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6Overlook Place
THh/ISLING
Ushering in a new standard of luxury living just minutes from downtown Savannah, The Isling at Savannah Harbor is a thoughtfully designed community nestled between the South Carolina marsh and the vibrant Savannah skyline. Featuring meticulously crafted homes alongside a growing roster of island amenities like the recently opened IGY Marina and a world-class golf course, The Isling promises to be a once-in-a-generation place to live.
• Over ¼ acre of deepwater property with sweeping water views
• Custom kitchen designed by Delicious Kitchens
• Fully updated and extensively renovated to reflect modern luxury
• Expansive rear entertaining deck and custom gazebo with breathtaking river views and endless sunsets
Alexandre Fleuren Owner
108 Salthouse Lane | Kiawah Island | The Settlement
79 Trailing Vine Way | Kiawah Island | Cassique
sunsets year-
Ocean, Kiawah River & Captain Sams Spit.
83 Blue Heron Pond | Kiawah Island | The Preserve
2162 Wappoo Hall | James Island | Riverland Terrace
Charming 1930s cottage on 1.6 acres along the Wappoo Cut w/ views from nearly every room. Tons of charm & potential for expansion! Prime location mins to dtwn Charleston.
$3,795,000 • 5+ BR • 3+ BA • 3,465+ SQFT • Waterfront On Wappoo Cut
of the few remaining
3560
Beautifully renovated oceanfront villa w/ bright & open floor plan for seamless indoor-outdoor living. Enclosed porch w/ new windows for extra square footage!
$3,150,000 • 3 BR • 3 BA • 1,668 SQFT • Excellent Rental Potential!
Shipwatch Rd | Kiawah Island | Seascape Oceanfront
3026 Maritime Forest | Johns Island | Kiawah River Estates
One
deepwater homesites in KRE w/ dock permit in hand! Sweeping views of Haulover Creek & tidal marsh w/ direct Kiawah River access.
$1,299,000 • .39-acres Deep-water • Kiawah Governors Club Opp!
30 Grey Widgeon | Kiawah Island | The Preserve Cleared & ready-to-build half-acre homesite w/ sweeping marsh views. Conveys w/ conceptual plans for a 5000 sqft home by acclaimed architect Marc Camens. Priced To Sell! Contact 843.539.6273 • .61-acres Marsh Views
SOUTH OF BROAD | 61 Tradd Street
4 Beds, 4.5 Baths, 4,465 sqft
The Jacob Motte House at 61 Tradd Street is a rare blend of 18th-century charm and modern elegance. Built in 1731 by provincial treasurer Jacob Motte, this meticulously restored Georgian-style home seamlessly combines its rich colonial history with thoughtful contemporary design excellence.
SEABROOK | 92 Dean Hall Road
10 Beds, 13 Baths, 9,709 sqft
Welcome to a truly unique property nestled on 68 acres of lush, Lowcountry landscape. This magnificent marshfront estate offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history and experience the epitome of luxurious Southern living.
SULLIVAN’S ISLAND | 1750 Ion Avenue
6 Beds, 5.5 Baths, 6,059 sqft
On a quiet, tucked-away street on Sullivan’s Island, 1750 Ion Avenue is a beautifully restored historic home just steps away from a rarely used, short beach access point. Showcasing historic soaring 11’ pressed tin ceilings, restored heart pine floors, elegant fireplaces, and generous porches shaded by grand oaks and palms.
OLD VILLAGE | 521 London Bridge Road
3 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,680 sqft
Located just two blocks from the Pitt Street Bridge in the highly desirable Old Village of Mount Pleasant. Designed with entertaining in mind, the expansive backyard features a large pool, open lawn, an outdoor fire pit, and a cabana house, ideal for hosting gatherings.
WHERE ART MEETS DESIGN
The Charleston Design District is fertile creative ground
by Denise K. James
In Storehouse Nine of the Charleston Design District, on a recent summer day, Sonny Sisan was feeling inspired. The mastermind behind Floral Studios, Sisan relocated his workspace from downtown to be a tenant of the new Design District – a move, he said, that has been good for his work and will likely be good for Charleston. “It’s cool to see it from the beginning to now,” he said. “I feel like Charleston has needed this for so long.”
The vision for the Design District is led by Jamestown, a development company known for design-forward real estate, including the Mixson community in North Charleston and Westside Provisions in Atlanta. According to Michael Phillips, president, the company “fell in love” with the former Naval Shipyard and with North Charleston in general. “We’ve always seen North Charleston as the intersection of the Lowcountry,” he said. “It connects the beaches, Summerville, the airport – it is central.”
The Jamestown team sought to honor the history of the Naval Shipyard, established in 1901 and an integral part of U.S. Navy history until its closure in 1996. Storehouse Nine, built in the early 20th century for storing Naval watercraft, has been lovingly restored to include 78 boutique apartment homes, studio space for artists and makers, and, soon, a restaurant with a rooftop terrace.
Even months before the official autumn launch of the Design District, the building buzzed with activity. Artists and creatives worked diligently on projects, including Sisan of Floral Studios; Lindsay Collins of LMC [Soundsystem]; Betsy Butler of Nidum Studios; Kate McDonald of her eponymous Bridal Boutique; Sarah-Hamlin Hastings of Fritz Porter Design Collective; and many others. The air felt charged with creative power.
Fritz Porter
Design Collective
Showroom
Storehouse
Row Courtyard.
Photo by Navy Yard Charleston
Kravet Showroom
“At Fritz Porter, our mission is to support and celebrate the art and craft of the design industry,” Hastings said.
“We are excited to be part of the new Charleston Design District, as it brings together like-minded vendors, artisans, and makers who share our passion for craftsmanship and creativity.”
Meanwhile, the neighboring building, Storehouse Eight, was also gaining traction.
“These two restored buildings have their original floors and replicated windows to honor the Naval Shipyard,” explained marketing manager Thea Anderson. “Batteries for submarines were made in Storehouse Nine, where people will now be living, creating, and dining!”
Phillips said the word “design” in the name Design District is meant to encompass all sorts of design: floral, home, clothing, product, and more. Getting to know the surrounding community was an important part of the project – Charleston is not just for tourists, and the Design District is not just for window shoppers.
“Our ethos is, if you design something for the local community, tourists can be part of it,” he said. “But the reverse isn’t true. We see this district serving the commercial and hospitality industry – we want it to be accessible and dynamic.”
He added that when Jamestown purchased the property, they shared an in-depth video with the surrounding North Charleston community about their intentions: to preserve historic buildings and develop new ones that complemented the shipyard’s character.
“The video documents people’s stories and shows what will make the shipyard relevant in the future,” he said. “The neighbors have been supportive. We tend to work quietly when we develop something and try not to overpromise and underdeliver.”
The businesses of the Design District were carefully curated thanks in part to Jamestown’s connections via the Boston Design Center. “Because we own the Boston Design Center, we know a lot of people in the design industry,” Phillips said. “The Urban Electric Company is highly respected and brought in contacts as well.”
According to owner Dave Dawson, The Urban Electric Company “made its home” at the Navy Yard almost 20 years ago, in 2006, after outgrowing spaces in West Ashley and downtown. The company was drawn to “the proximity, scale, and character-rich spaces” and occupied a few other buildings around the Naval base prior to its current showroom.
Though Urban Electric sticks to a by-appointment-only format for working with clients, Dawson said the uptick in visitors has spilled into additional passer-by interest. “We’ve seen a lot more people spontaneously stopping by, interested to learn about what we do and intrigued by the level of craftsmanship they can encounter behind our shop doors,” he said.
He added that it’s always been a “dream” to be in a neighborhood like the Navy Yard – a multi-purpose community.
“The idea of having similar opportunities to share stories and exchange ideas with like-minded business leaders right in our own backyard is incredibly compelling,” he said. “As Charleston becomes a well-known destination for design – a distinction that’s long overdue – there’s a yearning for a hub to harness all that energy and to create the types of serendipitous encounters that designers thrive on where they can bump into each other, catch up, share notes and collectively feel the pulse of the industry.”
31 ANCHORAGE WAY | $3,250,000
Situated on a double lot in a gated, waterfront community. This stunning home offers both tranquility and luxury in one of the most desirable locations in Beaufort. Whether you’re spending time on the water or relaxing on the expansive grounds, this residence is the perfect blend of sophistication and comfort.
Edward Dukes 843.812.5000
PRIVATE ISLAND
101 KINGSTON KEY | $2,950,000
Kingston Key is a 12-acre turnkey paradise of breathtaking views and quiet retreat nestled among one of the most pristine wildlife estuaries along the east coast of South Carolina. There are eight home sites, all with utilities and permits in place, that encircle the island, each ranging from 0.75 to 1.2 acres in size.
Edward Dukes 843.812.5000
390 DISTANT ISLAND | $3,250,000
Situated on a south-facing bluff, this deepwater, award winning contemporary interpretation of Southern vernacular architecture offers the finest in location, quality and design. Featuring four bedrooms and three and one- half baths, this home was designed as three separate structures, connected by hyphens and breezeways, creating private and light- filled distinct spaces. Deepwater with a private dock.
Edward Dukes 843.812.5000
HISTORIC DISTRICT
604 PINCKNEY STREET
Circa 1857, The Edward Means House, a two story home with spacious rooms opening onto south facing double porches that enjoy the endless breeze. Beautiful grounds with majestic live oaks and native plants that are surrounded by an open-weave brick fence. Stately Columns, spacious rooms, exquisite floating staircase and location enhance this majestic property.
Edward Dukes 843.812.5000
843.521.4200
DISTRICT
409 FEDERAL STREET | $1,479,000
Circa 1815 Spanning an impressive 3,783 square feet, this lovingly renovated home offers a blend of historic allure and modern comforts. This exquisite property boasts four spacious bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and a half bath, showcasing elegant Federal and Greek Revival details. 409FederalStreet.com
Amy McNeal 843.521.7932
381 FRIPP POINT ROAD | $1,775,000
Stunning Lowcountry home offers over 4,300 square feet of luxurious living space with breathtaking views of the marshes & deepwater of Coffin Creek & the Morgan River. The home features a spacious and open layout, with the primary suite conveniently located on the first floor with a screened in porch and overlooks the stunning view. The large gourmet kitchen boasts custom honey maple cabinets, granite countertops, Subzero and stainless steel appliances.
Trea Tucker 843.812.4852
DATAW ISLAND
1418 GLEASONS LANDING | $1,550,000
This custom-designed home is a true gem, perched on nearly an acre of land, offering breathtaking views of Jenkins Creek. A spacious open floor plan invites you in, with an abundance of windows that flood the living space with warm, natural light and frame the stunning landscape beyond.
Trudy Arthur 843.812.0967 | Paige Walling
25 RIDGE ROAD | $1,795,000
Situated on a scenic tidal creek with sweeping views and gentle breezes, this stunning New construction, custom ranch offers effortless one-level living. Step inside to discover European white oak flooring, Serena & Lily designer wallpaper, and Visual Comfort lighting throughout, setting a tone of understated elegance. The open-concept chef’s kitchen is anchored by a 48-inch Sub-Zero refrigerator, 48-inch WOLF dual fuel range, and dual Bosch dishwashers. OLREA Ashley Nye 561.350.8109
510 TRADERS ALLEY | MOUNT PLEASANT SC | $8,500,000
One of the largest and rarest deep water offerings ever presented in south Mt Pleasant. This magnificent waterfront estate in the Reserve in Olde Park is tucked on a quiet cul-de-sac on a peninsula with one of the most extraordinary backdrops in the Low Country. The property at its core is all about panoramic water views, an abundance of privacy, and effortless access to everything Charleston has to offer by water or land. 510 Traders Alley is set on 3.47 acres along Hobcaw Creek, the home offers true deep water access at all tides from a private dock complete with a boat lift, a covered pier head, and a floating dock--an increasingly rare offering in the Charleston market. Whether you’re sipping coffee on the porch or heading out for a sunset cruise, this home offers a rare blend of acreage, deep water access, privacy, and timeless construction - all in a location that defines Low country living.
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DON’T WAIT TO EXHALE
Carillon Miami Wellness Resort slows down the busy world
by Denise K. James
Wellness is more than just skin-deep at the Carillon Miami Wellness Resort in North Miami Beach. Dating back to 1958, the original Carillon Hotel hosted legendary guests such Frank Sinatra and Dr. Martin Luther King, then was reimagined for the 21st century as a state-of-the-art hub for “cutting-edge wellness therapies,” in the words of general manager Patrick Fernandes.
“The vision for Carillon as a wellness resort grew from a deep understanding of current times – where stress, pace and disconnection often define daily life,” Ferandes said. “We saw an opportunity to create a sanctuary that meets people where they are, offering not just respite but real transformation. Miami’s vibrant energy and natural beauty made it the perfect canvas for this mission.”
My own trip to the Carillon Resort on a warm (not yet scorching) weekend in May introduced me to a new level of wellbeing. I began the journey by dropping off my luggage in my king suite with an ocean view – almost the size of my apartment – and admiring beautiful, ornate tiling on the floor of the bath. After sliding my feet into sandals, I headed downstairs to the spa to indulge in “Touchless Wellness” – no humans necessary! What could be more relaxing?
My first treatment was a guided meditation in the Somadome. I settled into the comfortable, quiet pod, closed my eyes, and enjoyed two different meditations about peace and love – then emerged feeling markedly calmer. But more was still to come.
The MindSpa booth – where I tuned out the bustling resort and gazed at star-like lights overhead – made me forget where I was. It was followed by a session with the BioCharger NG, which surrounded me with healing light and frequencies custom-attuned to my needs. Finally, I drifted over a serene pool in the Salt Float Bath, lost in relaxed brain waves.
According to Ferandes, these modalities are hand-selected to aid in the resort’s mission. “Our spa offerings are chosen through a thoughtful and collaborative process. We listen to our guests, residents and members, stay closely attuned to global wellness trends, and partner with trusted experts. When we introduce a modality like the BioCharger, it’s because it aligns with our philosophy, rooted in science, proven efficacy, and personal transformation.”
Saturday morning, I rose feeling refreshed and excited to take in the ocean view from my balcony (and scarf a delicious muffin from The Corner Store, Carillon’s on-site cafe) before an afternoon of sunbathing. After a shot or three of espresso, I wandered downstairs, smiling benevolently at other guests. Clearly, the love and peace meditations took hold.
Vibes at the Carillon are relaxed and luxurious, not ostentatious. The trademark cabana pool overlooks the Atlantic and is flanked by a full bar
featuring whole coconuts, tasty cocktails, and a lunch menu, while the “adults only” pool upstairs stays blissfully quiet. Service at the Carillon is also top-notch; I never lacked for ice water or a comfortable lounge chair, complete with a towel.
That evening, after a full day of reading and lounging, I savored a tasty supper of fresh seafood paired with a glass of rosé on the patio at The Strand, Carillon’s on-site restaurant. My skin felt sun-kissed, and my spirits were lifted.
carillonhotel.com/en 6801 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33141 866-800-3858
3121 Marshgate Drive
Seabrook Island, SC | $4,999,000
Set on one of Seabrook Island’s most coveted streets, this timeless cedar shake home captures sweeping views of the Kiawah River, Atlantic Ocean, and the beaches of both Seabrook and Kiawah. One of the island’s rare deep-water properties, it features a new dock with a boat lift, a floating dock, and built-in bench seating. Designed with classic coastal materials, including Ipe decking, copper roofing, and a stately brick foundation, the home was built to last. Inside, an inverted floor plan highlights the views, with antique heart pine flooring, custom millwork, a chef’s kitchen, and bright, open living spaces. A three-stop elevator, private guest suites, and a mahogany office complete this beautifully maintained residence.
$6,875,000
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$3,490,000
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NOTABLE SALES
LHM luxury agents have been busy securing prime real estate for their clients. Here are some notable sales… LHMClientsdenotedinbold CLOSED AT $5,300,000
38 HASSEL STREET | CHARLESTON
Listed by Ruthie Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Southeby’s International Realty
Buyers represented by Matt Anderson, Matt Anderson Properties
36 OCEAN COURSE DRIVE | KIAWAH ISLAND CLOSED AT $9,000,000
Buyers represented by Pam Harrington, Pam Harrington Exclusives
14 GREENHILL STREET | CHARLESTON - CLOSED AT $6,098,500
Listed by Laura Farish, Maison Real Estate
Buyers represented by Middleton Rutledge, Daniel Ravenel Southeby’s International Realty
212 CHINABERRY LANE | KIAWAH ISLAND - CLOSED AT $4,500,000
Listed by Toula DiGiovanni, Akers Ellis Real Estate
Buyers represented by Debra Jadwin, Pam Harrington Exclusives
1316 THOMPSON | SULLIVANS ISLAND - CLOSED AT $4,200,000
Listed by Alex Brener, Carolina One Real Estate
Buyers represented by Casey Kellermann, Kellermann Smith Real Estate
2885 PLOW GROUND ROAD | JOHNS ISLAND CLOSED AT $4,000,000
Listed by Leslie Turner, Maison Real Estate
Buyers represented by Mary Cutler, William Means Real Estate
2256 ION AVENUE | SULLIVANS ISLAND - CLOSED AT $3,900,000
Listed by Beau Miller, Carriage Properties
Buyers represented by Sarah Hairell, Carolina One Real Estate
3 37TH AVENUE | ISLE OF PALMS - CLOSED AT $3,636,000
Buyer/Seller represented by Grover Maxwell, The Cassina Group
12 BROUGHTON ROAD | CHARLESTON - CLOSED AT $3,550,000
Listed by Ruthie Ravenel, Daniel Ravenel Southeby’s International Realty
Buyers represented by Trey Morrison, The Exchange Company, LLC
27 TRADD STREET | CHARLESTON - CLOSED AT $3,495,000
Listed by Charles Sullivan & Noah Shaffer, Carriage Properties
Buyers represented by Charles Sullivan, Carriage Properties
420 SNOWY EGRET LANE | KIAWAH ISLAND CLOSED AT $2,995,000
Buyer/Seller represented by Toula DiGiovanni, Akers Ellis Real Estate
CLOSED AT $13,500,000 CLOSED AT $5,150,000
525 OLD BRIDGE COURT | MOUNT PLEASANT
Listed by Alex Brener, Carolina One Real Estate
Buyers represented by Gunnar Heidt, The Boulevard Company
NOTABLE SALES
LHM luxury agents have been busy securing prime real estate for their clients. Here are some notable sales… LHMClientsdenotedinbold CLOSED AT $5,125,000
2238 CATESBYS BLUFF | SEABROOK ISLAND
Listed by Stuart Rumph & Chip Olsen, Seabrook Island Real Estate
Buyers represented by Paige Pollock, Carolina One Real Estate
278 FURMAN FARM PLACE | DANIEL ISLAND - CLOSED AT $2,795,000
Listed by Ashley Severance, Atlantic Properties of the Lowcountry
Buyers represented by Nichole Orvin, Carolina One Real Estate
367 PELICAN FLIGHT DRIVE | DEWEES ISLAND - CLOSED AT $2,701,147
Listed by Jay Law, The Real Estate Firm
Buyers represented by Stacy Miers, Keller Williams Realty Charleston
1537 TOMATO FARM CIRCLE | MOUNT PLEASANT CLOSED AT $2,400,000
Listed by Kathleen DiMinico, The Boulevard Company
Buyers represented by Chad Anderson, Keller Williams Realty Charleston
1404 PALMETTO BOULEVARD | EDISTO ISLAND CLOSED AT $2,325,000
Listed by Gray Snead, Edisto Real Estate Company
Buyers represented by Marie Bost, Edisto Real Estate Company
2372 DARTS COVE WAY | MOUNT PLEASANT - CLOSED AT $2,300,000
Listed by H. Misti Cox, King and Society Real Estate
Buyers represented by Diane Staska, Carolina One Real Estate
312 HOBCAW DRIVE | MOUNT PLEASANT - CLOSED AT $2,250,000
Listed by Melissa Rollins, The Cassina Group
Buyers represented by Meghan Webster, Daniel Ravenel Southeby’s International Realty
1908 PALMETTO BOULEVARD | EDISTO ISLAND - CLOSED AT $2,245,000
Listed by Johnny Black, Edisto Sales & Rentals Realty
Buyers represented by Hollace Savage, Edisto Sales & Rentals Realty
1109 PINEFIELD DRIVE | WANDO - CLOSED AT $2,120,000
Listed by Jacquie Dinsmore, Carolina One Real Estate
Buyers represented by Katie Wishneff, Three Real Estate LLC
132 BOBCAT LANE | KIAWAH ISLAND - CLOSED AT $2,050,000
Buyer/Seller represented by Pam Harrington, Pam Harrington Exclusives
2218 MYRTLE AVENUE | DANIEL ISLAND - CLOSED AT $1,900,000
Listed by Brigitte McElroy, Carolina One Real Estate
Buyers represented by Alicia Miller, Carolina One Real Estate
CLOSED AT $13,500,000 CLOSED AT $4,000,000
1136 OCEAN FOREST LANE | SEABROOK ISLAND
Listed by Emery Macpherson, Akers Ellis Real Estate
Buyers represented by Pat Polychron, Seabrook Island Real Estate
313 East Arctic Ave | Folly Beach | $3,385,000
Live the dream at 313 East Arctic—fully renovated beachfront luxury with Quartzite waterfall island, Café appliances, French white oak floors, impact glass, and endless ocean views. Modern elegance meets coastal charm.
916 Kincade Drive | Old Mt Pleasant | $2,938,000
916 Kincade offers custom Lowcountry charm in Old Mt Pleasant with porches, courtyard living, and walkability to local favorites. Bike to the beach or relax in your future plunge pool.
1579 East Ashley Ave | Folly Beach | $2,984,000
Experience coastal luxury at 1579 East Ashley—an oceanfront masterpiece built for elegance and strength, featuring concrete construction, impact glass, white oak floors, designer finishes, and stunning Atlantic views.
2470 American Classic Tea Lane | Wadmalaw | $3,195,000
Discover 2470 American Classic Tea Lane—a serene 30-acre estate on Wadmalaw Island with a private pond, custom craftsmanship, soaring ceilings, and timeless Lowcountry charm. A true legacy retreat.
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