Supplements: The character begins at the front door, a one-of-a-kind reclaimed piece from early 1900s Asheville, refinished and rehung, it sets the tone the moment you arrive. Inside, the main level opens to a sun-filled living area anchored by a gas fireplace with hidden media storage within the shiplap surround and a reclaimed beam mantle salvaged from Charl ... (Read more) The character begins at the front door, a one-of-a-kind reclaimed piece from early 1900s Asheville, refinished and rehung, it sets the tone the moment you arrive. Inside, the main level opens to a sun-filled living area anchored by a gas fireplace with hidden media storage within the shiplap surround and a reclaimed beam mantle salvaged from Charleston's historic 1800s Ice House. A built-in window seat with storage, glass French doors to the home office, and 5" hardwood floors throughout complete the picture. The chef's kitchen impresses with Carrara marble counters, a gas range with vent hood, subway tile backsplash, and painted cabinetry with a beadboard island front, all opening to the screened porch and a beautifully private backyard shaded by a grand oak, with a patio and French drains throughout. Upstairs, the primary suite is spacious and serene, with a spa-inspired bath featuring Carrara marble counters, tile floors, and a frameless glass walk-in shower. Secondary bedrooms are well-proportioned with a shared bath, and the 4th bedroom over the garage features great natural light, a built-in closet, and a reclaimed barn door that adds the perfect finishing touch. Finishes throughout reflect genuine craftsmanship: plantation shutters, craftsman-style trim and crown moulding, 5-panel interior doors, oil-rubbed bronze hardware, and Carrara marble in every bath. Outside, a covered salted concrete front porch, Hardie plank siding, custom PVC window boxes, old brick edging, gutters, French drains, and lush zoysia grass round out the exterior. The Woodland Shores location is the final piece of the puzzle. Murray Lasaine Montessori is a short walk away, as are restaurants, bars, the Terrace Theater, and the Sunday Brunch Farmers Market. Plymouth Park is an easy bike ride. And if you follow Woodland Shores all the way down, the road ends at the Stono River, where a little clearing opens up to sweeping marsh views, the kind of place where kids catch fiddler crabs and families linger to watch the sunset. Downtown Charleston is 10 minutes away and Folly Beach is 15. Homes in Fox Hollow rarely come available. This is a special one. *Current property taxes are based on non-primary (6%) status and may be lower for a primary residence.