A peaceful, beach sanctuary tucked away in Wild Dunes on desirable Isle Of Palms! Marsh Island Lane is quiet street ending in a cul-de-sac with no thru-traffic while still being close to Wild Dunes' top of the line amenities. This immaculate home boasts four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and plenty of entertaining space! In addition to the large circle driveway, you'll find a one car garage with additional storage as well as separate golf cart garage. As you enter the main living level of the home you are greeted by stunning hardwood flooring, an abundance of natural light, and breathtaking views of the marsh. A large family room with fireplace and a full wet bar tucked away is ideal for a drink after the beach. The updated kitchen with ample counter space, bar seating, and stainless steel appliances is open to the large dining area with more views of the marsh. The large master suite has a formal, private sitting room currently used as an office. Main level master bedroom boasts vaulted ceilings with unique wooden trim, stunning natural light while also providing privacy, and a stunning master bathroom with walk-in shower. Three large guest bedrooms on the top floor provide tons of sleeping space for beach guests! The largest of the three guest bedrooms also has a walk-in shower attached. The elevator runs from all floors of the home down to the garage, making this home handicap accessible. A cozy screened-in porch off of the main level provides great seating for the Lowcountry's famous sunsets. Views from the back deck need to be seen in person - the clear blue skies and marsh wildlife are absolutely stunning! Ground level you will find a home workout area, an outdoor shower, and additional storage. The beach is a quick ride in the golf cart away! Wild Dunes has some of the best amenities in the area including golf, tennis, and swimming.
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