Although the home is only eight years old, it has the ambience of a timeless early eighteen hundreds home. This home site is a 2.45 acre James Island Estate located on Sea Side Creek with a lagoon in the front. The home was custom built with a large front porch with square columns and custom made wrought iron banisters and railings. The same columns and iron work are found on the back proch as well. Carolina gas lanterns grace each side of the fan light front door. The door is an exact copy of an 18th century door, found on a home in downtown Charleston, custom made by Southern Lumber of Charleston. The first floor has all random width heart of pine flooring except for the master bath and laundry, beautiful modings and detail are found throughtout the first floor. The first floor consist of the two story entry hall, small drawing room with fireplace, formal dining room, master bedroom/bath, office, powder room, very large gathering room with fireplace, sunroom, breakfast room and a gourmet kitchen with gas cook top, double wall ovens, built in refrigerator, built in wine cooler and all in stainless steel. The sunroom, gathering room and master bedroom have walls of glass overlooking Sea Side Creek with views to Folly Island. The second floor of the home has two guest bedrooms with a hall bath, a second master bedroom/bath with beautiful views and a guest/mother-in-law suite composed of a sitting room, walk in closet, full bath and an oversized bedroom. The home has beautiful moldings and detail throughout. There is an abundance of storage in this home. There is garage space for 3 or 4 vehicles. A separate storage area for lawn and garden equipment. This is a must see property for the discriminating buyer who wants to be close to downtown and beach but needs a very private mini-estate. Termite bond is transferable. *All offers must include a pre-approval letter or bank certified letter of verification of funds.* Window treatments in Formal dining room, formal living room and one bedroom do not convey. Light fixtures in breakfast room, upstairs sitting room and wall sconces in dining room do not convey.