Lake Home For Sale
There's just something about the black tidal rivers in the ACE Basin that soothes the soul! Come take a peek at this amazing brick ranch home offering a million-dollar view overlooking the mouth of Chessee & Horsehoe Creek. Minutes from the Ashepoo River where you will see some of South Carolina's most impressive views from your boat. The Ashepoo is the shortest of the three rivers making up the ACE Basin, providing an abundance of wildlife. From the upper reaches originating in the blackwater swamps outside Walterboro, the river flows 42 miles, winding its way through the Lowcountry before emptying into Saint Helena Sound. Outdoor enthusiasts will absolutely love the boating, kayaking, fishing and just relaxing that this one of kind home can offer.This home boasts 5 bedrooms and 2 full baths freshly painted inside and out. Spacious family room with a fireplace and large kitchen plus the screened porch provides the perfect outdoor living area! Enjoy the firepit area in the yard and plenty of extra storage for your outdoor toys. Don't miss your opportunity to be in the heart of the ACE Basin!Property Details
- Beds: 5
- Baths: 2.0
- Year Built: 1976
- Location: Chessey Lake
- Acres: 1.150
- Lakefront: Yes
- Lakeview: Yes
- County: Colleton County
- Community: Chessee River
- Heat/AC: Fireplace
- Siding: Brick, Brick Veneer
- Roof:
- Fireplaces: Has Fireplace
- MLS #: 24019377
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Listing Agent: Terri Cole, COLE & ASSOCIATES, 843-549-6611, 843-549-6611 Listing Site, Listing Status: Active
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| Ad Number : | 5214750 |
| Viewed: | 58 times |
| Added: | Jul 31, 2024 |
| Updated on: | Sep 09, 2024 |
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