200 brandon way

Experience timeless Lowcountry elegance at 200 Brandon Way, a beautifully crafted home nestled beneath a canopy of majestic live oaks along DeBordieu’s famed golf course. Overlooking the scenic #4 Green and a tranquil pond, this residence combines classic coastal architecture with refined interior design—perfect for those seeking both comfort and sophistication. Step inside to discover rich hardwood floors and inviting natural light that set the tone for gracious living. The family room centers around a warm gas fireplace, creating a perfect gathering space, while the stunning office/library offers custom cabinetry, rich built-ins, and a quiet retreat for work or reading. The gourmet kitchen features granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, a work island, and an eat-in dining area overlooking the lush backyard and just off a stunning formal Dining Room. A large walk-in pantry and convenient half bath add to the home’s thoughtful functionality. The primary suite is a private sanctuary, complete with its own gas fireplace, his-and-her vanities, a spa-inspired bath with claw-foot tub and spacious shower, and generous walk-in closets. Upstairs, guests and family will enjoy three oversized bedrooms and two large full baths, each designed for comfort and privacy. Outdoor living takes center stage with a gracious front porch perfect for greeting neighbors and a large rear porch overlooking the peaceful pond and golf course beyond. On the ground level, there’s ample storage for golf carts, bikes, boats, and more—ideal for a coastal lifestyle. Located within the private, gated community of DeBordieu Colony, residents enjoy access to unparalleled natural beauty from oceanfront to marshland and optional access to championship Pete Dye-designed golf course, private beach club, tennis and fitness facilities, dining at the clubhouse and Blue Heron Beach Grill. Whether full-time or part-time, 200 Brandon Way offers a lifestyle that perfectly captures the essence of the South Carolina coast—gracious, relaxed, and undeniably DeBordieu.