BROAD POINTE 

Come home to this expertly crafted residence on the banks of Broad Creek—you will simply smile each time you approach the driveway! The Randolph Stewart design istimeless and appealing and just feels like the home you’ve always longed for. If your tasteleans away from the austere and toward more comfortable sophistication, you are sure to fall in love with the home at 50 Broad Pointe Drive.

Brick pavers and crushed local oyster shells lead the way to the covered front porch andwelcoming entry. Step inside and you will immediately appreciate the antique heart pineflooring and crisply painted bead board and moldings, as well as unique features like dining room linen storage, walk-in pantry and more.

The custom kitchen opens to a great room with vaulted, bead board ceiling, fireplace withglazed tile surround, and built in banquette- perfect for casual dining. Step outside ontothe spacious screened porch and enjoy the Broad Creek breezes nearly all year long.

The home’s main level also offers a spacious master suite with finely appointed bath andoversized walk-in closet, as well as laundry, elevator, several closets, light filled dining room, and guest bedroom or study/den with private full bath. On the ground level youwill find a two-car plus golf cart garage, with elevator leading to main level.

The heart of the home’s second level is a uniquely open gallery/office/media space withheart pine flooring. Two guest bedrooms, each with full, private bath, generous closets,and lots of natural light.

Th e home at 50 Broad Pointe is quintessential Lowcountry living: Refined, yet casual.

Spacious, yet comforting. A perfect blend of gracious charm and quality construction.

A perfect home for you.

Kitchen Features:

• Woodmode Cabinets • Bosch Dishwasher
• Viking Cooktop • Bar Sink
• Pot Faucet • Linear Lighting
• Kitchenaid Oven & Microwave • Built-in Refrigerator - GE Monogram series

Amenities include: golf club, bike trails, walking trails.

Home Owners Assoc. Fee: $2,847.00

Built in 2002. Designed by architect Randolph Stewart.

2 stories, 3,348 approximate square feet.