1310 Martins Point Rd, Wadmalaw Island, SC 29487

Beautiful as it is rare, 1310 Martins Point Road is an elevated six-bedroom home nestled on 12+ breathtaking waterfront acres in Martins Point on Wadmalaw Island. Just 22 miles from Charleston, you arrive through a tree canopied drive, immediately embraced by the quiet Lowcountry landscape of this treasured sea island.The home reflects its natural setting with a relaxed coastal aesthetic. The bright, open living spaces are anchored by a beautifully renovated kitchen with deep green cabinetry, quartz countertops, a farmhouse sink, high-end appliances, and a generous island.Large windows fill the main living spaces with natural light and frame the surrounding landscape, while warm wood floors, a wood-burning fireplace, and comfortable gathering spaces give the home an inviting, lived-in character. The main-level primary suite offers a private porch and a luxurious bathroom with dual vanities, walk-in closets, shower, and free-standing tub. Five additional bedrooms provide flexible space for guests, study, and entertainment. Below, a three-car garage, enclosed storage/gym area, and EV charging station add practical convenience. The home's connection to and celebration of the outdoors is one of its most defining features. Multiple screened porches, upper balconies, a spacious deck, stone-paver patio, and in-ground saltwater pool offer abundant opportunities for enjoying the surrounding landscape. Further, a short, private tidal creek dock provides kayaking, canoeing, and small watercraft access. The 12+ acre grounds are simply spellbinding. Imagine a dozen football fields of centuries-old live oaks, mixed-pine hardwood forest, and open pastures all connected by a ½-mile walking trail that offers expansive views and glimpses of wildlife. Believe it or not, 1310 Martins Point Road splendor extends well beyond its property lines. The Martins Point neighborhood includes scenic walking trails, a 20-acre saltwater pond, and community boat landing offering deep water boat access to Wadmalaw Sound and Intracoastal waterway.