SqFt Source: Tax Records

SF Detached Style: Cottage

Lot Description: .5 - 1 Acre

Misc Exterior: Deck; Fence - Metal Enclosed; Porch - Front Porch; Porch - Full Front; Porch - Screened; Porch - Wrap-Around; Rain Gutters; Storage; Thermal Windows/Doors

Roof: Metal

Exterior: Wood Siding

Attic Features: Access; Partially Floored; Pull-Down Stairs; Sealed Attic

Foundation: Elv. Construction

Misc Interior: Ceiling - Beamed; Ceiling - Smooth; Ceilings - 9'+; Kitchen Island; Walk-In Closets

New Owned: Pre-Owned

Rooms: Eat-In-Kitchen; Great; Laundry; Living/Dining Combo

Primary Bedroom: Ceiling Fan; Outside Access; Two Primary Bedrooms; Walk-In Closets

Cooling: Central Air; Electric; Heat Pump

Floors: Ceramic Tile; Wood

Heat: Electric; Forced Air; Heat Pump

Possession: At Closing

Utility Suppliers: Dominion Energy

Amenities: Boat Ramp; Bus Line; Trash

Proposed Financing: Any; Cash; Conventional Loan

Assumable: No

Large windows and multiple French doors fill the home with natural light while framing views of the surrounding Lowcountry landscape. Ceiling fans and recessed lighting provide both comfort and style in this thoughtfully crafted, builder-owned residence. A distinctive copper-edged, tile-topped bar separates the kitchen from the living area, creating a welcoming gathering spot. The well-appointed kitchen features custom cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and plenty of workspace for the home chef. Each side of the home features a spacious bedroom suite, both opening onto the inviting front wrap-around porch and also onto a large shared rear deck--perfect for private sunning, morning coffee, or stargazing on quiet coastal evenings. In keeping with traditional Village architecture, the exterior is wrapped in freshly painted cypress siding and topped with a recently renovated metal roof. The attic features foam insulation, creating a large climate-controlled storage area while helping reduce energy costs. Energy-efficient windows are another thoughtful upgrade. The elevated design provides abundant space underneath the home for storing boats, vehicles, and all your outdoor gear. A convenient fish-cleaning station is ready for the many boating and fishing adventures awaiting you nearby in the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge, where you can harvest world-famous Bulls Bay oysters, clams, shrimp, and fish. Nature lovers will appreciate the miles of uncrowded beaches within the refuge -- perfect for exploring and shelling -- as well as the nearby Santee Coastal Reserve and Francis Marion National Forest, which offer exceptional opportunities for birding, kayaking, hunting, and fishing. Ideally located in the Historic District, the home is just a short distance from McClellanville's local dining, shops, and everyday conveniences. With its strong sense of community, timeless charm, and pristine surrounding waters and beaches, this is a rare opportunity to embrace the laid-back coastal lifestyle the Village is known for. Lowcountry living truly doesn't get any better than this!