Designed by acclaimed Kiawah Island architect Christopher Rose and immaculately constructed by David Moffly, each unique detail of this home was paid special attention to for the owner architectural connoisseur whose estates have been featured by the likes of Traditional Home magazine and Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites. This home is beautifully situated on the 13th hole of the world-renowned Ocean Course, with breathtaking views of the fairways, whitecaps edging the vast Atlantic, tranquil marsh, and the sky-reflecting waters of Ibis Pond. Its shingle-style exterior is perfectly classic, with fine accents including slate roof, Dutch gambrel rooflines, copper roof turret, grand brick chimneys, Hardie Shingle siding, a gorgeous pool and spa overlooking the views, barrel-vaulted entry porch, and windowed wooden carriage garage doorseach element timeless and impeccable. The spectacular terrace on the first floor of this immaculate manse is bluestone, with a columned porch that wraps around the endless views. A covered outdoor kitchen with Piedmont black limestone backsplash, built-in grill with custom hood, and single-basin sink is conveniently within reach of two outdoor dining areas, one with a striking stone floor-to-ceiling fireplace and access to the pool bath. The landscaping is striking with native trees and plants that open to the incredible views. Two additional levels of balconies overlook the views, granting fourth-story ocean and golf views that are simply stunning. If possible, the interior is yet more exquisite. Decorated by renowned interior designer Tammy Connor, whose award-winning work has been featured in books and acclaimed media properties including The New York Times, Washington Post, Garden & Gun, UK House & Garden, and Veranda, it features French oak floors throughout, extensive paneling of reclaimed and finequality cypress and chestnut wood, custom wooden ceilings, numerous fireplaces, and soothing hues of coast and marshland. The foyer is simply breathtaking with a grand staircase reminiscent of the finest historic homes in Charleston. Spiraling gracefully from the foyer up to a whitebeamed roof, it's exquisite with white floor-to-ceiling wainscoting and stairs of deep-stained wood immediately ahead is the game room, with walls of reclaimed cypress paneling from eastern North Carolina, coffered ceiling, a billiards table beside windows framing views of the golf course and sea, and a windowed full bar with seating for four, hammered stainless sink, Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer, icemaker, and floor-to-ceiling wine cellar. In the high-ceilinged west wing can be found four private guest suites as inviting as any primary suite elsewhere. In the first beautifully designed suite, one wall is devoted to glass doors and windows opening to the expansive terrace. The second suite is as delightful, with a four-post bed, wall of glass doors and windows leading to the rear porch, and expansive views of not only golf and ocean but Ibis Pond. Completing it is a high-windowed bath with his-and hers sinks in a marble-topped vanity, frameless-glass shower in lovely pale tile, pendant chandelier, and beautifully veined marble flooring. A glass door in the adjacent hall opens to the spacious guest porch, open to either side. To its far side are the residence's three most private guest suites, complete with their own two-story sitting room, staircase, and private balcony. On the first level is the children's suite with four shipready bunk beds, shoulder-high shiplap trim, and bath with twin sinks and wide-ledged soaking tub. The bedroom of the adjacent suite, which enjoys its own private balcony, streams with tree-dappled light from multiple windows on two sides. Its windowed bath is elegantly appointed with his-and-hers sinks and a spacious frameless-glass walk-in shower. Between the two is the guest sitting room with vaulted whitebeamed ceiling, clerestory windows, wide bay window, and staircase up to the estate's.