DESCRIPTION

John Cochran, standing high on the bluff of the Chechesse Creek in 1706, looked over miles of tidal marsh to the forest of the mainland and picked this very spot to build his Trading Post. Ask any Spring Islander and they will all say this is the premium location on Spring Island! The Bluff at Walker Landing was created as a village to reflect the unmistakable style of historic South Carolina villages, such as Georgetown and Beaufort. Nationally acclaimed architect Jim Strickland, founder of Historical Concepts, created the land and home plan for 8 Pinckney Point. This neighborhood can never be duplicated and is unmatched on Spring Island. This home’s location is ideal in the sense that your boat slip is at your garden gate. The Sports Center, Post Office, and River House are steps away. The views of boats sliding by and dolphins fishing are constant. While away hours on your porch, enjoying the fragrant Jasmine, gardenia and roses in your garden. This home is perfect for a couple who travel, and enjoy life. Encourage family and friends to visit; there is plenty of room and privacy. All guest suites are set apart so everyone has their own space. The first floor is ideal for spacious entertaining, offering an ample and open floor plan. A paneled study, and additional office to manage the household; separate guest suites and one of the two master suites. Second floor has an additional master with a wonderful sleeping porch, sitting area and two other separate bedrooms. This home is being offered by the original owners. Homes in this neighborhood rarely are offered for sale.