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Six Palmetto Bluff Homes That Redefine Outdoor Living

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Contemporary and Comfortable: 63 Marsh Rabbit Street

Outdoor living takes center stage with a broad screened porch that opens fully to the main living area through a multi-slide wall of glass, creating seamless year-round flow. The space extends into a private courtyard oasis, anchored by a gas fireplace, with a wet bar and grilling patio designed for effortless entertaining. Tranquil courtyard views throughout enhance the sense of privacy and connection to the outdoors.

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European Elegance Defined: 11 Skeet Road

European-inspired architecture and thoughtful details are centered around a private courtyard garden and tranquil fountain with an elegant breezeway entry. The large screened porch with a brick fireplace allows for year-round outdoor living in Palmetto Bluff’s River Road community.

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A Gourmet Gathering Space On The Water: 42 Flicker Street

Complete with an imported outdoor pizza oven, 42 Flicker Street is designed for effortless outdoor living. Enjoy a screened porch with a fireplace, a covered balcony overlooking the water, and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. A private covered dock offers easy access to the inland waterway—perfect for a relaxing post-dinner cruise.

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Expansive and Exclusive: 11 Headwaters

Set on more than 24 acres, this Headwaters estate property offers lush landscaping, serene maritime forest surroundings, and peaceful marshside views. Wander along winding woodland trails, unwind on the expansive green lawn—perfect for the pups—or launch a morning kayak from the private dock.

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An Outdoor Oasis: 417 Corley Street

This three-level home in Moreland Village is crafted for both active outdoor living and relaxed retreat. Unwind in the spacious game room, take a refreshing dip in the pool or spa, or gather for happy hour on the power-screened porch, complete with an impressive outdoor kitchen and sweeping marsh views.

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Poolside Perfection: 33 Lupine

Spend the summer (or the entire year) unwinding at 33 Lupine, where days are best spent floating in the pool or soaking in the spa. Stroll along striking bluestone walkways and porches to the open-air cabana, ideal for effortless outdoor entertaining. On the rear porch, an electric screen invites gentle Lowcountry breezes at the touch of a button.

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