Description

Four doors from the creek, 17 doors from the harbor and 19 feet above sea level sits a charming brick mid-century home in the desirable Clearview neighborhood of James Island. Features proximity to the harbor, flood insurance not required, dirt roads perfect for strolling, highly desirable school district, stroll to cafe and parks! Detached garage with power and water could be converted to ADU or mother in law suite! Nestled amidst majestic oak trees, 678 Clearview Drive offers the perfect blend of vintage appeal and modern comfort. Boasting 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, it provides ample space for family living or entertaining guests. Living room with a freestanding fireplace and vaulted ceiling dining room. Continued:Enjoy the tranquility of an ocean breeze wafting in on the 0.6 acre lot, surrounded by lush greenery, offering privacy and serenity. Step inside to discover a thoughtfully designed interior, featuring sleek mid-century touches and plenty of natural light. A beautiful chef's kitchen with a large island and Viking six-burner gas cooktop leads out to the back deck and expansive fenced-in backyard, perfect for entertaining. The backyard has the perfect sunny spot for a pool! An easy walk to "Sunrise Park" also known as Melton Peter Demetre Park, or golf cart to the yacht club. Clearview is the perfect neighborhood for a golf cart ride, paddle boarding, saltwater fishing, or watching the dolphins. May Forest State Park is also located right around the corner on Fort Johnson Road, with 23 acres of lowcountry beauty and panoramic views of the Charleston Harbor. Downtown Charleston is a 10 minute drive, Folly Beach is a 15 minute drive, Sunrise Park 1.5 miles away, May Forest State Park 1.4 miles away. "Melton Peter Demetre Park, the only city-owned waterfront park on James Island, is home to some of the most spectacular views of Charleston and all the surrounding areas. The panoramic views include the Battery, Patriots Point, Ravenel Bridge, Mount Pleasant, Sullivan's Island, and Fort Johnson. Locals refer to it by the nickname "Sunrise Park". There is also a 190-foot fishing pier, 40-foot floating dock, two sandy waterfront beaches, a covered picnic area, and small hiking trail."