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Built by Lanford Construction and designed by Cobb Architects, this thoughtfully crafted residence offers 4 spacious bedrooms plus a large office/flex/den that can easily serve as a fifth sleeping area, along with 4 full baths and 1 half bath, with every bedroom featuring its own private en-suite. The home captures 100 feet of pond frontage and delivers incredible sunset vistas along with front-row views of the community's Fourth of July fireworks. Designed for both elegance and comfort, features include an elevator servicing all floors, Thermador appliances, two fireplaces, a Hot Springs hot tub, Andersen premium windows and doors, a durable metal roof, two HVAC units, two Rinnai propane tankless water heaters, an oversized 2.5-car garage with EV charger, and an outdoor shower. Offered furnished (minus exclusions), this residence blends luxury with convenience and is centrally located just steps from the DeBordieu community boat ramp with direct access to the North Inlet estuaries, approximately 2,300 yards to the beach, and under five minutes to golf, tennis, and fitness amenities. DeBordieu Colony is a private oceanfront community encompassing more than 2,700 acres of protected Lowcountry beauty just south of Pawleys Island, offering private beach access, deep-water creek access, nature trails, and proximity to the North Inlet-Winyah Bay National Estuarine Reserve. Membership opportunities at DeBordieu Club provide access to championship golf, an oceanfront Beach Club, tennis and pickleball facilities, a modern fitness center, fine and casual dining, and a vibrant year-round social calendar, making 2987 Luvan Boulevard a rare opportunity to own a premier golf-view, pond-front home in one of South Carolina's most sought-after coastal communities.

It begins quietly, just beyond a canopy of oak trees where the road softens and the world seems to slow. You arrive at Seven Oaks and almost immediately, there's a sense that you've stepped somewhere different; more private, more intentional, more rare. And that feeling is no coincidence. Opportunities like this rarely exist in the Old Village. Set on one of the most private and commanding high-elevation waterfront parcels in Charleston's most tightly held enclave, Seven Oaks captures uninterrupted marsh, Intracoastal, and Sullivan's Island views, anchored in the distance by the iconic lighthouse. The perspective is expansive, protected, and constantly evolving, every shift in light, every change in tide, creating a backdrop that never repeats itself.This is what Old Village living becomes when it's taken to its highest level.nnHere, the water is not simply a view, it becomes part of daily life. A private dock extends your living space outward, carrying mornings onto the water and welcoming evenings home through soft, golden light. Paddleboards at sunrise. Boat rides across the Intracoastal. A rhythm that feels effortless, and entirely your own.nOriginally envisioned by Eric Daffron Architect, the home was designed with intention; where architecture doesn't compete with the setting, it frames it. Spanning nearly 9,800 square feet under roof, the residence unfolds with quiet confidence, where light, proportion, and materiality come together to create spaces that feel both expansive and grounded. Even the ground level, offering approximately 3,500 square feet of garage and storage, reflects the scale and flexibility rarely found in the Old Village.nnThe transition inside is seamless. Sunlight pours in from every angle, framing the landscape and giving each room a sense of openness and calm. The main level is anchored by a chef's kitchen with a full scullery, designed not just for cooking, but for gathering. It flows naturally into refined living and dining spaces, and into a more intimate keeping room where the home softens and feels most personal.nnThroughout, the level of execution is disciplined and deliberate. Herringbone white oak floors underfoot. Bespoke millwork. Custom stonework layered with restraint, creating a home that feels tailored rather than decorated.nnUpstairs, the home opens again, this time to a second living space and an expansive entertaining porch where conversations linger and the views quietly take over. Additional bedrooms, baths, and a secondary laundry create a level of flexibility that makes hosting feel effortless.nnBut it's the primary suite that truly shifts the tone.nElevated and private, it feels like its own retreat within the home. Vaulted ceilings draw your eye upward, while a dedicated waterfront porch pulls you back to the horizon. The bath, spa-caliber in every sense, is designed not as routine, but as escape.nnOutside, the lifestyle continues to unfold. A resort-style infinity-edge pool mirrors the landscape beyond, while expansive porches across all three levels create a seamless indoor-outdoor experience that evolves throughout the day, equally suited for quiet mornings and unforgettable evenings.nnAnd then there's the land itself. An oversized, high-elevation homesite of this scale and privacy, within the Old Village, is no longer being created. Combined with new construction-level execution, protected view corridors, and direct water access, Seven Oaks represents something far beyond a typical offering.nnSeven Oaks is not a comparable, it's a benchmark. A place where water, architecture, and lifestyle come together in a way that simply cannot be replicated. From Us-17n, Use Ramp To Go Towards Us-17 N Ramp To Mt.pleasant/georgetown, Turn Slightly Right Towards Sc-703/coleman Blvd Ramp To Sullivans Island, Slight Right Onto Whilden Street , Property On Right

Ready for occupancy, this just-completed Lowcountry classic is the result of the collaborative efforts of architect Allison Ramsey, Kelly Caron Designs, and builder Reclamation by Design. Located in the Old Tabby Links neighborhood of Spring Island, you're just steps from the club's new dining facility, pro shop, practice range, and first tee. This 3,374 sq. ft., 4-BR, 4-full and 2 half-bath residence boasts sunrise views over a serene lagoon toward Old Tabby's finishing hole and the Colleton River beyond. Top-shelf appointments include 10-inch-wide oak field-finished flooring, reclaimed beams, wood-paneled walls, 11-foot ceilings, custom cabinetry, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, HardiePlank lap siding, an in-house sound system, and an outdoor screened porch perfect for dining al fresco for entertainment. Spring Island is one of the South's premier private communities...a 3,000-acre coastal sea island that's home to just 400 residents. While holding fast to its natural beauty and historic character, the club offers amenities like golf, an equestrian center, and a sports complex that includes a fitness center, swimming pool, racquet facilities, croquet, a boat ramp, and private docks. The Lifelong Learning Gallery promotes continued personal and community growth through artist workshops, concerts, cooking school, lectures, farming, and much more.

Designed and built as the primary residence of renowned Southeastern architect Earle Gaulden of Craig, Gaulden, Davis, the home carries the same spirit of innovation and craftsmanship that defines the firm’s landmark contributions to Greenville, including the Peace Center, the Greenville County Museum of Art, the South Carolina Children’s Theatre, and the Hughes Main Library. Perfectly situated in one of the Upstate's most coveted neighborhoods, Alta Vista, this extraordinary nearly 3,000 sq. ft. mid-century modern home is just a mile from the award-winning restaurants, shops, and cultural life of Downtown Greenville. From the moment you arrive, the home’s timeless cedar shake exterior, crisp lines, and seamless integration with the natural landscape set the stage. Step inside to find an entertainer’s dream: open spaces bathed in natural light, doors stretching across the main living room (w/ wet bar) that open onto a spacious deck, and a tranquil backdrop of mature trees and a gentle creek. Throughout the home, subtle architectural details and bespoke craftsmanship await discovery—from clever built-in cabinetry to a striking leather-backed bookcase accented with touches of gold, silver, and copper. Two well-appointed primary suites, one on each level, provide both flexibility and privacy. The lower level adds remarkable potential: with generous square footage already in place, the nearly 1000' basement is plumbed and ready for easy finishing—whether as a recreation space, media room, studio, or guest retreat. As distinctive in its own way as his iconic residential and cultural projects, this residence is far more than a house—it is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Greenville’s architectural story, a home that gracefully balances history, artistry, and livability in one of the Upstate’s most cherished settings.