Luxury Home Magazine Charleston and the Lowcountry Issue 11.5

From the Publisher

Fall is an excellent season to help buyers find their next Charleston home. As the summer rush winds down in the Lowcountry, the market slows just enough to give your clients negotiating leverage while still offering incredible inventory—from historic downtown homes to waterfront properties on the Ashley or Cooper Rivers. Sellers listing in the fall are motivated to close before year-end, creating opportunities for smoother transactions and flexible terms.

This season also lets buyers experience homes in Charleston’s unique climate. Fall brings cooler temperatures and shows how properties handle seasonal rain, coastal breezes, and leaf accumulation on historic gardens or oak-shaded streets. Heating systems, insulation, and landscaping performance are all visible details that summer showings often mask.

With a calmer market, you can give your clients personalized attention, guiding them through multiple showings and helping them weigh long-term value without the pressure of competing bids. Mortgage rates may also be favorable, which is another key advantage to highlight.

Positioning fall as a strategic buying season allows your clients to act with confidence. In Charleston, this is the perfect time to move, giving buyers access to both prime locations and motivated sellers while showcasing your expertise as a trusted local realtor.

Under the Oaks of Seabrook Island

3125 Privateer Creek Road | Seabrook Island | $2,399,000

4 BR, 3.5 BA Home | Expansive Lot | Cumaru Brazilian Teak floors

Tucked beneath a canopy of ancient Live Oaks on one of Seabrook Island’s most sought after cul de sacs, this custom designed residence is a true architectural treasure. Conceived by renowned Charleston architect Michael Karamus and built by Graham Builders, every detail speaks to thoughtful design, enduring quality, and Lowcountry elegance.

Highlights You’ll Love:

• Elevated design with board and batten siding, metal roof, and copper accents

• Over half an acre of lush, manicured grounds

• Vaulted ceilings and Cumaru Brazilian teak hardwood floors

• Chef’s kitchen with Thermador appliances and custom cabinetry

• Expansive screened porch with fireplace and outdoor dining

• First floor primary suite with spa-inspired bath and private porch

• Three guest suites, plus a three-stop elevator and a car garage

Blending timeless craftsmanship with modern comfort, this home was created for effortless entertaining, everyday luxury, and year round enjoyment of the island lifestyle.

3125 Privateer Creek offers Seabrook Island living at its finest. Schedule your showing today.

UNDER CONTRACT

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3,750

604 PINCKNEY STREET | $3,250,000

Circa 1857, The Edward Means House, a two story home with spacious rooms opening onto south facing double porches that enjoy the endless breeze. Beautiful grounds with majestic live oaks and native plants that are surrounded by an open-weave brick fence. Stately Columns, spacious rooms, exquisite floating staircase and location enhance this majestic property.

Edward Dukes 843.812.5000

HABERSHAM

29 GRACE PARK | $1,875,000

Located in the award winning Habersham neighborhood this home is Lowcountry living at its finest. Nestled on a corner lot across from the tranquil Mum Grace Park, the main house features 3,748 sq ft of high-end living. There is an additional 480 sq ft studio apartment located above the garage making it perfect for guests or an office.

Lloyd Williams, IV 843.754.4735

101 KINGSTON KEY | $2,950,000

Kingston Key is a 12-acre turnkey paradise of breathtaking views and quiet retreat nestled among one of the most pristine wildlife estuaries along the east coast of South Carolina. There are eight home sites, all with utilities and permits in place, that encircle the island, each ranging from 0.75 to 1.2 acres in size.

Edward Dukes 843.812.5000

CAT ISLAND

25 RIDGE ROAD | $1,795,000

Situated on a scenic tidal creek with sweeping views and gentle breezes, this stunning New construction, custom ranch offers effortless one-level living. Step inside to discover European white oak flooring, Serena & Lily designer wallpaper, and Visual Comfort lighting throughout, setting a tone of understated elegance. The open-concept chef’s kitchen is anchored by a 48-inch Sub-Zero refrigerator, 48-inch WOLF dual fuel range, and dual Bosch dishwashers. OLREA Ashley Nye 561.350.8109

ISLANDS OF BEAUFORT

381 FRIPP POINT ROAD | $1,775,000

Stunning Lowcountry home offers over 4,300 square feet of luxurious living space with breathtaking views of the marshes & deepwater of Coffin Creek & the Morgan River. The home features a spacious and open layout, with the primary suite conveniently located on the first floor with a screened in porch and overlooks the stunning view. The large gourmet kitchen boasts custom honey maple cabinets, granite countertops, Subzero and stainless steel appliances.

Trea Tucker 843.812.4852

COOSAW POINT

97 WESTERN TRACE | $1,275,000

Exceptional custom-built home, a showcase of craftsmanship and thoughtful design. Built for one-story living, with meticulous attention to detail, this 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence offers refined Lowcountry living with all the fine touches. The gourmet kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring high-end appliances, exquisite cabinetry with amazing pullout storage, and generous prep space perfect for entertaining.

Heidi Smith 850.803.1216

44 ANCHORAGE WAY | $1,390,000

Enjoy luxury waterfront living on the exclusive Deer Island in the Islands of Beaufort. The award-winning home spans 3,264 heated square feet of luxurious living space, sitting on a generous half acre live-oak filled lot with breathtaking marsh and tidal creek views. Private dock and pool.

Dawn Yerace 843.441.6518

BERMUDA BLUFF

40 FRONT STREET | $1,199,000

Nestled in one of the most coveted locations in the Lowcountry, this stunning 2-story home offers breathtaking, unobstructed views of the tidal creek and Intracoastal Waterway. Whether you’re enjoying a cup of coffee at sunrise or hosting friends for sunset cocktails, the ever-changing scenery will never disappoint. 3429 square feet, 5 Bed, 3 Bath, 2 car garage.

Shannon Denny 843.575.7055

843.521.4200

967 ROYALL AVENUE | MOUNT PLEASANT, SC | $10,975,000

Welcome to Seven Oaks — a newly completed (2024) generational estate tucked away on one of the most private lots in the Historic Old Village. Designed by Eric Daffron Architect, this waterfront retreat was crafted to capture sweeping views of Sullivan’s Island, the Lighthouse, and the Intracoastal Waterway from nearly every room. A palm tree-lined drive sets the tone as you arrive at this sanctuary, where expansive marsh sunrises and timeless Lowcountry scenery surround you. Perfect for boaters, kayakers, and fishermen, the property offers rare direct water access from its private dock. At home, enjoy a resort-style infinity pool and multiple porches and terraces across three levels, all designed for outdoor living. Inside, the residence spans nearly 5,000 sq. ft. with 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, and an additional 2,300 sq. ft. of covered porches and decks. Set on an unusually large, high lot, Seven Oaks combines privacy, luxury, and rare deep-water access into one extraordinary Old Village offering.

REVEALING A HOME’S BEST FORM

This Whole House handles the whole job

by Denise K. James

Emily Watson joined a friend on a trip to the College of Charleston after high school and envisioned herself on its campus. The New Jersey native had dreamed of Princeton, but CofC offered a lot of what she wanted: history, charm, and a not-too-big city. After graduation, Watson worked as a teacher and a nanny and lived in Summerville, joining her now-local family for Sunday dinners. She admired Mount Pleasant, but it seemed financially out-of-reach. Then, a foreclosure off of Long Point Road showed up, and she went to check it out.

Unsurprisingly, the house was in horrific shape. Filthy from top to bottom, it had been stripped to the subfloor and reeked of smoke. Nevertheless, Watson decided it was a worthwhile project. She moved into the garage apartment, rolled up her sleeves and, over the next few months, fixed the house up. She lived there for five years and sold the home for a profit –just in time for yet another challenge: a house on Rifle Range Road that had to be taken down to the studs. The scent of cat urine, which Watson describes as “punching you in the face,” was everywhere in the home, including the drywall and insulation.

“It had 11 cats living there before, and the house had been empty for a year by the time we got it,” she says. “I rebuilt it from the ground up.”

By 2018, Watson had turned her zeal for home projects into a new business, aptly called This Whole House. The company offers one-stopshop boutique renovation, and Watson describes herself as “intimately involved” with each client’s process. “It’s turn-key,” she says. “I meet the client, walk through the home, measure, draw renderings – I manage the budget, punch list, everything.”

Though she is now living in Summerville again, Watson’s client base spans the entire Lowcountry, from Mount Pleasant and Summerville to

West Ashley and the Isle of Palms, which she describes as having “a lot of little ranch homes” that need refreshing. She takes care to establish lasting relationships, which often lead to referrals. “I stay in touch with everybody,” she laughs. “That’s been a fun and social part of it.”

The talented team behind This Whole House can and will renovate a home from top to bottom, but the current market has inspired many homeowners to rethink their kitchens and their baths and “create their dream home where they are, instead of relocating,” Watson says. And despite the number of renovations she’s shepherded since the company’s inception, no one can point to a room and recognize Watson’s touch – she prioritizes what the client wants, which takes a lot of talking, getting to know their style and establishing trust, particularly with the lady of the house.

“My clients are mainly women,” she says. “They want to renovate the kitchen, and their husbands say, OK, go ahead. It’s the woman who drives the bus when renovating, and it’s nice to have another woman to stress with, confide with, share a dream with. I’m renovating a condo right now for a single mom, and she said she feels at ease knowing she can text me with questions.”

Reflecting on the timeline, Watson believes the business was built on her knack for seeing potential and her well-rounded skill set. As a kid, she says, she hung out with her brother and his friends and did things like helping her father change the oil.

“I see potential in everything: people, children, relationships,” she says. “Nothing is so far gone that it can’t be loved back into its best form.”

www. thiswholehouse.com Emily@ThisWholeHouse.com

by Jaclyn

This extraordinary 13,000 sq. ft. estate on a deepwater lot, offers the ultimate in Lowcountry luxury living. Set on 1.6 private acres with a 450-foot pier. The residence blends timeless elegance with world-class amenities.

Inside, the home features five bedrooms—including three master suites—along with six full baths and two half baths. Entertain in style with two full kitchens, five indoor fireplaces, and two outdoor fireplaces, plus dedicated spaces including a poker room, video game room, theater room, and a 1,000-bottle wine cellar

Convenience and sophistication go hand in hand with two elevators, his-and-hers offices, and a 12-car climate-controlled garage/ workshop, alongside a separate 2-car daily driver garage. Outdoor living is equally impressive, with a resort-style pool and hot tub, outdoor kitchen/bar, and sweeping waterfront views.

Recent upgrades include a new roof, fresh exterior paint, and hurricane shutters for peace of mind.

This estate represents a rare opportunity to own a legacy property that offers both privacy and access to deep water

4145 COLONEL VANDERHORST CIRCLE MOUNT PLEASANT, SC | $8,000,000

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A HALF CENTURY OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES

Riverside Designers has a lot to celebrate

by Denise K. James

Riverside Designers owner Jennifer Ferrell launched her career with the company as a college graduate. Now, on the business’s 50th anniversary, she reflects on Riverside’s evolution.

“My favorite way to generate creativity is by working on a variety of projects with different aesthetics. It’s also important for me to find the balance between creative client work and a focus on continuing to build the business.

-Jennifer Ferrell

How did you refresh Riverside Designers when you bought it?

”I bought the business in 2005, and the company had been based in Mount Pleasant from its inception. I really wanted us to be downtown, as I wanted to be more centrally located to Kiawah and Seabrook. We were one of the first design firms in the North of Morrison [NOMO] area. People thought we were crazy! But it had perks: still convenient but fewer traffic and parking difficulties. We’re still in that area and couldn’t be happier.

Has the process with clients changed in the last two decades?

As the internet became more popular, there was industry-wide transformation. People were becoming more brand and product aware, and clients wanted more involvement in sourcing. We wanted to honor our clients’ abilities to access more but also do what they hired us to do – deliver a cohesive product. There’s still a role in collaboration, and I don’t think that will change. Clients hire us to help them create their home and space.

What is your vision for the future of Riverside Designers?

Taste has evolved into more eclectic styles, and clients often want something different from what they’ve had in the past. I can see how, over the coming decade, people might be comfortable with taking bigger swings, which would be fun. I also want to give a shout-out to Shay Patterson, my senior designer who has worked with me since 2004. We’ve built this terrific team, and we are so grateful for all of the client and vendor relationships we’ve forged along the way.

riversidedesigners.com

843.377.2600

List Price: $4,495,000 / 3 BR / 3.5 BA / 3,641 SQ FT / Ocean View / Beach Access

An architecturally designed masterpiece, this stunning property embodies the best of minimalistic design and is ideally situated on the second row of one of Seabrook Island’s most desirable streets. With direct boardwalk access to the beach, the residence is thoughtfully oriented to capture sweeping ocean views and features an inverted floor plan that fully maximizes its breathtaking surroundings.

THE SKY’S THE LIMIT

Dana Panepinto and his clients are soaring with Magellan Jets

by Denise K. James

When Dana Panepinto boarded his first private jet flight en route to the 2013 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and St. Louis Cardinals, he had no idea he was getting a bird’s eye view of his own future.

A self-declared people person, the Boston native spent years working in sports media, a seamless transition from his high school and college years of “getting to know people, building relationships, and being an athlete.” After college, Panepinto briefly considered becoming a broadcaster, but soon the business side of sports beckoned instead. Throughout his career, he was fortunate to witness several championship sporting events, but during the flight with Red Sox executives, he saw what else he’d been missing.

“I realized there’s another world out there,” he said. “As you walk up to a private jet, you feel really special. It’s unique. I felt grateful for that opportunity.”

Later, after making the transition from sports media to private consulting, Panepinto received an unexpected phone call from Anthony Tivnan, founder and president of Magellan Jets. It turned out Tivnan

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I establish relationships on the fundamentals of empathy, listening, and problem-solving – hearing what their needs and their pain points are, and then building a solution for them that makes sense. -Dana Panepinto

had heard glowing things from the Boston Red Sox executives and thought Panepinto might be right for the company. The two men set up a meeting for the same afternoon – to Panepinto’s surprise, the Magellan office was located just up the street.

“I was searching for my next career change, and the factors important to me were authenticity, collaboration, and a big company with a small company feel,” Panepinto said. “Magellan Jets was looking for someone to elevate their business travel program – someone who had connections in Boston and beyond – and I was recommended. Between personal and professional connections, things moved quickly.”

Learning the new role at Magellan Jets was twofold. On the practical side, there was a steep learning curve, as Panepinto stuffed his brain with all sorts of specialized knowledge, from airport codes to the number of seats in each aircraft. He found himself working quickly to learn everything. “With my personality, I wanted to learn it all overnight,” he recalled. “I found myself becoming product focused and wanting people to see how much I knew. But then I realized what they really want is for me to solve their problem and deliver the right solution.”

With this epiphany, Panepinto focused on building solid relationships at Magellan, just as he had in sports media and consulting. His experience came at a special advantage, since many high-level clients who fly private jets work in the athletic sector, including Head Coach of the New England Patriots Mike Vrabel; PGA Tour Star Will Zalatoris; Head Golf Professional Claude Harmon III; and Equestrian Professional Michale Belisle.

“I was working with a lot of the same types of people: athletes, entertainers, celebrities, executives. It was an easy transition in that sense,” Panepinto remarked.

His current role as the Vice President of Sales and Private Aviation Solutions includes not only working with the Flight Operations team to secure the right aircraft and experience, but keeping clients informed of any changes before and after a trip, plus arranging ground transportation and other requests. He acknowledges that there’s no such thing as a cookie cutter solution for any two clients; all are seeking different things from their private flight. Some want to indulge in the luxury of chartering a Magellan jet for an occasion; some need to reach their destination quickly; some want to create a milestone or a special memory.

And what makes sense is different for everyone –ranging from a client who needed to visit his mother after she’d taken a fall – “We had a bouquet of flowers on the plane, and he emphasized how important that was to him” – to a friend who wanted to celebrate his wife. “He planned to take his wife to Europe for her 60th birthday, and I said that instead of flying privately from New York to Italy, he ought to fly from Italy to Paris for the birthday dinner and back,” Panepinto said. “It was much more memorable.”

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Telling stories like these is another part of the job, especially for new clients.

“A lot of my clients are first time private fliers,” Panepinto said, “and these stories are personal and relatable to them, which is important. Our customizable service and personal approach are things that make Magellan Jets different from other companies.”

Of course, his own story from the 2013 World Series is perhaps the most valuable of all.

“The real world starts happening when you break out of your comfort zone like I did,” he remarked. “A lot of the people in my network didn’t fly privately before, but they knew someone else who did. That’s how we’ve established a growing network.”

magellanjets.com

1 Battery Park | $996,600

4 BR 3.5 BA, Screen Porch, Decks Golf, Lagoon, Creek, and Sunset Views

3 BR 2.5 BA, Screen Porch, Wrap around Deck 2 minutes to Ocean, Sunset Views, Sea Breeze

Custom-built partially furnished home on oversized corner lot offers a perfect blend of luxury and coastal charm. Home features ocean views, sunrises, sunset skies, sea breezes and is only a minute walk to the ocean. The expansive rear yard provides a blank canvas for your dream outdoor space, whether you envision a sparkling pool, a lush entertaining area, a gourmet outdoor kitchen, or all. The owner is offering a generous $35,000 credit to help you bring your vision to life. The home is meticulously designed with high-end features throughout. The custom kitchen is a chef’s delight with top-of-the-line Thermador appliances, walk-in pantry and bar area, luxury vinyl plank flooring, 10-foot ceilings, three-stop elevator, open great room flowing into a spacious 13’ x 16’ covered outdoor living deck, dry entrance leading to triple parking bays, enclosed outdoor shower, hardiplank siding, aluminum roof, and cable railings. The main level includes a spacious guest bedroom and full bath. The upper-level features 2 guest bedrooms and conveniently located full bath with shower and custom laundry room. The 3rd bedroom is the primary master suite that is a true retreat, with private access to the full-length covered deck offering stellar ocean views and moonlit skies. A large walk-in closet with private storage and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with a soaking tub, separate shower, dual vanities, and a private water closet make this the perfect retreat. More than just a house; it’s a coastal sanctuary waiting for you to call home.

SOUTH

OF BROAD | 61 Tradd Street

4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 4,465 Square Feet

The Jacob Motte House at 61 Tradd Street is a rare blend of 18t h-century charm and modern elegance. Built in 1731 by provincial treasurer Jaco b Motte, this meticulously restored Georgian-style home seamlessly combines i ts rich colonial history with thoughtful contemporary design excellence.

THE PENINSULA | 30 Lownd es Pointe Drive

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,902 Square Feet

Experience Lowcountry living in this stunning deepwater home in downtown C harleston. The home boasts soaring ceilings, oak floors, a chef’ s kitchen, and a saltwater pool. Enjoy breathtaking views from both the main l iving area and bedrooms throug h hurricane-ra ted windows. A shared priva te dock offers instant access to the Ashley River.

SEABROOK

| 92 Dean Hall Road

10 Bedrooms, 13 Bathrooms, 9,709 Square Feet

Welcome to a truly unique property nestled on 68 acres of lush, Lowcountry landscape. This magnificent marshfront estate offers a rare oppor tunity to own a piece of history and experience the epitome of luxurious Sout hern living.

WILD

DUNES | 31 Seagrass Lane

4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 3,192 Square Feet

Situated on a lush, private landscape in one of Wild Dunes’ most desirable enclaves, this custom home offers marsh views, ocean breezes, and timeless design. Surrounded by nature and just steps from a private boardwalk to the beach and a dock, Wild Dunes’ world-class resort amenities are moments away.

$4,420,000

$3,995,000

$2,549,000

HISTORIC HOMES of the Lowcountry

The Lowcountry is home to some of the South’s most captivating historic properties, each telling a story of charm, craftsmanship, and heritage. From grand estates built in the 1700s to stately 19th-century homes, these properties embody timeless architecture and enduring elegance. Preserved with care, they offer a rare opportunity to own a piece of history while enjoying modern luxury. We are proud to introduce this bi-annual special section, showcasing these extraordinary homes set among mossdraped oaks, scenic waterways, and historic downtown settings.

1750 ION AVE | SULLIVANS ISLAND, SC | CALL FOR PRICING

For those that want it all. The perfect blend of historic Charleston architecture, brand new modern reimagined interiors, and rare high ground on a quiet street on Sullivans Island. The perfect house to combine everything Charleston has to offer at the beach for the discerning buyer. At nearly 6000 square feet the home is a balance of charm and elegance which is perfect for entertaining or enjoying a quiet retreat at the beach.

2162 Wappoo Hall Rd Asking $3,795,000

Timeless Charm on the Wappoo Cut

A 930s Cottage in Historic Riverland Terrace

5 BR • 3+ BA • 3,465 Sqft

Welcome home to this original 1930s Southern cottage, tucked behind a private iron gate & shaded by grand live oaks, offering timeless charm across 1.6 acres & one of the most picturesque backyards on the Wappoo Cut.

Meticulously maintained & rich in character, this historic Riverland Terrace property is full of potential to make it uniquely yours. Enjoy panoramic water views from nearly every room, a reinforced private seawall & spacious unfinished attic, ideal for expanding the home’s square footage with extra bedrooms, office space, or a loft-style retreat - without changing the footprint.

Established in the 1920s, Riverland Terrace remains one of James Island’s most desirable neighborhoods, celebrated for its shaded avenues of oaks, boat landing, community playground & close-knit charm - all within minutes of Charleston’s historic center.

8488 Middleton Point Lane | Edisto Island, SC

MAGNIFICENT 9.139-ACRE HISTORIC WATERFRONT ESTATE ON EDISTO ISLAND A RARE OFFERING IN THE HEART OF THE ACE BASIN - ALONG SCENIC STORE CREEK Step back in time and experience the grandeur of Lowcountry living on this breathtaking 9.139-acre estate with approximately 535’ on the water, nestled along the banks of Store Creek in the heart of South Carolina’s protected ACE Basin. This remarkable historic property features five unique structures, each brimming with character, history, and timeless Southern charm. THE MAIN RESIDENCE Built in the early 1800s, the main house spans approximately 5,010 sq. ft. and showcases elegant Neoclassical design. With 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and 2 half baths, the home was thoughtfully constructed one room deep to maximize ventilation and capture the the prevailing sea breezes from its southern-facing exposure overlooking Store Creek. The interiors reflect understated grace and classic proportions, making it both inviting and functional. The home is sold furnished, with a few exceptions. There is also a charming 1,072 sq. ft. guest cottage with 1 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 half bath and a cozy living/kitchen area. Enjoy direct access to Store Creek and beyond via the large Deepwater dock. With approximately 40 feet of water depth, it accommodates a wide range of boating and recreational activities year-round.

Van Leer Rowe

REALTOR®

Broker Associate

Carolina One Kapp Lyons Group 843-607-7082

vanleer@carolinaone.com www.vanleeronedisto.com

THE PENINSULA | 110 Beaufain Street

4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 3,735 Square Feet

THE PENINSULA | 30 Lownd es Pointe Drive

4 Bedrooms, 4 Bathrooms, 3,902 Square Feet

Experience Lowcountry living in this stunning deepwater home in downtown C harleston. The home boasts soaring ceilings, oak floors, a chef’ s kitchen, and a saltwater pool. Enjoy breathtaking views from both the main l iving area and bedrooms throug h hurricane-ra ted windows. A shared priva te dock offers instant access to the Ashley River.

Step into Charleston’s history at 110 Beaufain Street, a stunning masonry Charleston Single built in 1839 and masterfully restored for modern living. Once home to merchants and mayors, this Neoclassical and Greek Revival residence offers a timeless presence overlooking historic Colonial Lake in the heart of downtown’s historic district. Restored and designed by Ben and Kate Towill of Basic Projects with landscaping by Ables, the four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath home spans three stories plus a finished attic space. It underwent a meticulous renovation approved by the Architectural Design Board, preserving original character while introducing elegant updates throughout. Blending original architectural details with modern luxuries in a premier location, this home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Charleston’s rich history.

WILD DUNES | 31 Seagrass Lane

4 Bedrooms, 4.5 Bathrooms, 3,192 Square Feet

Situated on a lush, private landscape in one of Wild Dunes’ most desirable enclaves, this custom home offers marsh views, ocean breezes, and timeless design. Surrounded by nature and just steps from a private boardwalk to the beach and a dock, Wild Dunes’ world-class resort amenities are moments away.

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660 DISTANT ISLAND DR | BEAUFORT, SC | $3,385,000

Beautiful Deepwater home in the Premier Waterfront Community of Distant Island. Enjoy coastal living at its best in this West facing, high bluff, 3517 sq. ft. home with private 48ft deeded deep water boat slip with power and approximately 15ft of water at low tide. In addition, this wonderful home offers: large porches, a great plunge/cocktail pool, 10 ft. ceilings, first floor primary suite, whole house generator, outdoor kitchen, premium Anderson Hurricane rated windows & doors, standing seam metal roof, detached 3 bay garage and unfinished guest suite over garage all on 0.67 acres. This is a wonderful turn-key home.

575 DISTANT ISLAND DR | BEAUFORT, SC | $1,795,000

Discover the epitome of Lowcountry living in this custom-built home, nestled in the premier waterfront community of Distant Island. This exceptional property seamlessly blends modern aesthetics with timeless elegance, offering over 3,000 sq. ft. of living space. Boasting 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, this residence is a testament to sophisticated design & comfort. The stylish furniture comes with the home, perfectly complementing the architecture & design. The heart of the home is the Great Room, where a gas fireplace with shiplap surround & hidden storage creates a cozy ambiance. An oversized two-car garage with a golf cart bay, a built-in workbench, & attic provides flexibility to expand the living space, if desired.

The Village of DISTANT ISLAND

Historic Beaufort’s Premier Waterfront Community

Jim Ware

843-812-6930

Jimware101@gmail.com

www.distantisland.com

The Village of Distant Island offers a unique coastal living experience in Beaufort, South Carolina. One of the standout features of Distant Island is its exceptional boating amenities. With two community deep-water docks providing approximately 400 feet of dock space, as well as a convenient deep-water boat ramp and launch located directly across from the indoor & outdoor boat storage area, residents have everything they need to enjoy the water. Its proximity to the IntraCoastal Waterway (approx. 2NM) & the Atlantic Ocean (approx. 5NM) makes it a boater’s & fisherman’s paradise. Beyond its natural beauty & boating facilities, Distant Island offers a range of community amenities, including a tennis court, crabbing dock, community garden, dog park, playground, & a beautiful natural waterfront strolls. Its convenient location, just 2.5 miles from shopping & 4 miles from the downtown Historic District, provides easy access to everyday necessities & cultural attractions. Distant Island truly embodies quality coastal living in the LowCountry.

REFINED LIVING, NATURAL BEAUTY

9005 Stern Alley o ers a peaceful escape with wide porches, meandering trails, and scenic greens, fully embracing the serene charm of Kiawah River’s natural landscape.

A SERENE COASTAL RETREAT

6045 Honey Hole Haven blends refined coastal design with Kiawah River’s natural beauty, featuring elegant outdoor spaces, curated details, and peaceful Lowcountry living.

At 2568 Helmsman Road , thoughtful design meets outdoor serenity, with garden views, layered porches, and spaces crafted for both entertaining and unwinding in nature.

Whether in the heart of the village, beside lush parks, or along the water’s edge, your future home can be shaped by the rhythms of nature at Kiawah River.

NOTABLE SALES

LHM luxury agents have been busy securing prime real estate for their clients. Here are some notable sales… LHMClientsdenotedinbold CLOSED AT $7,490,000

17 MEETING STREET | CHARLESTON

Buyer/Seller represented by Charles Sullivan, Carriage Properties

3304 JASPER BOULEVARD | SULLIVANS ISLAND

CLOSED AT $12,500,000

Buyer/Seller represented by Ashley Haynes, East Islands Real Estate

2114 PETTIGREW STREET | SULLIVANS ISLAND

CLOSED AT $9,800,000

Listed by Beverly Burris, William Means Real Estate

Buyers represented by Alex Brener, Carolina One Real Estate

112 FLYWAY DRIVE | KIAWAH ISLAND

CLOSED AT $8,950,000

Buyer/Seller represented by Pam Harrington, Pam Harrington Exclusives

3001 MARSHALL BOULEVARD | SULLIVANS ISLAND

CLOSED AT $8,050,000

Listed by Robertson Allen, The Cassina Group

Buyers represented by Meryl Cromarty, Daniel Island Real Estate Co.

810 BOSUNS POINT | CHARLESTON

CLOSED AT $7,650,000

Listed by Jacquie Dinsmore, Carolina One Real Estate

Buyers represented by Ashley Severance, Atlantic Properties of the Lowcountry

3612 BEACHCOMBER RUN | SEABROOK ISLAND

CLOSED AT $5,750,000

Buyer/Seller represented Stuart Rumph, Carolina One Real Estate

27 WATROO POINT | DANIEL ISLAND - CLOSED AT $5,300,000

Listed by Ashley Severance, Atlantic Properties of the Lowcountry

Buyers represented by Ruthie Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty

2618 RAVEN DRIVE | SULLIVANS ISLAND - CLOSED AT $4,350,000

Listed by Scott Cheney, Debbie Peretsman, The Boulevard Company

Buyers represented by Brian Whitsitt, The Boulevard Company

2220 ION AVENUE | SULLIVANS ISLAND - CLOSED AT $4,200,000

Listed by Jimmy Dye, The Cassina Group

Buyers represented by Scotty Brisson, The Cassina Group

3006 CAMERON BOULEVARD | ISLE OF PALMS

CLOSED AT $4,200,000

Listed by Michael Furlong, Carolina One Real Estate

Buyers represented by Buster Cox, The Boulevard Company

CLOSED AT $13,500,000 CLOSED AT $6,800,000

34 SMITH STREET | CHARLESTON

Listed by H. Middleton Rutledge, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty

Buyers represented by Ruthie Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Sotheby’s International Realty

NOTABLE SALES

LHM luxury agents have been busy securing prime real estate for their clients. Here are some notable sales… LHMClientsdenotedinbold CLOSED AT $6,400,000

43 SURF SONG ROAD | KIAWAH ISLAND

Listed by Kathleen Dewitt, Akers Ellis Real Estate

1720 BOWLINE DRIVE | MOUNT PLEASANT - CLOSED AT $4,050,000

Listed by Marie Pohlman, Coldwell Banker Realty

Buyers represented by Suzy Kopp, Keller Williams Charleston Islands

3128 PALMETTO BOULEVARD | EDISTO ISLAND

CLOSED AT $3,900,000

Listed by Johnny Black, Edisto Sales & Rentals Realty

Buyers represented by Jeannie Rhodes, Home Advantage Realty

1412 JACKSON STREET | MOUNT PLEASANT

CLOSED AT $3,600,000

Listed by Elise Watt, Factotum Real Estate

Buyers represented by Rachel Urso, Rachel Urso Real Estate

40 & 44 PENDELTON STREET | CHARLESTON

CLOSED AT $3,500,000

Listed by Henry Laurens, Carriage Properties

Buyers represented by Corinne Coleman, Corcoran HM Properties

149 COOPER RIVER DRIVE | MOUNT PLEASANT CLOSED AT $3,300,000

Listed by Christina Bucci, Daniel Ravenel

Sotheby’s International Realty

Buyers represented by Charles Sullivan, Carriage Properties

106 W. SHIPYARD ROAD | MOUNT PLEASANT CLOSED AT $3,200,000

Listed by Jimmy Dye, The Cassina Group

Buyers represented by Wendy Nixon, AgentOwned Realty

92 KING STREET | CHARLESTON - CLOSED AT $3,100,000

Listed by Lois Lane, Lois Lane Properties

Buyers represented by Mary Lou Wertz, Maison Real Estate

56 PARKWOOD DRIVE | CHARLESTON - CLOSED AT $2,900,000

Listed by Lisa Patterson, Daniel Ravenel

Sotheby’s International Realty

Buyers represented by Corinne Coleman, Corcoran HM Properties

169 MARSH ISLAND DRIVE | KIAWAH ISLAND

CLOSED AT $2,850,000

Listed by Toula DiGiovanni, Akers Ellis Real Estate

237 BLACK POWDER LANE | CHARLESTON - CLOSED AT $2,800,000

Listed by Jacquie Dinsmore, Kara Brillant, Carolina One Real Estate

Buyers represented by Ashley Severance, Atlantic Properties of the Lowcountry

CLOSED AT $13,500,000 CLOSED AT $5,500,000

83 BLUE HERON POND ROAD | KIAWAH ISLAND

Listed by Pam Harrington, Pam Harrington Exclusives

AUGUST 2025 MEDIAN SALES

TOWN/CITY

James Island

Folly Beach to Battery island

Wadmalaw Island

Kiawah Island

Edisto Island

Seabrook Island

Mount Pleasant North of IOP Connector

Mount Pleasant South of IOP Connector

Sullivan’s island

Isle of Palms

Wild Dunes

Awendaw/McClellanville

Charleston Peninsula inside Crosstown

Charleston Peninsula outside Crosstown

Daniel Island

$1,850,000

$2,075,000

$4,900,000

$3,500,000

$1,650,000

$2,175,000

$2,000,000

$2,400,000

$6,200,000

$3,399,000

$2,643,750

$1,375,000

$2,300,000

$2,900,000

$2,725,000