Property Description

Set on 1.05 acres with marsh-to-Broad River views, 2493 Knowles Island Road offers the kind of Lowcountry lifestyle that is becoming increasingly difficult to find: privacy, land, water, natural beauty, and the freedom of minimal restrictions. Here, the setting is the luxury. Majestic live oaks, tidal marsh, oyster beds, river breeze, wildlife, and open sky create a daily connection to the coastal landscape, whether you are enjoying sunrise coffee from the porch, launching kayaks for an afternoon of exploration, or listening to rain on the metal roof.Built in 2026, this elevated Lowcountry-style home blends timeless coastal architecture with modern ease. Crisp siding, steep gables, dark-trimmed windows, painted railings and columns, a broad raised porch, and a metal roof give the home a refined yet relaxed presence. Offering 2,175 square feet, four bedrooms, and three-and-a-half baths, the floor plan is open, practical, and filled with natural light. The kitchen anchors the main living spaces, allowing everyday life and entertaining to flow comfortably without feeling overexposed or excessive.The main-level primary suite provides the convenience and privacy of a true owner's retreat, while an additional main-level guest bedroom with walk-in shower offers flexibility for guests, family, or single-level living. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms are served by a Jack-and-Jill bath, multiple large closets, and a generous walk-in attic for the storage and function coastal living requires.Outdoor living defines the property. A 465-square-foot front porch welcomes arrival beneath the live oaks, while the 535-square-foot rear porch captures the marsh, river views, breeze, and changing light. Elevated construction creates an extraordinary 1,800-square-foot garage beneath the home-ideal for vehicles, kayaks, fishing gear, tools, workshop space, storage, and the equipment that comes with a life lived outdoors.With over an acre, marsh-to-river views, minimal restrictions, and a private natural setting, this property is more than a new home. It is a coastal refuge for buyers who value land, independence, boating and kayaking access, outdoor exploration, and the irreplaceable beauty of the South Carolina Lowcountry.