1782 Towne Street, Johns Island, SC, 29455

Welcome to The Cottages at Johns Island, the most convenient neighborhood for hopping on and off Johns Island! This four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home offers over 2,100 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space, blending modern upgrades with classic Lowcountry charm. Just 20 minutes from historic downtown Charleston and 25 minutes from Folly Beach, you'll enjoy the best of both worlds, city excitement and coastal relaxation, all while coming home to a peaceful community.A spacious foyer welcomes you with neutral paint and easy to care for luxury vinyl plank. The open concept living space here makes the living easy with one space flowing into the next. This is the perfect room for family life and entertaining guests. You'll enjoy the kitchen upgrades including granitecountertops, a gas range, stainless steel appliances, and an oversized island. The second floor is practically laid out with primary suite, laundry area, hall bath and two additional bedrooms. The owner's suite is a true retreat, featuring dual vanities, an oversized walk-in closet, and a spa-like garden tub. It also includes a private balcony perfect for a quiet moment away or an evening cocktail. But what really makes this house sing is the huge third-floor bonus room. With so much space there are many options. It could become a media room, playroom, private guest suite or some combination of all 3! Enjoy the low country weather from the front porch, owner's suite balcony or from your backyard screened porch. You can relax as children play or pets run free. This backyard is fully fenced and also has a storage shed. When it's time for some exploration, you're just a short walk to The Wild Olive and Low Tide Brewery and within two miles of The Royal Tern, Minero, and Tattooed Moosewith even more dining options on the way! Whether you're craving a gourmet meal, a craft beer, or a quick trip to the beach, this location puts everything you love within reach.

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