Brand-new construction meets the enduring charm of the Old Village at 303 Hibben Street. Offering 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and 3,011 square feet, this thoughtfully designed home delivers something particularly hard to find in one of the Lowcountry’s most sought-after neighborhoods: the ease and low-maintenance appeal of new construction in a place known and loved for its historic character. A standing-seam metal roof, solid mahogany front door, bluestone pavers and classic Lowcountry architecture set the tone, while a private pool and inviting outdoor living spaces make the home equally suited to everyday living and entertaining.Inside, 8-inch wide-plank white oak flooring and custom cabinetry create a warm, timeless foundation for a considered mix of natural materials and designer finishesThe kitchen pairs Calacatta Abezzo quartz countertops with Sub-Zero refrigeration, a Wolf range, House of Rohl unlacquered brass fixtures and a fireclay sink, while an adjoining butler’s pantry provides additional prep and storage space. Visual Comfort and Crystorama lighting and Thibaut wallpaper add layers of texture and character throughout, while the primary bath features polished marble lattice tile, aged brass fixtures and a 67-inch soaking tub.
The primary suite is conveniently located on the main level, with three additional bedrooms and two baths upstairs offering comfortable accommodations for family and guests. Outside, a private pool and low-maintenance decking extend the living space and make indoor-outdoor living easy.
And then there’s the Old Village itself. Walk, bike or golf cart to the Pitt Street Bridge, Charleston Harbor, neighborhood parks, shops and restaurants, all beneath the live oaks and along streets that feel unmistakably “Old Village.” It’s a neighborhood where people know one another, children bike to friends’ houses and an evening walk can easily turn into a conversation with a neighbor.
303 Hibben brings together two things that are especially hard to find in the same address: the ease and peace of mind of brand-new construction and the character, connection and sense of place that make the Old Village one of the Lowcountry’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
