3293 Center Rd.

Discover a rare Lowcountry sanctuary at 3293 Center Road—a nearly 15-acre private waterfront estate with direct access to the deep, quiet waters of the Black River. A world away yet just minutes from historic Georgetown and an hour from Charleston, this property blends timeless craftsmanship and breathtaking natural beauty into a lifestyle that feels worlds apart. Freshly updated with a new roof and fresh interior and exterior paint, this home showcases enduring materials and true Southern craftsmanship. Inside, you’ll find marble and Brazilian cypress floors, mahogany doors, Anderson windows, Baldwin brass fixtures, custom built-ins, and hand-cut moldings—details rarely found in new builds today. Designed for gathering, the kitchen features a Dacor gas range with double ovens and a sun-filled breakfast room that welcomes the morning light. Glass double doors open to a spacious deck overlooking your private acreage, a peaceful space to enjoy quiet mornings and cool evening breezes. The primary suite on the main floor offers privacy and comfort with his-and-hers walk-in closets and a generous en-suite bath. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms and two full baths provide plenty of space for family and guests. A two-car garage with workshop, plus a separate boat carport, offers ample storage for tools, gear, and river toys. Follow the wooded path beneath a canopy of mature trees to your private dock on the Black River. Surrounded by the natural rhythms of river life, this is a place where fishing, boating, or simply sitting with the sound of gently flowing water is just steps from your back door. With a public landing nearby, river adventures to Winyah Bay and beyond await you. Blending elegance, privacy, and a true connection to nature, 3293 Center Road is more than a home—it’s a rare Lowcountry retreat. A home that doesn’t just change your address—it changes your pace, your peace, your life. Exclusive riverfront estates are few and far between—reserve your private showing before this rare opportunity slips away.