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29 Long Wood Drive "A Cottage in the
Woods" Come home to this wonderful, airy
Lowcountry cottage in the heart of Callawassie Island, and you’ll never
want to leave! Surrounded by towering pines, magnolias and oak trees,
this spacious, two-story home offers dramatic views across the ninth
fairway of the Magnolia golf course to the marsh beyond, and snuggles up
to a scenic lagoon on the right. This storybook setting is rivaled only
by the charm of the house itself.
Built off the ground to enhance the fabulous views, this
2004 home of 5 bedrooms and 4 and 1/2 baths has 3,847 square feet of
heated space, a screened in porch across the back, and a detached 2-car
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25 South Oak Forest
Drive "Wide Open Spaces"
You’ll be astonished upon entering this exceptional
Callawassie Island home, where sweeping marsh and golf course vistas
greet you from every direction the minute you walk through the door.
This wonderful house, custom built along the Colleton River Estuary, is
as close to living outdoors as you can get without pitching a tent!
Here, you’ll be surrounded by the raw beauty of nature while basking in
the lap of comfort and luxury. To enter this house is to
fall in love, wooed by the exhilarating sense of space that’s created by
high ceilings and a floor plan that combines a great room, grand room,
kitchen, breakfast room, and formal dining room into one vast living
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Spring Island Manor
"Hidden Treasure"
Located five miles from the highway, Spring Island is connected to the
mainland by a causeway. Neither a resort nor a time share, Spring
Island is an extraordinary private community that appeals to the
discerning person seeking to escape the commotion and chaos of modern
civilization. One-third of the island’s 3,000 acres is dedicated as a
nature preserve, ensuring that its untamed beauty will endure.
Built with careful respect for their surroundings, most homes on Spring
Island are invisible both from the roadways and from their neighbors,
ensuring that nothing intrudes on the primacy of the island’s woods,
views and tranquility. Located on a high bluff of the Colleton River,
these homes have set a new architectural standard for the Lowcountry
while also serving as examples of sensitive, eco-friendly design.
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14 River Marsh Lane
"Perfectly Charming"
You’ll love coming home to this charming Lowcountry cottage
on beautiful Callawassie Island. Nearly new and lovingly
custom-designed by the owners, this two-story, three-bedroom
home is roomy and comfortable, a “cottage” only in style, not in
size.
Perhaps the most remarkable feature of this 2,700-plus square foot
home is its fabulous backyard view – a scenic lagoon, golf
fairway, and panoramic marshscape are yours to behold from
almost every window. A deep screened-in porch covers the entire
back of the house, bringing the outside in.....
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A Perfect Blend
What happens when a power couple from New York hires a hotshot
architect from Connecticut to design a peaceful getaway on a remote
island in the South Carolina Lowcountry? They end up with a remarkable
home that complements its extraordinary setting... while completely
transcending it.
The two-fold challenge for architect Mark P. Finlay was to create a
home that would blend harmoniously with the lush growth and innate
tranquility of bucolic Spring Island, SC, while nodding to the
architecture of the old South without actually reproducing it. |
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Callawassie
Wonderful
This lovely,
Lowcountry-style home embodies the best of past and present, combining
the elegance and grace of traditional southern architecture with
contemporary, top-of-the-line features. Nestled in the heart of a
beautiful live oak forest on Callawassie Island, the house offers
glorious, sweeping marsh views of a Colleton River estuary.
Built just three years ago, this handsome 2-story, 3800 sq. ft. home has
4 bedrooms and 4 and 1/2 baths; the 4th bedroom and bath are located in
a separate living area (or “bonus room”) above the 2-car garage.
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