Résidence Unifamiliale Sur L'île De Sapelo

Sapelo Island is a 16,500 acre barrier island where history runs deep. About 97% of the island is state owned and protected, leaving its beaches and natural landscape largely undeveloped. The Gullah-Geechee community of Hog Hammock still stands strong and remains a focal point for island residents and visitors alike. Accessible only by private boat or the state operated passenger ferry, the Island has over five miles of undeveloped beaches that offer uninterrupted shoreline, often without another person in sight. Built in 2008 by local builder Dan McCrary, this three bedroom, two bath home features cypress siding and walls, heart pine flooring, vaulted ceilings and a wood burning fireplace. The home includes a full kitchen, full-size laundry room and screened-in back porch. Outside, there is a fire pit and storage shed for bicycles, ATVs, beach equipment and more. Used as a vacation rental for several years, the property has been well maintained and is ready to enjoy! With so few privately owned homes on Sapelo Island, properties like this rarely become available!