226 Old House Lane

226 Old House Lane is a beautifully renovated and completely turnkey home on private Dewees Island. The property is situated on what feels like a peninsula, with the Wildlife Sanctuary to the east and the ICW to the west; there is a constant coastal breeze. The exterior features fresh paint, new windows and doors, a new third-story deck, two new outdoor showers, a new grinder pump, a raised electrical box, and a new tankless water heater. The front porch overlooks the Intracoastal Waterway, while the rear screened porch overlooks the island's wildlife sanctuary. A private screened porch off the primary bedroom provides another vantage point overlooking the ICW. Inside, the home has been renovated with new white oak flooring throughout, white oak beams, fresh paint, new lighting,ceiling fans, receptacles, solid wood interior doors and hardware, trim, and baseboards. The home also features a fire suppression system throughout, checked annually by the fire department. The kitchen features custom cabinetry, honed beach-sand countertops, and a premium appliance package including a color-matched Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf range, Wolf oven and microwave, Miele dishwasher, and new hood vent. A new sliding glass door opens directly to the rear porch. The adjacent wet bar includes reverse-osmosis water for drinking and ice, a Sub-Zero ice maker, and a Sub-Zero wine cooler. The bathrooms have been completely updated with new vanities, brushed-brass fixtures, tiled showers and floors, and modern touch-to-flush toilets with bidet features and heated seats. Bluetooth-enabled vent fans add another thoughtful touch. The home is being offered fully furnished, with new furnishings throughout, including beds, couches, rugs, artwork, accessories, linens, and towels. A new washer and dryer are also included, and all porch furniture is included. Also included are a six-seat golf cart, four-seat golf cart, multiple kayaks, bikes, and fishing gear. Dewees Island offers a rare private island lifestyle protected by a permanent conservation easement and surrounded by approximately three miles of private beach. Residents enjoy ferry access from Isle of Palms Marina, a private marina with boat slips and multiple docks, plus a community clubhouse with guest suites, a gym, a pool, tennis, pickleball, a soccer/heliport field, and a full-time naturalist. The island also has its own fire department, reverse-osmosis water plant, sewer system, and buried power lines. Amazon, Whole Foods, Walmart, and USPS deliveries arrive directly at the dock.