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Nov 20 2014

Lowcountry Home on DeBordieu Golf Course

This pristine, Lowcountry-style, custom built home has remarkable, elevated golf course views of the 14th tee of the DeBordieu Club Course and adjacent pond.

Porches on the front and back perfectly frame ample living space that would be ideal for a wide variety of potential buyers.

Perfect for a family wanting to spread out over the three floors! Also perfect for a retiring couple with spacious main floor living and entertaining space, yet plenty of room for guests, family, and grandchildren.

The main living space includes a large master suite, expansive living room, dining room, kitchen, and bar area. This home was designed with entertaining in mind.

The living room has surround sound throughout and a wood burning fireplace, which can be easily reconfigured for gas logs, and opens to a large screened porch.

A lower grilling deck was installed to not obstruct views from the living room or porch.

The gourmet kitchen and bar are outfitted with granite and stainless steel appliances throughout.

Custom cabinetry, professional cooktop, double ovens, large pantry, ice-maker, and wine refrigerator are just several of the amenities available.

Upstairs are three large bedrooms each with a full bath.

On the ground floor is a media room with installed surround sound and theater seating. This room could easily be converted into a 5th bedroom, as the adjoining large laundry room has been plumbed for an additional full bathroom.

A small home office and potential wine cellar room adjoin the media room.

Expansive, three car garage allows for incredible storage under the house with plenty of room for boats, golf carts, and cars. The custom landscaped yard has a full sprinkler system, mature herb garden & Invisible Fence already in place and functional.

Other impressive custom features include built-ins, elevator shaft, hardwood floors, and extensive crown moulding. Close to the Club, close to the North Inlet access, and an easy golf cart ride to the beach make this home a remarkable treasure.

DeBordieu Colony is a very private community on the coast of South Carolina, between Charleston and Myrtle Beach, just

south of Pawleys Island. In addition to miles of secluded beach, boat landing access to North Inlet & the Atlantic, and a 24-hour manned security gate, the

private, equity DeBordieu Club offers Pete Dye golf, a tennis center and an ocean front Beach Club with fine dining, a gazebo bar, two pools, and a

playground. There is truly no place like DeBordieu. Call me and come see for yourself! TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com, 843-455-4523.

Oct 08 2013

Wooden Boat Show

It’s coming up fast! The Wooden Boat Show – Saturday, October 19, 2013, on the Waterfront in Georgetown, SC!

I think we all got a little distracted with the big fire on front street a few weeks ago, but the Wooden Boat Show is still on go, and is projected to be even bigger and better. It’s wonderful how the people in the Georgetown area have supported the recovery and those affected by the fire.

The Pawleys Island area of the Lowcountry is known for its ties to the coastal waters. As a matter of fact, Georgetown is South Carolina’s third oldest port city. So it goes without saying that the annual Wooden Boat Show (this is the 24^th) is a huge event!

This year’s selected artist for the 2013 event poster is Susan Tiller. She recreated and enhanced a valuable piece of Georgetown history with her painting titled “Dressed for the Occasion.” Her husband, Hank, suggested that she paint a pilot boat. Pilot boats help guide ships into harbors, either by leading them or by bringing a harbor captain who boards the ship and pilots it to the dock.

The painting is based on a vintage pilot boat photo of the W.D. Morgan which was taken on Dec. 19^th, 1905 when Georgetown celebrated its incorporation centennial with a street parade and a boat parade. For more information, visit www.woodenboatshow.com.

Georgetown’s annual Wooden Boat Show is just one of the reasons to love living in DeBordieu and the Pawleys Island area of South Carolina.

For the others, give me a call or shoot me an email. Whether you plan to consider real estate or not, it sure is fun connecting with folks who love the lowcountry as much as I do.

Email TroiKaz@DeBordieu.com, or call 843-455-4523. We can also connect on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and LinkedIn.

Jun 20 2013

DeBordieu Lowcountry Best Buy of the Week!

This week’s BEST BUY at DeBordieu the gated, ocean front community just south of Pawleys Island, SC, is 235 Sanderling! Obviously motivated, the sellers have just reduced the price of this 4 bedroom home to $589,000!

Located on one of the prettiest Cul-de-sacs in DeBordieu’s Private Golf Course Community, 235 Sanderling is a raised, Lowcountry style home with an elevator…. perfect for a primary residence or second home.

The main floor offers a Formal Dining Room with beautiful molding, wainscoating and hardwood floors,
Living Room with vaulted ceiling and spectacular window,

Kitchen open to Carolina and Breakfast Rooms,

and the Master Suite with a private screened porch.

Upstairs are 3 BRs and 2 Baths.

Other features include elevator, under house parking and storage, beautiful, mature trees and landscaping, and a large deck overlooking the 16th tees and fairway.

DeBordieu Colony is a very private community on the coast of South Carolina, between Charleston and Myrtle Beach, just south of Pawleys Island. In addition to miles of secluded beach, boat landing access to North Inlet, and a 24-hour manned security gate, the private, equity DeBordieu Club offers Pete Dye golf, a tennis center and an ocean front Beach Club with fine dining, a gazebo bar, two pools, and a playground. There is truly no place like DeBordieu. Come see for yourself.

May 03 2013

See Ya Saturday!

Pawleys Island and DeBordieu residents have two great events coming up this weekend!

The 17th Annual “Blessing of the Inlet” is all set for May 4, 2013 at Belin Memorial United Methodist Church – overlooking the greening marsh in Murrells Inlet. Belin (pronounced “blane like plane”) was established in 1925 and named for Reverend James L. Belin, a Methodist minister and generous area benefactor.

More than eight decades later, the idea for the annual Blessing was conceived in a Sunday school class as a way to give back to the one of the South’s most beloved fishing communities. From the start, the Blessing was intended to deliver fun, food and fellowship, and they’ve accomplished that mission and more. Dozens of vendors will be on hand – many of which will be serving mouthwatering local fare. There will be fun for kids of all ages. Hours are 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.

A smidge south in another of the Carolinas’ quaint fishing villages, the 37th Annual Lowcountry Shrimp Festival and Blessing of the Fleet (presented by the Roper St. Francis Mt. Pleasant Hospital) is being held on the same day, May 4, at the McClellanville Boat Landing. No kidding, this beautiful little town feels like a plunge into the past.

They have a full day of entertainment planned for the whole family … live music from two bands, the work of area artists on display, a special area devoted to kids and plenty of good eatin’ to keep hunger at bay. Hours are 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. One hundred percent of proceeds benefit the Archibald Rutledge Academy and the new Cape Romain Environmental Education Charter School.

Invite a few friends and bring the family to either or both of these spring-has-sprung events. There is no admission or parking fee and fun will be had come rain or shine. Both events share the goal of acknowledging fine fellowship and the blessings our Lord continues to pour out on our communities.

For more information about these great events, visit www.BlessingoftheInlet.com or www.LowcountryShrimpFestival.com.

For more information about real estate in DeBordieu, Pawleys Island, Murrells Inlet or McClellanville, contact Troi Kaz, 843-455-4523.

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