Short Walk to the Beach

Family Beach House very close to the Atlantic Ocean; one and a half block walk to the beach. This is a recently renovated home with beautiful hardwood floors, open kitchen with counter and dining table incorporated with rest of living area. Fully equipped kitchen. Three bathrooms plus outside shower. Lovely ranch home owned by the same family for over 50 years. It holds many happy memories that they hope others can replicate. Located on a quiet section of the Isle of Palms, there are no busy roads to cross and the beach is normally sparsely populated. Enter the house into the spacious living area with loads of natural lighting. The combined living/dining area includes a 50” flat-screen, digital, HD cable television, a desk-top computer for guest use and wireless internet. The large master bedroom has a queen, a double and a Bahama bed for maximizing sleeping capacity. The master bath is handicap- accessible with a roll-in shower and grab rails. The room has a large closet, dresser, chest of drawers and vanity for easy storage. There is digital cable for the flat-panel TV in the room. The second bedroom has a queen bed, flat-panel TV and large closet and dresser. The third bedroom has a double bed with a large dresser and closet. All linens are provided, however, guests should bring their own beach towels. Three full bathrooms and an outdoor enclosed hot/cold shower ensure that following a day at the beach everyone can get clean quickly. The house has a screened porch for enjoying the out-of-doors. A detached deck for cooking out and socializing makes the space seem even greater. For the first time, the owners are allowing a pet-friendly option and the back yard is enclosed by gated fencing. This home is located 20 minutes from historic, downtown Charleston and 5 minutes from bustling Mt. Pleasant. Shopping ranges from high-end King St. to the casual, parking-friendly Town Center. Restaurants include exotic and local cuisine, many staffed by graduates of the famed Culinary Institute of Charleston. Revisit early American History in Charleston. Multiple tours enable you to visit gorgeous homes and plantations built when Charleston was young. Revolutionary and Civil War sites remind you that Charleston was settled, long before there was a nation and was an early actor in the War Between the States. Multiple other local tourist attractions ensure that all vacation tastes are represented. Come visit and explore all the delights of small-island living. Bring your bikes - or rent them here. With miles of flat, beautiful scenery, you can spend hours on physical activity and won't even know it's hard. Free tennis courts and child play structures at the Isle of Palms Recreation Center are located within a mile of the house. The Isle of Palms Marina has boat and Jet Ski rentals as well as parasailing, Eco tours and fishing expeditions that satisfy the adventurous soul. The Charleston area is host to many events throughout the seasons. The Polar Bear Swim on January 1, kick starts the year. The winter months bring multiple Oyster Roasts to benefit local charities. One of the most renowned, the Lowcountry Oyster Festival at Boone Hall provides shucking and eating contests as well as live music. The Bridge Run in late March is an international event that attracts world-class and week-end athletes to participate in the best 10 K race in the south. Racers cross the Cooper River on the architecturally renowned Ravenel Bridge and end in downtown Charleston. April is a must for tennis fans. Nearby Daniel Island attracts top ranked women's tennis to the Family Circle Cup - an intimate experience for tennis fans in a venue that allows you to see early rounds up close and personal. May brings Piccolo Spoleto, a multi-cultural array of theater, music food and celebration that patterns itself on the Italian Spoleto Festival. The summer months bring boats and beaches to the forefront. There are multiple regattas to attract serious - or not so much - sailing aficionados. Golf is ever-present on mutliple golf courses - two right here on the island. The weather remains warm enough to swim in the ocean late into Fall. The Susan B. Komen race for the Cure attracts many fans to the area during October. Fright Night is an annual event at Boone Hall Plantation – a working Plantation to attract ghouls and goblins for evenings of fun (hayrides and corn mazes) and fright. Late Fall and Winter bring multiple holiday events, including the James Island Festival of Lights and the Isle of Palms and Sullivan’s Island Tree Lighting Celebrations that bring guests and residents to Front Beach and the prediction is always “Snow”. There are many unmentioned attractions in this beach paradise. You will never want to vacation anywhere else. Come visit 407 Carolina Blvd on the Isle of Palms. We can’t wait to see you here. Rentals are Saturday to Saturday. Keywords: Family beach house just steps to the ocean. 407 Carolina Blvd