Positioned along the Intracoastal Waterway within the exclusive enclave of Wild Dunes on Isle of Palms, 17 Waterway Island Drive is a coveted deepwater estate where architectural excellence, refined craftsmanship, and coastal living converge.Built in 2017 and maintained with exceptional care, this elevated residence offers 5,172 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space on a 0.69-acre waterfront homesite. With 4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 2 half bathrooms, the home balances scale and livability in one of the Lowcountry’s most coveted settings.Designed to embrace its surroundings, the interior showcases American Black Walnut flooring throughout the main living areas and expansive glass that captures sweeping waterway views.The layout flows effortlessly between formal and informal living spaces, extending naturally to the outdoors and reinforcing a true coastal indoor-outdoor lifestyle.
The home offers remarkable versatility with dual primary suites located on both the main and upper levels, providing ideal accommodations for owners and guests alike. A fully serviced elevator connects all floors, ensuring ease and accessibility throughout the residence.
Outdoor living is equally compelling. A spacious 600 square foot screened porch with a built-in grill and fireplace overlooks the water, creating an inviting year-round gathering space. The private saltwater pool offers a quiet retreat, while the extraordinary 630-foot private dock delivers direct deepwater access to the Intracoastal Waterway, complete with a boat lift, water and power service, and floater.
Additional features include generous under-home parking and extensive storage, supporting effortless full-time or seasonal coastal living.
Constructed by Naramore Construction and designed by Sabrina Cochran of SLC Architects, the home reflects a standard of craftsmanship, proportion, and detail that is increasingly rare along the waterfront.
17 Waterway Island Drive is more than a residence, it is a fully realized deepwater estate offering privacy, direct water access, and a level of coastal living that defines the very best of Isle of Palms.
