$998,500

A 1960s brick ranch under live oaks and shimmering palm trees (a literal stone's throw from the Stono River), with sunset views that stop you in your tracks.The sunroom alone with its terrazzo floors, wood-burning fireplace, and endless light filling the space, could sell this house. But let's keep going: finished loft with a water view, lush private backyard with fire pit and edible garden, and a terrace overlooking the water that you'll never want to leave.In the primary suite, a step-down sunken shower turns getting ready into its own kind of ritual. And the bay window?? It frames Spanish moss dripping from the live oaks, sunset spilling over the Stono River, and glimpses of water right from where you relax. This home has been loved.In the lawn, a ship anchor and heirloom hydrangeas have stood watch since the beginning: the kind of details you can't manufacture, only inherit. Steps to the community boat ramp means every perk of waterfront living, zero dock maintenance. Hop on a bike and take the Greenway straight to Whole Foods, or grab the golf cart for a sunset run to Edgewater Bridge (some of the most breathtaking views in the Lowcountry). Yes, it's in a flood zone, and no, it didn't flood during the 500-year storm, Hurricane Matthew, or Hurricane Irma. French drains have been added for extra peace of mind. We say so upfront, because sanctuary is in every piece of this home.