Unmatched Waterfront Estate With Breathtaking Sunset Views

Rare Edisto Island waterfront sanctuary! Nestled on a private five point three six-acre peninsula, this unique property is surrounded by one hundred forty acres of land protected by a conservation easement, ensuring your ultimate privacy and panoramic views are preserved forever. Enjoy breathtaking, unobstructed westerly sunsets and miles of views down winding Store Creek. A dock permit application is in process and expected to be issued prior to closing, offering direct water access. The park-like grounds feature majestic live oaks and unique palms. The solid, well-maintained three bedrooms/two bathrooms brick ranch features a two-car garage with a large finished room above. Acreage includes a protective buffer out to Highway 174. A truly irreplaceable piece of Lowcountry real estate! Originally built in 1976 and majorly renovated approximately twenty years ago, the brick ranch is in good, turn-key shape. It serves as a comfortable, solid coastal retreat or a fantastic canvas for your personal updates, positioned perfectly to capture the surrounding marsh views. The interior features elegant plantation shutters, a light-filled formal dining area, and a functional flow that capitalizes on the coastal breeze. The spacious finished room over the garage includes a dedicated window cooling unit, a closet, and a large window, making it highly versatile as a fourth bedroom option, private home office, or guest suite. The estate’s five point three six acres includes a long, protective buffer extending all the way out to Highway 174, ensuring permanent privacy or space for a future private drive. The current driveway configuration will be secured by a permanent easement for seamless continued use. The established landscaping boasts mature azaleas and camellias under a dramatic coastal canopy. Positioned perfectly for nature lovers and boaters, the pending dock permit will grant you immediate access to Store Creek, serving as your personal gateway to Edisto’s endless network of scenic creeks, rivers, and the ocean beyond.