Light fills this Ion Avenue home from morning to evening. Windows wrap the sunroom on three sides, and more fill the kitchen, living areas, and upstairs rooms, so the house always feels connected to the palms and live oaks outside. Mahogany doors open from the sunroom, and reclaimed hardwood floors run underfoot.The 2018 interior renovation provides a kitchen made for cooking and company. It has a large island, farm sink, and recycled glass countertops. The Dacor double oven, gas range, and warming drawer are all here, along with built-in pantry storage with slide-out shelving and a built-in work station. Shiplap walls and 9′ beadboard ceilings downstairs give the house its coastal character. Upstairs, original red oak floors lead to the bedrooms, laundry, and the spacious primary suitlined with windows. The suite has a marble-floored bath with a walk-in shower and a freestanding slipper tub, plus a walk-in closet.
Outdoor living is where this home really stands out. A 2020 update created a resort-style setting around the heated saltwater pool, with new bluestone decking, low-maintenance turf, and a pergola sitting area. Gardening enthusiasts will fall in love the spacious backyard and greenhouse.
All of this sits on a third of an acre on a quiet stretch of Ion Avenue. The Station 30 access is a 4-minute walk, so you can start your mornings on the beach and cool off in the pool in the afternoons. The Sullivan’s Island business district, park, and elementary school is a direct golf cart ride away.
