Motivated Sellers! The Sarah Grant House, named for its remarkable original owner, is situated in Maryfield, one of the most desirable areas of the Historic District. Built in the early 1900s, this unique property offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved piece of Daufuskie Island history.This extraordinary property sits high on a bluff overlooking miles and miles of open marsh grass, Intracoastal waterway, and stunning sunset views. 30+ mature palms + oaks dripping in Spanish moss and serene quiet will make you feel like you are worlds away.This expansive property features 2 dwellings- a main house, deemed historically significant, as well as an adorable separate guest cottage.Turn key down to the silverware, being offered fully furnished. Currently operating on Airbnb, both dwellings have a strong short-term rental + retail history. The main house comfortably accommodates 8 and the cottage sleeps 3.Offering a highly sought after work/home opportunity for a potential business, and more, the separate cottage would be an ideal artists studio or writers retreat, recently operated as a popular island boutique w/ one of the island's only grandfathered-in signs on the main road.Fully renovated and professionally decorated, the main home boasts a spacious open layout, exposed beam ceiling, chef's kitchen w/water views, antique iron fireplace, newly updated bathrooms, new interior/exterior paint, new plumbing, electrical, new light fixtures throughout, and so much more. Oozing w/ character, you must see in person to appreciate how truly special it is. The recent renovations complement the character of the home, such as artisan crafted woodwork, stained glass, and heart pine throughout, creating a soulful, yet relaxed island aesthetic. The property has been featured in multiple publications. Noteworthy owners/occupants include an Atlanta artist who handcrafted the home's elaborate wood details, and a celebrated Myrtle Beach writer and philanthropist known for his eclectic poetry. No HOA or flood insurance required. With a commercial-sized well, access to the Maryfield neighborhood well for a small yearly fee is optional. Potential for direct creek access, the property once had a dock permit originally envisioned for a commercial oyster business. A short drive to the county docks and boat ramp, Historic District residents may enjoy motor vehicles, boats on trailers, gardens, chickens, workshops, home-based businesses and short-term rentals.
