228 Haddrell Street

228 Haddrell Street offers true deep water living in the heart of the Old Village. Set along Shem Creek with deep water at all tides, you can leave and return without checking a tide chart. Walk down to your private dock with two 40-foot slips, power, and water, and be in Charleston Harbor within minutes. This home was intentionally designed around the water, where nearly every room captures marsh and creek views. From the main living spaces to the bedrooms, the water is always in sight. The layout and window placement pull the outside in, making the setting part of daily life rather than just a backdrop. Reimagined with Beau Clowney, the home feels like something out of a design magazine. Clean lines, layered textures, and thoughtful details throughout. This was a full renovation, inside and out. The kitchen is both beautiful and functional, centered around a La Cornue range, Subzero refrigerator and separate freezer, and two Bosch dishwashers. Urban Electric fixtures anchor the space and add warmth and character. The bathrooms were completely rebuilt with a timeless, tailored feel. Even the laundry room was redesigned with double washers and dryers and custom storage. Nothing feels overlooked. The first floor is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, with formal living and dining rooms flowing naturally into the eat-in kitchen - all oriented toward the water. The primary suite is privately positioned away from the main living areas and includes two large walk-in closets, a soaking tub, separate shower, and an enclosed sunroom overlooking the marsh that works equally as well as a gym, office, or quaint retreat. Upstairs are three generous guest bedrooms and two full baths, each continuing the connection to the marsh and creek views. Outside, the design continues. A heated and chilled pool with spa overlooks the marsh, alongside a covered dining area and outdoor fireplace. The transition from inside to outside is seamless. The improvements go well beyond finishes. The core systems and structure have been addressed: - New HardiePlank siding - New impact windows and exterior doors - New solid core interior doors - New porch metal roof in 2023 - Main shingle roof replaced December 2018 - All new flooring - Interior and exterior freshly painted - Fully updated plumbing with Polybutylene removed - Upstairs HVAC replaced 2021, downstairs 2018 - Tankless Rinnai water heater replaced 2021 The home is raised construction with a full garage below - a major advantage over many older creek houses, offering better elevation and stronger structural standards. Start the day with coffee overlooking the marsh, spend the morning fishing or cruising straight from your dock, walk or golf cart to Pitt Street Bridge and end the evening watching the sunset from the pool. This is a rare combination of deep water at all tides, water views from nearly every room, a fully renovated home, and a pool in the heart of the Old Village. Very few properties check all of those boxes.