EXCLUSIVE KIAWAH ESTATE  

A country estate close to the Atlantic Ocean and beach with this amount of acreage and access to the Lowcountry’s waterways will never again be available on Kiawah. Before the house was constructed, 6.365 acres of 11.377-acre Captain Maynard’s Island were zoned for structures. The existing furnished home maximized its acreage advantage with 6,505 square feet of heated living area, 2,677 square feet of decks and screened porches, and a 1,906 square-foot garage. Remaining buildable acreage affords the option of adding a pool with a cabana and an extra guesthouse.

The great room, with beautiful hardwood floors, exposed beams, wood-paneled vaulted ceiling and stone-surround fireplace, is the heart of the home. An exquisite antique chest acts as a full service bar where guests are welcomed with aperitifs as they make their way to the large, screened porch to relax by the outdoor fireplace on a crisp spring evening. One wing of the home is dedicated to the privacy of the master suite, whereas the other was designed for guests.

The gourmet kitchen is both fashionable and functional with maple cabinets, granite countertops and a center island with a prep sink. Stainless steel appliances include a six-burner stove with grill rack, warming oven and Thermador professional oven. Built-in, glass enclosed shelves display dishes and keep cookbooks and collectibles close at hand.

In addition to the multiple screened porches, the home also has an open porch, perfect for a grill or summer kitchen. Two deepwater docks, one on the river and one on the creek, stand ready for boating adventures, crabbing, fishing, and all manner of waterside fun.
When the sun goes down, don’t let the fun go with it. Evenings on Captain Maynard’s Island are spent relaxing under the stars in the outside Jacuzzi.

When you live on the water, the ebb and flow of the tides and the meandering flow of the waterways become a part of your everyday world, especially in the South Carolina Lowcountry. Leave from either of the two deep-water docks on Captain Maynard’s Island and sail down the Kiawah River just thirty minutes to reach the Charleston harbor. Here, antebellum homes and mansions line the streets; music, art and culture infuse the air; and the city’s history radiates from every street corner. As you make your way home by boat, dock for fresh seafood at one of the area’s waterside restaurants to bring an end to a perfect evening.

All of Kiawah’s residents and guests can enjoy the beach here but only a select few have the option to experience full access to its waterways. All-in-all, this truly one-of-a-kind private island oasis, with access to all of Kiawah Island’s amenities, perfectly positions thoroughly refined adventurers and world travelers to explore life, new friendships and the natural environment to their fullest.