SqFt Source: Builder/Owner

SF Detached Style: Traditional

Lot Description: Riverfront; Waterfront - Deep

Misc Exterior: Boatlift; Dock - Existing; Dock - Floating; Fence - Brick; Fence - Private; Rain Gutters; Special Yard Lights; Storage

Roof: Copper

Exterior: Stucco

Foundation: Piling

Misc Interior: Ceiling - Smooth; Ceilings - 9'+; Garden Tub/Shower; Kitchen Island; Walk-In Closets; Wet Bar; Wine Cellar

New Owned: Pre-Owned

Rooms: Bonus; Eat-In-Kitchen; Family; Formal Living; Foyer; Laundry; Media; Office; Pantry; Separate Dining; Study

Cooling: Central Air; Other

Floors: Stone; Stone; Wood

Heat: See Remarks

Possession: At Closing

Utility Suppliers: Charleston Water Service; SCE & G

Proposed Financing: Cash; Conventional Loan

Assumable: No

Green Features: Energy Star Insul; Energy Star Roofing; Energy Star Windows; LEED Certified; Rainwater Coll/Water Mgt; Tankless Water Heater

Charleston Peninsula. A formal entryway and grand staircase are the focal points upon entering the estate, while a gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, living room, climate-controlled wine room, library and powder room complete the first floor. The library, with a gas log fireplace and hand detailed cypress paneling, provides the ultimate refuge for relaxation and comfort. The home's second level encompasses the master suite and three additional bedrooms with en-suite baths, each room providing breathtaking waterfront views. Completing the main home, the third level entertaining room and bar area provide the ideal setting for grand gatherings or sailboat watching from the adjoining terrace. The guest residence above the three-car garage is a spacious 1,234 square feet featuring antique chestnut floors throughout. The floor plan includes an open kitchen, living and dining area as well as two bedrooms with en-suite baths, laundry facility and private terrace. The grounds total 2.7 acres with landscaping using regional/local materials and storm water managed on site with tanks supply all water for irrigation and landscaping. This is the first project in the historic district to use solar roof panels. Double sided solar panels are integrated into the railing to take advantage of ambient and reflected light from the white tabby walkway and water below. The main house was awarded LEED Gold and the guest house LEED Platinum designation. This masterfully designed property is truly incomparable.