Supplements: To the right, a classic step-down living area creates a comfortable gathering space, while straight ahead, the dining area opens toward the backyard through sliding doors. A former dividing wall was removed to improve sightlines and create a more connected flow between the main living spaces. Solid wood shiplap and tongue-and-groove ceilings add wa ... (Read more) To the right, a classic step-down living area creates a comfortable gathering space, while straight ahead, the dining area opens toward the backyard through sliding doors. A former dividing wall was removed to improve sightlines and create a more connected flow between the main living spaces. Solid wood shiplap and tongue-and-groove ceilings add warmth and architectural interest throughout the home, while Coastal Dune 28-mil luxury vinyl plank flooring provides durability and continuity from room to room. The secondary bathroom features cork flooring as an additional thoughtful detail. The interior has been updated with LED recessed lighting, upgraded fixtures, Nest smoke detectors, custom plantation shutters, and premium Andersen 100 Series custom windows finished with Craftsman-style trim. Nearly every wall has been insulated with Rockwool, filling approximately 99% of the stud bays. Known for thermal performance, sound dampening, and fire resistance, this substantial improvement adds another layer of comfort and efficiency to the home. The true galley kitchen was designed with quality and function in mind. It features custom cabinetry constructed with sturdy 1/2-inch plywood boxes, quartz countertops, a quartz sink positioned beneath the window, a premium matte-black Rohl pull-down faucet, and KitchenAid PrintShield stainless steel appliances with approximately 4.5 years remaining on their warranties. The kitchen also provides direct access to the attached FROG, adding flexibility to an already generous floor plan. Continue through the kitchen to the laundry and utility area, where many of the home's additional shutoffs and breakers are conveniently located. Individual shut-off valves for the water lines are just one example of the level of planning invested in the renovation. The lower living spaces are served by Mitsubishi mini-split climate-control systems, providing additional flexibility for different areas of the home. Behind the finished surfaces is where this property becomes especially compelling. The home has been re-piped from the street with PEX plumbing and new water lines, leaving no original plumbing in place. Electrical improvements include a new breaker panel, breakers, receptacles, switches, and main runs. A Rheem electric tankless water heater provides hot water without the need for gas. The attic has been professionally encapsulated with closed-cell spray foam, and the HVAC ductwork was replaced and relocated to the attic in 2020. A new heat pump and heat exchanger were installed in November 2025, with a reported 7-year transferable warranty, while the newer Mitsubishi mini-split system carries a reported 10-year warranty. The mini-split investment alone represents more than $10,000 in additional climate-control equipment. Structural improvements extend underneath the home as well, including new joists and subflooring. The crawlspace has received substantial attention with heavy-mil underlayment, a Santa Fe commercial-grade dehumidifier, electrical outlets, dedicated lighting, and encapsulation designed to improve moisture management and long-term protection. One of the home's most unusual features is its concealed interior crawlspace entrance, allowing access without having to enter from outside. The illuminated crawlspace makes inspection and maintenance considerably more convenient. Thoughtful access to the home's systems continues throughout the living areas with disguised removable wall panels--including a hidden mirror panel--providing access to wiring and utilities while maintaining a finished appearance. Outside, the improvements continue with a driveway featuring a newer 3-inch overlay, paver patio, gravel accents, jasmine along the fence, and a comprehensive French drain system running along both sides of the home. A 50-amp RV electrical connection at the front of the property adds another useful feature for recreational vehicles, equipment, or future needs. With **six bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, an attached FROG, multiple living areas, and a flexible split-level layout**, the home offers considerable versatility. Rooms can readily accommodate sleeping space, offices, hobby rooms, exercise areas, guest accommodations, or additional work-from-home needs without sacrificing the primary living spaces. The Ladson location adds another layer of practicality, with convenient access to Summerville Medical Center, Publix, shopping, dining, and the greater Summerville and Charleston area. Whether the priority is having room to spread out, avoiding the immediate renovation list that often comes with an established home, or finding a property where substantial infrastructure improvements have already been completed, 110 Vanburen deserves a closer look. This is not simply an older home with cosmetic updates. It is an established property that has undergone extensive modernization while retaining the architectural character that makes its 1968 design distinctive. From the Andersen windows and Rockwool-insulated walls to the new plumbing, electrical improvements, encapsulated attic and crawlspace, updated HVAC systems, custom kitchen, drainage improvements, and carefully planned access to mechanical components. Location & Conveniences: 0.9 miles to Oakbrook Elementary School 0.9 miles to Oakbrook Middle School 5.4 miles to Ashley Ridge High School Just a short drive to HCA Healthcare Summerville Hospital, Publix, and local dining ~7 miles to historic downtown Summerville ~15 miles to the Charleston International Airport ~22 miles to downtown Charleston