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Historic Sullivans Island home in search of a new owner with the desire, and ability to...live slow. Slow, shell-hunting excursions on wide, sandy beaches; slow strolls to renown restaurants and local watering holes; slow dinner parties on expansive, screened porches; slow, star-filled nights under a magnificent backyard oak. If this lifestyle sounds appealing, bring your design team and take a private tour. Creative upgrades and expansion opportunities abound to make this former officer quarters your dream home. The property sits on a 1/3 acre street-to-street lot filled with lush greenery and room for growth. Well-cared for and well-loved for 54 years by present owner; this home is ready for new ideas, new memories, and a new chapter. Home sold AS IS. DR chandelier does not convey.

3 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26025899 MLS ⋅ Active Status

Historic Sullivans Island home in search of a new owner with the desire, and ability to...live slow. Slow, shell-hunting excursions on wide, sandy beaches; slow strolls to renown restaurants and local watering holes; slow dinner parties on expansive, screened porches; slow, star-filled nights under a magnificent backyard oak. If this lifestyle sounds appealing, bring your design team and take a private tour. Creative upgrades and expansion opportunities abound to make this former officer quarters your dream home. The property sits on a 1/3 acre street-to-street lot filled with lush greenery and room for growth. Well-cared for and well-loved for 54 years by present owner; this home is ready for new ideas, new memories, and a new chapter. Home sold AS IS. DR chandelier does not convey.

1718 Middle Street, Sullivans Island

$5,950,000

4.5% Assumable Mortgage* - Some homes are built. Others are inherited from history. On Sullivan's Island, the Fort Moultrie Post Exchange belongs to an entirely different category. Built in 1906 as a recreation hall for soldiers stationed at Fort Moultrie and recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, this extraordinary landmark has been transformed through a meticulous multimillion dollar renovation into one of the most distinctive private residences on the Charleston coast. The result is not a restoration frozen in time, but history reimagined for modern life. Set along iconic Middle Street, the home's commanding columns, dramatic arched window and expansive front porch offer the first glimpse of its remarkable scale.Custom mahogany double doors open to interiors where 13 foot ceilings, white oak floors, original brick, marble, hand finished ironwork and preserved architectural details are layered with an unexpected level of contemporary luxury. Under the direction of Leila Muller of Poppy + Shae Design Co., nearly every element has been considered. Behind the historic architecture is essentially an entirely new infrastructure, including new HVAC, electrical, plumbing and lighting systems, allowing the home to live with the ease of new construction while retaining a character that could never be recreated today. The arrival alone makes a statement. A marble foyer detailed with 24 karat gold inlay sits beneath a dramatic vintage gold leaf chandelier, while custom ironwork by Frazier's Ironworks introduces the level of craftsmanship found throughout the residence. Beyond, the living, dining and kitchen spaces unfold at an impressive scale without sacrificing warmth. A marble herringbone fireplace with fluted oak surround anchors the living room, complemented by custom millwork, integrated audio and statement lighting. The kitchen is designed as much for gathering as it is for cooking. An oversized dolomite island seats seven and is surrounded by white marble surfaces, custom cabinetry, a 46 inch eight burner Big Chill range and an extensive suite of integrated appliances. Through an arched opening, the butler's pantry layers warm maple shelving and quartzite against preserved exposed brick, a subtle reminder of the building's century old story. Privately positioned in its own wing, the primary suite feels more like a residence within the residence. The bedroom opens to a private screened porch and patio, while an expansive custom dressing room centers around a stone island with multiple seating areas. The adjoining bath pairs a freestanding soaking tub and oversized walk in shower with natural stone, fluted cabinetry, backlit mirrors and custom storage. Even the home's most functional spaces have been elevated, with a marble floored mudroom, custom lockers, multiple laundry areas and a dedicated dog washing station thoughtfully integrated into daily life. Upstairs, ensuite bedrooms with custom closets open to Juliet balconies overlooking one of the most extraordinary spaces found in any private home on Sullivan's Island. The original recreation hall is the soul of the property. Once a place where soldiers gathered, bands played and couples danced, the monumental room remains breathtaking more than a century later. Original brick walls rise toward a soaring 22 foot ceiling and meticulously restored pressed tin ceiling, now punctuated by a dramatic mural overhead. Its scale is almost impossible to replicate in residential architecture. Transformed into a dramatic venue with extraordinary scale, the original recreation hall offers a level of flexibility almost unheard of in a private residence. Its possibilities range from a private pickleball, basketball, volleyball or tennis court to a golf simulator and dedicated practice area, full scale fitness and wellness center, automotive showroom or collector's gallery. It could just as easily become a private theater, children's recreation space, art or music studio, event venue, or an unforgettable setting for large scale entertaining beneath the 150 inch projection screen. More than an amenity, it is a one of a kind space where imagination, lifestyle and more than a century of Sullivan's Island history come together. An adjoining lounge provides the perfect vantage point over the recreation hall, finished with elegant 1x8 shiplap walls and impressive Euro Wall bidirectional sliding glass doors crafted with hockey grade glass, allowing the spaces to feel connected while maintaining their individual function. The lower level continues into an entire lifestyle and wellness experience. An intimate wine cellar is set against original exposed brick with Sub Zero refrigeration and quartzite surfaces, while a dedicated wellness studio offers space for fitness, yoga or meditation and includes an infrared sauna and private steam shower. Two additional bedrooms and a beautifully appointed bath provide flexibility for family and guests. Outside, the property transitions effortlessly into island living. A resort like pool is framed by lush landscaping and olive trees, with a cascading waterfall and fire bowls creating a dramatic setting after sunset. The historic footprint of the property's former cistern has been preserved and transformed into an expansive patio, while an outdoor shower, rear porch and marsh views connect the home back to its coastal surroundings. A detached two car garage with a finished room above provides additional flexibility for an office or private retreat, while massive pilings from the former Army pier have been incorporated into the rear retaining wall, allowing another piece of the property's history to live on. Whole home systems, including a generator and sump pump, add another layer of modern functionality. There are beautiful homes on Sullivan's Island, and there are historic homes on Sullivan's Island. There is only one Fort Moultrie Post Exchange. More than 120 years after soldiers first walked through its doors, this landmark begins its next chapter, not as a museum to what it once was, but as an extraordinary home designed to be lived in, gathered in and remembered. An irreplaceable piece of Sullivan's Island history, transformed for the way we live now. *Assumable loan available with an approximate 4.5% interest rate, subject to buyer qualification and loan assumption approval.

5 Beds ⋅ 6.5 Baths ⋅ 26023883 MLS ⋅ Sullivans Island SubDv. ⋅ Active Status

4.5% Assumable Mortgage* - Some homes are built. Others are inherited from history. On Sullivan's Island, the Fort Moultrie Post Exchange belongs to an entirely different category. Built in 1906 as a recreation hall for soldiers stationed at Fort Moultrie and recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, this extraordinary landmark has been transformed through a meticulous multimillion dollar renovation into one of the most distinctive private residences on the Charleston coast. The result is not a restoration frozen in time, but history reimagined for modern life. Set along iconic Middle Street, the home's commanding columns, dramatic arched window and expansive front porch offer the first glimpse of its remarkable scale.Custom mahogany double doors open to interiors where 13 foot ceilings, white oak floors, original brick, marble, hand finished ironwork and preserved architectural details are layered with an unexpected level of contemporary luxury. Under the direction of Leila Muller of Poppy + Shae Design Co., nearly every element has been considered. Behind the historic architecture is essentially an entirely new infrastructure, including new HVAC, electrical, plumbing and lighting systems, allowing the home to live with the ease of new construction while retaining a character that could never be recreated today. The arrival alone makes a statement. A marble foyer detailed with 24 karat gold inlay sits beneath a dramatic vintage gold leaf chandelier, while custom ironwork by Frazier's Ironworks introduces the level of craftsmanship found throughout the residence. Beyond, the living, dining and kitchen spaces unfold at an impressive scale without sacrificing warmth. A marble herringbone fireplace with fluted oak surround anchors the living room, complemented by custom millwork, integrated audio and statement lighting. The kitchen is designed as much for gathering as it is for cooking. An oversized dolomite island seats seven and is surrounded by white marble surfaces, custom cabinetry, a 46 inch eight burner Big Chill range and an extensive suite of integrated appliances. Through an arched opening, the butler's pantry layers warm maple shelving and quartzite against preserved exposed brick, a subtle reminder of the building's century old story. Privately positioned in its own wing, the primary suite feels more like a residence within the residence. The bedroom opens to a private screened porch and patio, while an expansive custom dressing room centers around a stone island with multiple seating areas. The adjoining bath pairs a freestanding soaking tub and oversized walk in shower with natural stone, fluted cabinetry, backlit mirrors and custom storage. Even the home's most functional spaces have been elevated, with a marble floored mudroom, custom lockers, multiple laundry areas and a dedicated dog washing station thoughtfully integrated into daily life. Upstairs, ensuite bedrooms with custom closets open to Juliet balconies overlooking one of the most extraordinary spaces found in any private home on Sullivan's Island. The original recreation hall is the soul of the property. Once a place where soldiers gathered, bands played and couples danced, the monumental room remains breathtaking more than a century later. Original brick walls rise toward a soaring 22 foot ceiling and meticulously restored pressed tin ceiling, now punctuated by a dramatic mural overhead. Its scale is almost impossible to replicate in residential architecture. Transformed into a dramatic venue with extraordinary scale, the original recreation hall offers a level of flexibility almost unheard of in a private residence. Its possibilities range from a private pickleball, basketball, volleyball or tennis court to a golf simulator and dedicated practice area, full scale fitness and wellness center, automotive showroom or collector's gallery. It could just as easily become a private theater, children's recreation space, art or music studio, event venue, or an unforgettable setting for large scale entertaining beneath the 150 inch projection screen. More than an amenity, it is a one of a kind space where imagination, lifestyle and more than a century of Sullivan's Island history come together. An adjoining lounge provides the perfect vantage point over the recreation hall, finished with elegant 1x8 shiplap walls and impressive Euro Wall bidirectional sliding glass doors crafted with hockey grade glass, allowing the spaces to feel connected while maintaining their individual function. The lower level continues into an entire lifestyle and wellness experience. An intimate wine cellar is set against original exposed brick with Sub Zero refrigeration and quartzite surfaces, while a dedicated wellness studio offers space for fitness, yoga or meditation and includes an infrared sauna and private steam shower. Two additional bedrooms and a beautifully appointed bath provide flexibility for family and guests. Outside, the property transitions effortlessly into island living. A resort like pool is framed by lush landscaping and olive trees, with a cascading waterfall and fire bowls creating a dramatic setting after sunset. The historic footprint of the property's former cistern has been preserved and transformed into an expansive patio, while an outdoor shower, rear porch and marsh views connect the home back to its coastal surroundings. A detached two car garage with a finished room above provides additional flexibility for an office or private retreat, while massive pilings from the former Army pier have been incorporated into the rear retaining wall, allowing another piece of the property's history to live on. Whole home systems, including a generator and sump pump, add another layer of modern functionality. There are beautiful homes on Sullivan's Island, and there are historic homes on Sullivan's Island. There is only one Fort Moultrie Post Exchange. More than 120 years after soldiers first walked through its doors, this landmark begins its next chapter, not as a museum to what it once was, but as an extraordinary home designed to be lived in, gathered in and remembered. An irreplaceable piece of Sullivan's Island history, transformed for the way we live now. *Assumable loan available with an approximate 4.5% interest rate, subject to buyer qualification and loan assumption approval.

1714 Middle Street, Sullivans Island

$2,275,000

Steeped in the rich history of Sullivan's Island and dating back to circa 1920, this charming island cottage presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of one of South Carolina's most treasured coastal communities. Nestled on an expansive lot along picturesque Myrtle Avenue, the property captures the timeless character and relaxed elegance that have made Sullivan's Island one of the Lowcountry's most coveted destinations. Records indicate the home was originally built in 1920 and sits on nearly one-half acre, offering exceptional space and potential in an increasingly rare setting. As it currently sits, the house consists of 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, heart pine floors and modern kitchen amenities. Just a short stroll or golf cart ride brings you to miles of uncrowded Atlantic shoreline,charming local boutiques, acclaimed dining, and breathtaking sunsets over the Intracoastal Waterway. Located only minutes from Mount Pleasant and Historic Downtown Charleston, 2250 Myrtle Avenue offers the rare chance to own not only a home, but a lasting piece of Sullivan's Island's remarkable story.

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 26018752 MLS ⋅ Active Status

Steeped in the rich history of Sullivan's Island and dating back to circa 1920, this charming island cottage presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of one of South Carolina's most treasured coastal communities. Nestled on an expansive lot along picturesque Myrtle Avenue, the property captures the timeless character and relaxed elegance that have made Sullivan's Island one of the Lowcountry's most coveted destinations. Records indicate the home was originally built in 1920 and sits on nearly one-half acre, offering exceptional space and potential in an increasingly rare setting. As it currently sits, the house consists of 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, heart pine floors and modern kitchen amenities. Just a short stroll or golf cart ride brings you to miles of uncrowded Atlantic shoreline,charming local boutiques, acclaimed dining, and breathtaking sunsets over the Intracoastal Waterway. Located only minutes from Mount Pleasant and Historic Downtown Charleston, 2250 Myrtle Avenue offers the rare chance to own not only a home, but a lasting piece of Sullivan's Island's remarkable story.

2250 Myrtle Avenue, Sullivans Island

$6,695,000

Designed by local architect Joel Adrian of Studio 291, and built by Rhodes Residential Builders, 1727 Atlantic Avenue is second row on the southern end of the island, in a quiet area between Stations 17 and 18 adjacent to the beach path. This home is a just a short walk to the beach. Features include Custom cabinets, high-end appliances, standing seam metal roof, natural stone countertops, designer tile, wood plank floors, designer lighting, and large outdoor porch over looking the pool.. An inviting entry leads to a custom kitchen/dining area with large island, with a wet bar. There is also a pantry just off the kitchen. The living room is located toward the ocean side of the house, which includes a fireplace with built-ins.The primary bedroom suite is located on the main level, and includes vaulted ceilings, a soaking tub, massive shower and a large walk-in closet; with washer/dryer connections within the suite. A guest suite, including en suite bath and custom closet is at the front of the house and could be used as an office. From the living area, open the sliding glass doors to bring the outside in. A porch overlooks a rectangular pool, with outdoor living and seating areas underneath poolside, with fireplace. At the top of the stairs on the second floor, there is a den/lounge area, perfect for relaxing. The laundry room is just to the right of this sitting area and there are three bedrooms with ensuite baths and spacious closets.

5 Beds ⋅ 5.5 Baths ⋅ 26000321 MLS ⋅ Sullivans Island SubDv. ⋅ Active Status

Designed by local architect Joel Adrian of Studio 291, and built by Rhodes Residential Builders, 1727 Atlantic Avenue is second row on the southern end of the island, in a quiet area between Stations 17 and 18 adjacent to the beach path. This home is a just a short walk to the beach. Features include Custom cabinets, high-end appliances, standing seam metal roof, natural stone countertops, designer tile, wood plank floors, designer lighting, and large outdoor porch over looking the pool.. An inviting entry leads to a custom kitchen/dining area with large island, with a wet bar. There is also a pantry just off the kitchen. The living room is located toward the ocean side of the house, which includes a fireplace with built-ins.The primary bedroom suite is located on the main level, and includes vaulted ceilings, a soaking tub, massive shower and a large walk-in closet; with washer/dryer connections within the suite. A guest suite, including en suite bath and custom closet is at the front of the house and could be used as an office. From the living area, open the sliding glass doors to bring the outside in. A porch overlooks a rectangular pool, with outdoor living and seating areas underneath poolside, with fireplace. At the top of the stairs on the second floor, there is a den/lounge area, perfect for relaxing. The laundry room is just to the right of this sitting area and there are three bedrooms with ensuite baths and spacious closets.

1727 Atlantic Avenue, Sullivans Island