6020 Green Dolphin Way, Kiawah Island, SC 29455

The impeccable, newly renovated and turnkey villa at 6020 Green Dolphin Way offers fine Kiawah Island Club living amid more than 2,700 square feet of high-end finishes. Fully furnished with few exceptions, this four bedroom, four bathroom villa sits on an Island lagoon just a one-minute bicycle ride from Kiawah’s immaculate beach. Shingle siding, brick, and gorgeous painted Craftsman trim line an exterior surrounding an entry courtyard with stone-trimmed herringbone brick paving. Inside the villa, fine finishes including thick crown and baseboard molding and interior doors of paneled wood run throughout, and wide-plank white oak flooring stretches throughout the living spaces and primary suite. Cross the slate-paved exterior entry flanked by square white columns to the richly stained front door warmly lit by wall and ceiling lanterns. The foyer inside welcomes you with white shiplap wainscoting, a lamp-topped side dresser, and mudroom cubbies in rich wood and basketweave before opening to a creamily-painted, wainscoted hallway with a tray ceiling, itself leading to the great room. New wide plank oak flooring flows throughout the home’s main living spaces as well as the primary bedroom, giving the villa a wonderful refresh. The spacious dining room, twenty feet in width, is open to the living room to one side and kitchen to the other. A row of windows lines walls of a pale rice grain shade beneath a white coffered ceiling. The wooden dining table seats eight in immense comfort, including sofa seating, and the glass chandelier overhead, in shades of blue, is a work of art. The adjacent living room is airy with a wall of nearly floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the treetops. The white coffered ceiling stretches overhead here too, accented by a swinging iron candle chandelier, and the conversation area centers around a white-manteled gas fireplace flanked by white built-in shelving and cabinetry, one side with a wet bar. Glass doors open to a gorgeous screened porch with octagonal eating area, iron balustrade, and brick accents. The open kitchen is more than seventeen feet wide. It enjoys a center island with white farmhouse sink, breakfast bar seating three, undercounter wine cooler, Subzero® appliances and cabinetry painted in sea greens topped by a granite countertop. The white subway tile backsplash complements the immaculate white floor-to-ceiling Shaker cabinetry with under-cabinet lighting, some with glass fronts. A six-burner Wolf ® gas cooktop range is topped with a potfiller and custom hood trimmed in rich wood. A windowed sitting area under a dual chandelier is the ideal spot for coffee, and a French door opens to a covered balcony perfect for a cool drink amid the sea breezes. The primary suite can be accessed via its own foyer beside the dining room. The bedroom features a tray ceiling with beautifully layered white molding, a tall window inviting leaf-dappled light inside, and French sliding doors opening to a private screened balcony with iron balustrade and beadboard ceiling. The bath enjoys wooden his-and-hers vanities, his and hers closets, a soaking tub set into a beautifully tiled bathing alcove, and walk-in shower of frosted frameless glass. The first guest suite, which shares the foyer of the primary suite, can double as a private owner’s study. Its window looks out onto the entry and its bath features tall shiplap wainscoting and thick crown molding in sea green, a frameless-glass walk-in shower, and—as with all the guest baths—a floor of classic basketweave tile in black and cream. The remaining guest suites, all with newly added carpet, can be found to the opposite end of the villa. Each enjoys tall windows overlooking the treetops and pale baths with shiplap wainscoting; one includes a bathtub. The hallway’s wainscoting carries through to the adjacent laundry room with its side-by-side washer and dryer and plentiful cabinetry and storage space. Additional features include a community pool and ideal location just a two-minute stroll from the acclaimed Roy Barth Tennis Center and The Sanctuary past the greens and lagoons of the Turtle Point golf course. The home also comes with new AV equipment and a newly renovated laundry unit as well. Also unique, is the fact this villa has never been on the rental program, ensuring that its previous owners have maintained this home well and ensured its thoughtful upkeep. A Kiawah Island Club Sports Membership is available with the purchase of this property. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified.