AVENUE

Enjoy your very own island oasis at 7 2nd Avenue on Isle of Palms. This charming, custom-built beach house is situated on an expansive corner lot with numerous porches, a three-car garage and ample parking. As you enter the home, you are greeted by an open floor plan with light filled rooms, an eat-in kitchen, a cozy den and half bath. Also located on the first level, the primary suite offers a tranquil escape that opens directly to an elevated saltwater pool with fountains. The ample deck space overlooks a lovely, secluded garden, offering the perfect backdrop to entertain friends and family. This is a rare opportunity to own an exquisite home just blocks from the beach, ideal as a full-time residence or vacation home. Learn more about 7 2nd Avenue.

1851 DELACOURT AVENUE

Perfectly elevated and ideally situated on a remarkable marsh-front homesite at the end of a quaint cul-de-sac, this architecturally distinctive home offers breathtaking marsh views and unforgettable Lowcountry sunsets. Bright and open, the thoughtfully designed floor plan is filled with character, charm, and quality upgrades throughout. The welcoming front porch is ideal for rocking chairs or a porch swing, while the screened-in porch overlooking the marsh provides a serene setting to enjoy evening sunsets. Inside, the open kitchen and family room create an exceptional space for everyday living and entertaining. Residents of this home also enjoy the exceptional amenities of the Players Pointe neighborhood, including a community pool, tennis courts, playground spaces, and neighborhood gathering areas all just minutes from shopping, dining, parks, and the Mount Pleasant Towne Centre. Learn more about 1851 Delacourt Avenue.

6 SANDWEDGE LANE

Experience the best of island living at this beautifully renovated Lowcountry retreat, privately tucked away on a quaint street within the prestigious gated community of Wild Dunes. Set along a tranquil lagoon known for abundant bird life, 6 Sandwedge Lane offers a rare sense of privacy and serenity while remaining just a short walk from the beaches of Isle of Palms and the resort amenities that make Wild Dunes so desirable. Renovated in 2023, the home is thoughtfully designed for both relaxed coastal living and effortless entertaining. Expansive windows fill the interior with natural light and showcase peaceful lagoon views throughout. The welcoming foyer opens directly to a stunning sunroom, the heart of the home, flowing seamlessly into a rare, permitted indoor heated pool, a unique feature ready for personal enjoyment. Learn more about 6 Sandwedge Lane.

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The official start to the summer season in Charleston is almost here and we couldn’t be more excited! There’s a special sense of peace in the air, where the days get longer and time seems to slow down. From the beautiful beaches of Charleston to a classic Charleston Riverdogs’ baseball game, you can’t go wrong spending a summer day in Charleston. With so many options, we’ve rounded up a list of can’t miss summer events happening here in the Lowcountry.

Enjoy fresh produce at the Farmers Market. The Charleston Farmers Market is officially back for the season! Every Saturday through December, enjoy a plethora of fresh produce, prepared/package food, artists, crafts and so much more in the heart of downtown Charleston in Marion Square. Show your support for local farmers and vendors and make some friends along the way. The Farmers Market is open every Saturday from 8 am to 2 pm, so you can stop by for a treat and still make it to your beach day!

Charleston Wine + Food Summer Sizzle. Brought to you by the creatives behind Charleston Wine + Food, this summer series runs from June 18th through August 18th, offering a series of hands on experiences and bar takeovers, focusing on Lowcountry cuisine you know and love. Visit their site to get your tickets now!

Enjoy Charleston’s premier Happy Hour Concert. Celebrating 25 years of Party at the Point, Charleston’s premier happy hour concert takes place every Friday evening from 5 pm to 9pm through July 17th. This family-friendly event features live music, drinks and food on the beachfront.

Live music at Firefly and Credit One Stadium. Firefly Distillery located in North Charleston has added another feat to their resume, event venue! Check out the list of live shows playing here this summer. Grab your friends, a blanket or chair and enjoy the live music this laid-back, grassy venue has to offer. If stadium style seating is more your speed, check out the list of artist coming to Credit One Stadium on Daniel Island here.

Catch a Riverdogs baseball game. Who doesn’t love a good hotdog at a baseball game? If you’re looking to beat the heat but still enjoy the warm weather, check out a Riverdogs baseball game at their home stadium in downtown Charleston. A friendly and fun activity for the whole family, plus checkout their calendar for a list of theme nights and extracurricular activities!

Celebrate history. 2026 marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, as well as the Battle of Sullivan’s Island. To celebrate, the Lowcountry is hosting a series of events, from exhibitions to immersive history reenactments and a 250th celebration cruise!

Annual Sweetgrass Festival. Celebrate the culture and history of the Gullah Geechee people and their love for sweetgrass basket art that originated here in Mount Pleasant. This art form continues to be celebrated throughout the Lowcountry and is a defining characteristic of Charleston art. Enjoy various forms of entertainment and activities and learn from local basket makers. Click here to learn more.

Enjoy Waterfront Music and Movies. Every Friday in August, enjoy live music and a movie by the water at Memorial Waterfront Park in Mount Pleasant, just under the Ravenel Bridge! Grab your chairs and enjoy live music by the water with a plethora of food trucks, followed by a movie on the big screen at sundown. Free admission and parking makes this a must-do event for anyone looking to enjoy a summer evening down by the water!

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44 RIVERS POINT ROW

Welcome home to one of the most desirable locations on James Island. Perfectly positioned between historic downtown Charleston and Folly Beach, this exceptional waterfront home in Rivers Point offers the perfect blend of privacy, serenity, and classic Lowcountry living along a stunning 10-acre saltwater lake. Recent exterior improvements include a brand-new roof installed less than a month ago, Hardie Plank siding with updated exterior paint, custom exterior shutters, an IPE wood front porch, and a beautifully designed screened rear porch topped with a standing seam metal roof. Additional features include an encapsulated crawl space with dehumidifier and a full irrigation system. Learn more about 44 Rivers Point Row.

1244 CORNWALLIS DRIVE

Welcome to 1244 Cornwallis Drive, a James Island tidal creek gem with no HOA! This beautifully renovated home with expansive water views and almost 200 feet of frontage on Simpson Creek is perfect for boating, kayaking, paddle boarding, and fishing. The current owners have also completely remodeled this home and added an incredible amount of upgrades and improvements such as a new driveway, a full kitchen remodel, a new tankless hot water heater, two new HVAC units and an encapsulated crawlspace. The spacious living room is perfect for entertaining, anchored by a gas fireplace. Off the living room is the breakfast/dining area and the gorgeous chef’s kitchen with stainless steel appliances including gas range, French drawer refrigerator, farm sink, quartz countertops, subway tile backsplash, soft close cabinets and under the counter lighting. Learn more about 1244 Cornwallis Drive.

2164 EDISTO AVENUE

Nestled in the heart of Riverland Terrace, 2164 Edisto Avenue blends timeless Charleston charm with thoughtful modern updates and exceptional outdoor living. Completely renovated down to the studs in 2021, this beautifully improved home offers an open floor plan, en suite bathrooms in every bedroom, and a versatile upstairs loft area that could function as a home office, playroom, or second den. The professionally landscaped Southern gardens create a truly special setting, complete with a charming garden house with electricity that would make an ideal home office, artist studio, or creative retreat, as well as an expansive back deck for gathering with family and friends. Learn more about 2164 Edisto Avenue.

1981 CENTRAL PARK ROAD

Built in 2018 and ideally located between downtown Charleston and Folly Beach, this elevated two-bedroom home offers modern, low-maintenance living in the heart of James Island. Just minutes from James Island County Park, local shops, and everyday conveniences, the location makes it easy to enjoy the best of the Lowcountry lifestyle. Inside, the home is filled with natural light and clean, contemporary finishes, including wood floors, a sleek kitchen, and a large glass sliding door that opens the living space to the outdoors. Step onto the 130 sq. ft. elevated porch to relax, entertain, or unwind with views of mature palm trees and coastal surroundings. Learn more about 1981 Central Park Road.

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Charleston is a city unlike any other. With elegant architecture, enriching culture, longstanding history and cobblestone streets donned with palm trees, there’s an ancient yet comforting feeling in the air. A true architectural standout happens to be the Charleston single homes, often recognizable by their double stacked porches or piazzas. As a true peninsula surrounded by water on three sides and situated about seven feet below sea level, the city sees its fair share of geographical challenges and hardships, that often take a toll on the infrastructure. The Preservation Society of Charleston, founded in the 1920s when Susan Pringle Frost fought to save a house, has been advocating for over 100 years to protect and preserve our Charleston homes. Known as America’s first grassroots, community preservation organization, the Preservation Society of Charleston has over a thousand members, all working together to maintain the integrity and honor of this beautiful city we are lucky to call home.

The Preservation Society of Charleston created the Carolopolis Award in 1953 to honor outstanding achievement in regards to historic preservation. In recognition of incredible efforts to preserve the historical character of both private and public infrastructure, according to the PSC, they have given out over 1,500 awards. Over the years this award has expanded to include categories of Exterior, Interior, New Construction, and Resilience. The 72nd Carolopolis Awards were held on February 27th this year, honoring properties in downtown Charleston, West Ashley, Park Circle and on Sullivan’s Island and Edisto Island. According to President and CEO Brian Turner, these awards hold a significant meaning to Charleston residents as “more than ever, people throughout the Charleston region are seeing themselves as caretakers of a shared heritage”. Learn more about the 2026 recipients here.

William Means Real Estate’s very own President and Broker-in-Charge, Lyles Geer, is a lifelong member of the Preservation Society of Charleston. He currently serves on the Board of Directors, elected back in 2022, where he gives back to this organization that holds significant value to him and his family. Lyles and his wife Katie, owner of the local art gallery Meyer Vogl Gallery, were awarded a Carolopolis Award for the outstanding restoration of their historic circa 1920s home: “Receiving the Carolopolis award for our Hampton Park Terrace home was a real honor for Katie and I. We put our hearts into restoring a neglected 1920s home back to its once-proud self and renewing its beautiful, original design to be enjoyed by all who pass by. Preserving and protecting Charleston’s built environment is essential to maintaining this living city’s core identity and character — and we are happy to have played a small part in that.”

Other William Means Real Estate agents have had the honor of receiving a Carolopolis Award, or have represented homes that have received this award. Helen Butler and her husband received the Carolopolis Award back in 1990 for their renovation of 136 Queen Street. Helen describes the feeling of receiving such an award as a great honor. Paula Yorke represented the buyers of 1 Meeting Street, which was awarded back in 2019.

If you’re interested in learning more about the Preservation Society of Charleston, or would like to become a member, visit their site for more information. Here at William Means Real Estate, our agents take great pride in their knowledge and appreciation for Charleston, and they go above and beyond to help their clients call Charleston home, too.

Source: The Preservation Society of Charleston

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ELEVATED WATERFRONT HOME

1194 FORT LAMAR ROAD

LISTED BY LEGRAND ELEBASH

This elevated waterfront home with a private dock has been completely reimagined inside and out, offering a chic haven just minutes from downtown Charleston or the beach. A winding tree-lined entry drive constructed with stone pavers welcomes you into this spacious two-acre retreat along Secessionville Creek. Elegant finishes abound throughout this designer home, with wide plank white oak flooring, high-end lighting, unlacquered brass hardware and plumbing fixtures, hand glazed tiles, and beautiful paint selections. Featuring a coffered ceiling and fireplace flanked by niches with built-in cabinetry, the living room provides a comfortable perch for enjoying the view. A twelve-foot-deep porch spans the rear of the home, offering a seamless indoor/outdoor lifestyle and ample space for furnishing an outdoor “room.” The kitchen has been completely remodeled, with rich marble counters, Thermador appliances, a wet bar, brass hardware, and Visual Comfort lighting. The primary suite is located on the second level, with its own private porch overlooking the creek. The backyard is framed by grand oaks and has a wonderful firepit sitting area for waterside gatherings (plenty of room for a pool in this expansive yard). The private dock has been completely refurbished and is equipped with a floating dock off the pier head for convenient access in and out of the tidal creek. Learn more about 1194 Fort Lamar Road.

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Summer in the Lowcountry is a season unto itself. Slower mornings on the harbor, golden evenings on the porch, and the unmistakable hum of a community that knows how to savor every long, sun-drenched day. Charleston in summer invites us to live well and live fully, from sandy afternoons on Sullivan’s Island and Kiawah to sunset sails through the harbor and leisurely dinners under string lights downtown. It is a season that reminds us why so many choose to call this place home. As Charleston steps confidently into the season, we invite you to experience it fully through its homes, its neighborhoods, and its celebrated cultural calendar. Let us guide you toward what comes next.

Charleston Real Estate Market Update. The first five months of the year have been every bit as wild, with a few additional circumstances. Through April, Charleston’s real estate market continues to weather the current environment. The number of sold single-family detached homes in Charleston County is up 1%. The average sales price rose 5.5%. New listings are up 4% over last year, and one negative was days on market rising by nearly 14%. Now we head into Charleston’s classic summer slowdown: heat, humidity, vacations, the usual suspects that pull buyers off the market for a few weeks. It will be interesting to see if the typically slower months occur with factors like mortgage rates and the economy so highly tied to outside forces that could shift quickly. Either way, 2026 hasn’t been and won’t be a quiet year in Charleston real estate. Given all this, William Means Real Estate is having one of our best years ever representing clients.

Amy Edmonds Mathisen Joins William Means. We are pleased to welcome Amy Edmonds Mathisen to the team, bringing a thoughtful, strategic approach shaped by more than 25 years of legal experience and a lifelong connection to Charleston. A native Charlestonian, Amy returned home after earning her undergraduate degree from Wofford College and her law degree from the University of South Carolina, building a distinguished career in law. She represented employers and insurance carriers in complex workers’ compensation cases at both the state and federal levels, handling and negotiating hundreds of matters throughout her career. Her experience later expanded into senior leadership, where she oversaw adjusters and attorneys handling longshore claims and further honed her strengths in problem solving, communication, and negotiation. Amy’s blend of experience, perspective, and local knowledge aligns seamlessly with the values of William Means. We are proud to welcome her to the firm and look forward to the impact she will make on both our clients and our community.

Charleston Restaurants with Sunset Views. With the summer season upon us, locals and tourists alike are starting to spend more time outdoors. There’s something special about enjoying a meal while watching the sun set. Charleston is known for its food scene and these restaurants are sure to impress with their sunset views. Located on King Street above Stars restaurant, Satellite Bar offers the perfect place to grab a sunset drink and enjoy Charleston’s gorgeous skyline. After spending the day on Sullivan’s Island or cruising around the Charleston harbor, end your day on Shem Creek with great food and stellar sunset views.

Charleston Keeps Making the List. There’s a running joke around the Lowcountry that the only thing more dependable than the morning fog over the harbor is Charleston topping another national ranking. The list of accolades has gotten almost comically long, but the past year deserves a real look. Something is happening here. In October, Charleston was named the No. 1 small city in the U.S. by Condé Nast Traveler readers for the fourth consecutive year, and the 14th time in the last 15 years. Travel + Leisure readers have given the city its top U.S. spot for more than a decade running. For those who already live here, it means the city is not coasting on charm. The restaurants you booked on a Tuesday last spring are the same ones being written about in Condé Nast and Michelin this fall. The neighborhoods you walk through are the ones featured in editor’s letters.

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Charleston has always had a reputation for its culinary scene, from traditional southern cuisine to fine-dining. A new category that is slowly taking over the downtown peninsula are coffee shops. With so many new coffee shops to try, we’ve created a guide to help you sip your way through the city, one coffee at a time.

Sorelle. Located South of Broad, The Mercato at Sorelle offers causal bites and sips, from coffees and pastries to salads and Sicillian-style pizza. If you prefer a sweeter coffee, check out their weekly latte specials for an extra fun wake up call!

Harken. Step into an Old World inspired coffee nook at Harken, tucked away on Queen Street in the French Quarter. Baked from scratch, stop in for a warm coffee and pastry or stay awhile and enjoy lunch.

Babas. Your very own slice of Europe, right in the heart of Charleston. With three downtown locations, one on Cannon Street, Meeting Street and Wentworth Street,  Babas offers a variety of coffee, tea, pastries, plates and apertivo. With fresh ingredients and a great atmosphere, you’ll want to return for a midday cocktail or pre-dinner glass of wine.

Island Provisions. Situated in the Cannonborough-Elliotborough neighborhood, Island Provisions has great coffee, smothies and breakfast sandwiches. Also open in the afternoons from 3-6pm, stop in and enjoy a drink and sandwich on their traditional Charleston-style porch.

Sightsee Shop. Located across the street from Hampton Park on Rutledge Avenue, Sightsee Shop is the perfect post-walk coffee treat. Order your coffee with 10 minutes left in your walk and grab it right from the counter, hassle free! While you’re in there, their eclectic variety of clothing, books and trinkets may catch your eye.

Mercantile & Mash. Enjoyed a wide array of coffees, tea and specialty drinks, house-made syrups and seasonal selections at Mercantile & Mash, located on East Bay Street.

Kudu Coffee, Craft Beer & Wine. Located off King Street at 4 Vanderhorst Street, Kudu offers the perfect retreat to beat the heat while you stroll down King Street. With a spacious outdoor patio situated below sweeping trees, Kudu is the kind of place you’ll want to sit and stay for awhile.

Second State. In the heart of Harleston Village, Second State is just steps from College of Charleston campus and a few blocks from bustling King Street. Stop on in to enjoy a coffee, and better yet, take a bag of coffee to brew at home!

Whether you try just one, or you try them all, we hope you enjoy your time here in Charleston! If you’re looking to call this city home, our agents would be happy to assist you.

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228 HADDRELL STREET

228 Haddrell Street offers true deep water living in the heart of the Old Village. Set along Shem Creek with deep water at all tides, you can leave and return without checking a tide chart. Walk down to your private dock with two 40-foot slips, power, and water, and be in Charleston Harbor within minutes. This home was intentionally designed around the water, where nearly every room captures marsh and creek views. Reimagined with Beau Clowney, the home feels like something out of a design magazine. Clean lines, layered textures, and thoughtful details throughout. This was a full renovation, inside and out. Outside, the design continues. A heated and chilled pool with spa overlooks the marsh, alongside a covered dining area and outdoor fireplace. The transition from inside to outside is seamless. The kitchen is both beautiful and functional, centered around a La Cornue range, Subzero refrigerator and separate freezer, and two Bosch dishwashers. Learn more about 228 Haddrell Street.

7 2ND AVENUE

Enjoy your very own island oasis at 7 2nd Avenue on Isle of Palms. This charming, custom-built beach house is situated on an expansive corner lot with numerous porches, a three-car garage and ample parking. As you enter the home, you are greeted by an open floor plan with light filled rooms, an eat-in kitchen, a cozy den and half bath. Also located on the first level, the primary suite offers a tranquil escape that opens directly to an elevated saltwater pool with fountains. The ample deck space overlooks a lovely, secluded garden, offering the perfect backdrop to entertain friends and family. This is a rare opportunity to own an exquisite home just blocks from the beach, ideal as a full-time residence or vacation home. Learn more about 7 2nd Avenue.

3102 FORT STREET

Set just blocks from the beach on one of Edisto Beach’s residential streets, 3102 Fort Street is a brand-new modern home built to the highest quality level of design and materials, marking an unmatched level of construction in today’s Edisto market. This house was built to be your perfect lock-and-leave, low-maintenance vacation home on the beach. Designed by Boyd Architects and built by Willis Hagood Construction, the home offers four bedrooms, four-and-a-half baths, a game-room space, and approximately 4,030 conditioned square feet across multiple levels of elevated coastal living, plus 706 square feet of covered outdoor porches – anchored by a private pool, an elevator serving every floor, and the kind of indoor-outdoor flow you want in a beach house. Learn more about 3102 Fort Street.

6 SANDWEDGE LANE

Experience the best of island living at this beautifully renovated Lowcountry retreat, privately tucked away on a quaint street within the prestigious gated community of Wild Dunes. Set along a tranquil lagoon known for abundant bird life, 6 Sandwedge Lane offers a rare sense of privacy and serenity while remaining just a short walk from the beaches of Isle of Palms and the resort amenities that make Wild Dunes so desirable. Renovated in 2023, the home is thoughtfully designed for both relaxed coastal living and effortless entertaining. The welcoming foyer opens directly to a stunning sunroom, the heart of the home, flowing seamlessly into a rare, permitted indoor heated pool, a unique feature ready for personal enjoyment. Learn more about 6 Sandwedge Lane.

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