$889,000

Just five minutes from McClellanville's restaurants and boat launch lies the quiet, oak-lined avenue of Towhee Lane, shared by just four properties. It is here that you'll find a private, high-functioning 3-bedroom homestead built in 2023 by a skilled tradesman for his own family--blending craftsmanship, comfort, and utility in equal measure.Set on 2.15 acres with a natural buffer on all sides, the property offers the kind of peace and privacy that's hard to come by--and harder to leave. The board-and-batten Hardie board exterior and 35-year architectural shingles give the home timeless curb appeal and lasting durability, while its ground-level construction brings ultimate convenience without the need for expensive flood insurance.Inside, engineered acacia hardwood flooringflows throughout an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen space designed for both gathering and unwinding. A built-in wall of bookcases frames the cozy gas fireplace, with room for a television above, while the kitchen is outfitted with soft-close drawers, white appliances, a built-in microwave and range, a cooktop in the oversized island, and a walk-in pantry. The primary suite offers a quiet corner of luxury, with a generous walk-in closet and a beautifully appointed bath featuring a dual vanity, jacuzzi tub with shower wand, and a fully tiled walk-in shower complete with a rainfall showerhead. Just off the laundry room, stairs lead to a conditioned 896 sq.ft. attic space, with spray-foam insulation and HVAC lines meticulously run so the entire length of the room can be enjoyed. The structural joists were designed to accommodate finishing out this space to meet whatever future needs you may have. A Navien tankless water heater and water softener are also neatly tucked into this upstairs utility space. Out back, a raised deck is wired with café lights and ready for entertaining beside the partially above-ground pool. A gas line is already installed for your grill, making summer gatherings a breeze. Beyond the backyard, the 30' x 50' metal workshop is a dream for tinkerers and adventurers alike. With a tall roll-up door big enough for your boat or RV, 100-amp electrical service, partial spray-foam insulation, and a negotiable lift already in place, this is a true mechanic's garage. There's also a junction box with 20, 30, and 50-amp hookups for your RV on the side of the buildingperfect for guests or your next road trip. A deep well with submersible pump, extensive solar-powered outdoor lighting on motion detectors, USB outlets in the kitchen and bedrooms, and clever attic storage above the front porch round out a long list of thoughtful upgrades that make this home both smart and sustainable. If you've been looking for a low-maintenance, high-functioning homestead in one of the Lowcountry's most beloved coastal towns, this may just be your perfect landing spot.