Perched above the Lowcountry landscape on John's Island, this elevated coastal retreat welcomes you home to Kiawah River Estates with the timeless grace of wraparound porches and soft blue shingle siding that seems to glow at dusk. Climb the sweeping staircase to a covered porch built for slow mornings and long evening conversations, then step inside to a light-filled family room that flows effortlessly into a chef's kitchen, complete with a full scullery for the kind of entertaining that never feels rushed. The primary suite offers a quiet escape of its own, with a spa-like bath and generous walk-in closet, while a private study and elevator add everyday ease to gracious living. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms and a spacious rec room create room for family, guests, and memories still to be made. Outside, a 31-foot screened porch stretches across the back of the home, framing views and breezes that only life on John's Island can offer. This is more than a home, it's a place designed for gathering, unwinding, and putting down roots in one of the Lowcountry's most storied landscapes.
The historic port city of Charleston offers cobblestone streets, harbor views, and colorful antebellum architecture. Tourists and residents alike enjoy the horse-drawn carriage tours of this delightful town where they can take in historical accounts of the elegant French Quarter and Fort Sumter. This city, the oldest and largest in South Carolina, is a mecca for foodies as it hosts hundreds of famous restaurants to suit a variety of tastes and palates. Nightlife, shopping, coastal weather, and beachfront access all contribute to the popularity of this southern haven, supporting its accolades as “The No.1 City in the US and The World (Travel + Leisure 2016, Conde Nast Traveler 2019)!” With companies such as Volvo and Boeing just a stone’s throw away, Charleston has also been climbing lists such as “Best Cities for Technology Jobs” and “10 Smartest Cities.”
