There’s a certain kind of Lowcountry living that never goes out of style. A front porch made for lingering. Live oaks draped in Spanish moss. Rooms that feel welcoming rather than formal. And the rare luxury of having space for the people you love - without giving up the space you need. Set on approximately a third of an acre at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this Charleston-inspired home pairs ti
There’s a certain kind of Lowcountry living that never goes out of style. A front porch made for lingering. Live oaks draped in Spanish moss. Rooms that feel welcoming rather than formal. And the rare luxury of having space for the people you love - without giving up the space you need. Set on approximately a third of an acre at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this Charleston-inspired home pairs timeless Southern character with a layout designed for real life. Inside, wide-plank flooring, custom cabinetry, Carrera quartz countertops, a farmhouse sink, and a spacious walk-in pantry give the kitchen the kind of presence that makes cooking, gathering, and entertaining feel equally natural. The bright living area, complete with a fireplace and built-ins, offers a comfortable place to settle in when the day is done. And then there’s the porch. Stretching more than 50 feet, this generous Southern retreat invites slow mornings, afternoon breezes, and evenings that somehow last a little longer. French doors connect the second primary suite to this outdoor living space, bringing the Lowcountry lifestyle right to your doorstep . But what makes this property especially compelling is what happens beyond the main house. A separate carriage house adds another dimension to the way you can live here - whether that means giving overnight guests their own retreat, creating a private workspace, or simply enjoying more flexibility as life evolves. All of this sits within Westbury Park, a gated Bluffton community known for its Charleston-style architecture, tree-lined streets, sidewalks, and neighborhood amenities. It’s a setting that feels connected without sacrificing the sense of home. Because the best homes do more than give you somewhere to live. They give you room to welcome people in. Room to spread out. Room to change your mind about how you want to use your space. And room to enjoy the little things that make living in the Lowcountry special. Classic Southern character. Unexpected possibilities. And a little more room for life.