Fully Rebuilt Deep-Water Waterfront Condo / 12' Glass Patio door to Water/Marsh Views/Steps to Dock Wake up to panoramic marsh views and end each day with breathtaking coastal sunsets from your private waterfront deck. This rare opportunity to own one of the only fully rebuilt, deep-water condos in this highly sought-after waterfront community. Unlike typical units, this home has been completely renovated from the inside out, offering the feel of new construction with the charm of a serene marsh-front setting. A dramatic 12-foot wall of sliding glass doors opens to an oversized waterfront deck just steps from the water, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living and an exceptional space for entertaining. Located directly on Hoover Creek, the property offers true deep-water access at all tides and is just steps from the community dock, with boat slip rentals available. From your dock, enjoy quick access to the Wilmington River and Savannah's coastal waterways - perfect for boating, fishing, and everyday waterfront living. Inside, the open-concept kitchen features quartz countertops, custom cabinetry, and premium stainless steel appliances, including a Samsung Family Hub refrigerator. Both bathrooms have been fully renovated with quartz surfaces, polished nickel fixtures, and designer tile, including a spacious walk-in shower in the primary suite and a porcelain tub in the guest bath. Additional highlights include a gas fireplace, built-in bar with beverage fridge, custom storage, upgraded lighting, an high-end finishes throughout. The oversized deck extends your living space outdoors, offering uninterrupted marsh views and coastal breezes year-round. This turnkey waterfront property offers a rare combination of deep-water access, complete renovation, and low-maintenance coastal living, all just minutes from downtown Savannah, Gulfstream, and the Ports Authority.

HouseSavannah (United States)
Price :
$479,500
($3,016 / m²)
Surface159 m²bedrooms2 bathrooms3 land81 m²

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