Originally constructed in 2005, the home underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2021. The resulting design balances the character of traditional Lowcountry architecture with a calm, modern aesthetic defined by natural materials, thoughtful detailing, and a cohesive sense of scale. A long drive approaches the home, bordered by native landscaping and mature hedges that lend both privacy and a sense of arrival. A generous stairway leads to the front porch, where the home’s architectural language—defined by clean lines, balanced proportions, and a deliberate sense of openness—quietly asserts itself.

Entry is through a pair of glass-paned doors that open into a generous foyer appointed with hardwood floors, designer lighting, and custom wall coverings. From this central point, the home transitions into a light-filled great room where the kitchen, dining, and living areas are arranged in a continuous, open-plan configuration. Large windows and French doors draw in natural light and provide visual connection to the surrounding greenery.

The living area centers on a custom-tiled fireplace, flanked by shiplap walls, built-in cabinetry, and floating wood shelves. The space has been designed to feel both open and grounded, with a subdued color palette, recessed lighting, and carefully layered textures that contribute to a sense of ease and continuity.

The kitchen is distinguished by its scale and craftsmanship, featuring Cambria quartz countertops, custom cabinetry finished in white and navy tones, and a central island with seating for four. Appliances include a Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine cooler, a Wolf gas range, a Sharp drawer-style microwave, and a custom hood accented with brass detailing. Brass-toned pendant lighting and hardware add warmth and contrast to the cool stone surfaces. Adjacent to the kitchen is a dedicated bar area with built-in wine racks and glass-front cabinets, well suited to entertaining.

The dining area is positioned beside a pair of double doors that open directly to the rear porch, allowing for an uninterrupted flow between indoor and outdoor living spaces. The covered porch spans the full width of the home and includes ceiling fans, tiled floors, and quiet views into the wooded landscape. Below, a shaded patio provides additional seating and connects to a flat, grassy lawn suitable for recreation or future enhancements.

The primary suite is located on the main level at the rear of the home, affording privacy and a peaceful setting. The suite includes direct access to the porch, a large walk-in closet, and an en suite bath with dual marble vanities, a soaking tub, a walk-in shower, and carefully selected fixtures that echo the home’s overall design sensibility. Just beyond the primary bedroom, a laundry room supports daily living with practical storage.

The upper level includes a second living area, currently used as a media room or informal lounge, as well as three additional en suite bedrooms, one considered the secondary primary bedroom and a fifth flexible room suitable for use as a study, craft room, or additional guest accommodation. Two of the upstairs bedrooms are similarly proportioned and open to a covered second-story balcony offering a secluded spot for reading or quiet reflection. Each bedroom is finished in soft, neutral tones with natural textures, custom window treatments, and modern lighting. Bathrooms include Cambria quartz vanities, polished hardware, and updated fixtures consistent with the overall interior design.

The rear exterior of the home has been designed to take full advantage of its natural setting. The covered porch, accessible from the main living areas, serves as an extension of the great room and provides ample space for outdoor dining and relaxation. The lower patio is framed by mature landscaping, creating a sense of privacy and connection to nature.

The home’s construction includes Hardie Plank siding and windows and doors, offering durability and weather resistance. The property also includes a sound system, in addition to a full elevator serving all levels. A four-car garage offers both parking and additional storage.

Partial furnishings are included in the sale, with select personal exclusions as outlined by the seller. A Kiawah Island Club Social Membership is available with the purchase.

Located in a quiet, low-traffic section of the Island, just minutes from the beach and convenient to Kiawah’s world-class golf, tennis, fitness, and spa amenities, 727 Virginia Rail Road presents a rare opportunity to acquire a move-in ready residence of quality and character. The home’s adaptable layout, understated design, and prime location make it well suited for year-round living, seasonal retreat, or long-term investment.

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