Lighthouse Point

Comprised of mostly brick ranch homes constructed in the 1960’s, the James Island neighborhood of Lighthouse Point is an affordable option for those who are interested in fixing and upgrading property. The neighborhood also boasts several newer homes with spacious floor plans and water views. Residents of Lighthouse Point enjoy easy access to the many amenities that James Island has to offer, while downtown Charleston is only a short distance away. Some of the community’s homes are also constructed on a tidal creek or other bodies of water, providing residents with opportunities to enjoy water-based activities. Read More

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559 Schooner Road

Charleston, Sc 29412

$2,500,000

4 Beds
3 Full Baths
1 Half Baths
2,600 SqFt

Perfectly Positioned On A True Tidal Creek With Boat Ramp Just Moments From Deep Water Access, This Exceptional Waterfront Property Combines An Extraordinary, No-expense-spared Studs-to-subfloor R...

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662 Schooner Road

Charleston, Sc 29412

$530,000

3 Beds
2 Full Baths
1,284 SqFt

Welcome To 662 Schooner Road, A Charming Brick Ranch Nestled In The Highly Desirable Lighthouse Point Community On James Island. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath Home Offers An Open-concept Layout With Brig...

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