28 Park Way Beaufort, SC 29907

Lowcountry living at its finest! If you are looking for peaceful tranquility, look no further! this stunning Lowcountry custom-built home is located on a quiet street of Coosaw Point, one of Beaufort's most sought-after and prestigious waterfront community with outstanding amenities. You are greeted by a welcoming front porch. As you enter, you'll immediately notice the 10' ceilings complemented with crown moldings, an open and airy floor plan, spacious rooms and tons of natural lights thanks to the many windows. The house features impressive trims, gorgeous solid wood floors throughout the house (no carpet), custom plantation shutters and solid doors. The gourmet kitchen is the heart of this home: it boasts quartz countertops, a good size island with sink, custom cabinets with up/under lighting, an enameled cast iron farm sink, a nice pantry, upgraded stainless steel appliances incl. a subzero refrigerator, and subway tiles backsplash. The open living room/dining room has gorgeous apparent wood beams on the ceiling and this large area allows additional space for great entertaining. French doors open to the rear huge screened in porch facing the fenced-in peaceful backyard. The first-floor sunny master suite easily accommodates king size furniture The master bath features a gorgeous tiled shower and a garden tub. Upstairs two bedrooms and a generous recreation room, currently used as a home office, and could be used as a 4th bedroom. The two-car detached garage is oversized with 609 sqft and stays cool thanks to spray foam in the attic and walls. Coosaw Point amenities include a Jr. olympic pool, a stunning clubhouse overlooking the Coosaw River, a fitness center, one tennis court, two pickle ball courts, a boat launch, boat storage, a community dock and a covered crab shack for more social gatherings, like oyster roasts.

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