Located in Vanderhorst Plantation, behind the second security gate this home is within a stroll or bike ride to Kiawah's 10-mile beach via the "Allee of Oaks," a direct path from historic Vanderhorst Plantation to the Atlantic Ocean. Used by the Vanderhost family, it remains one of the prettiest paths on the Island. Residents here also enjoy a central Island location with easy access to Turtle Point golf course, The Ocean Course, many of Kiawah's world-class amenities and distinctive venues, as well as to Freshfields Village and historic Charleston. The home's foyer spills into a bright, airy two-story living room with gas fireplace and honey toned wood floors. The living room is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling, picture, and clerestory windows. The dining room connects the living room and kitchen and enjoys lush views through bay windows and French glass doors out the screened porch. The porch offers ample space for dining al fresco. Bright and sunny, the fully equipped kitchen has hardwood flooring, abundant cabinetry and lots of working space. Complete with two large islands--one with counter height bar seating, and one with a cooktop--the kitchen is perfect for families who enjoy cooking together. The kitchen also enjoys direct access to the back deck and screened porch. The generously sized back deck and screened porch overlook a small back lawn with lush Lowcountry palms and oaks. A ceramic tiled sunroom with French glass doors out to the back deck offers a cozy place to relax and unwind. Upstairs, the spacious master bedroom serves as a quiet retreat. Offering space for seating, large closets, and serene wooded views, the master has access to a private deck as well as a full private bathroom. Three additional bedrooms offer family and friends their own private retreats. Additional features of this move-in ready home include a two-car garage, new hardwood interior stairway, new plantation shutters in bedrooms, and a new en suite bathroom.
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