There are coastal views, and then there is 434 Pelican Flight Drive. As the last home along the coast between Charleston and Georgetown, this extraordinary Dewees Island property sits at the edge of approximately 60 miles of undeveloped coastline stretching through the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. With no homes beyond it--only protected marsh, barrier islands and the Atlantic Ocean--this is a view and setting that simply cannot be recreated. Sweeping 180-degree vistas encompass both the marsh and Atlantic, creating one of the most remarkable coastal perspectives in the Lowcountry.Designed to embrace its surroundings, this substantial and exceptionally well-built 4,864-square-foot home offers seven bedrooms, five full baths and two half baths, providing abundant space for family and guests. Timeless natural materials reflect the beauty of the island, including heart pine floors, poplar walls, exposed cedar beams and cedar siding. Every bedroom opens to its own private porch, allowing each guest to experience the ocean breezes, expansive views and quiet rhythm of island life. Whether watching the sunrise over the Atlantic, observing wildlife across the marsh or simply taking in the seemingly endless horizon, the connection to the landscape is extraordinary. A four-zone geothermal HVAC system provides efficient year-round comfort, while the home's quality construction and thoughtful design make it ideally suited to its remarkable coastal setting. 434 Pelican Flight Drive is more than a home on the water--it occupies a position along the South Carolina coast that cannot be duplicated. Here, the developed coastline ends and thousands of acres of protected wilderness begin, creating a rare opportunity to live at the edge of one of the Lowcountry's most extraordinary natural landscapes.
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Jen O'brien from Listing Office: Dunes Properties of Chas Inc.
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