112 ocean boulevard

Positioned along the most prestigious stretch of coastline on Isle of Palms, known as Millionaire's Row, this extraordinary oceanfront estate represents one of the Lowcountry's most significant residential offerings. Set on nearly two acres of pristine Atlantic shoreline, the property spans 7,000 square feet of architectural excellence, blending timeless craftsmanship with effortless coastal sophistication in a setting defined by sweeping ocean views and rare privacy. A dramatic arrival begins through custom alder wood doors, revealing interiors where refined finishes meet relaxed seaside living.Soaring pine-beamed ceilings crown the formal dining room, while hand-selected 100-year-old Italian tiles and bespoke architectural detailing establish a sense of heritage and permanence rarely found in modern coastal construction. At the heart of the home, a chef's kitchen designed for both performance and entertaining features Sub-Zero refrigeration, a Viking range, and a striking central island. Expansive living spaces anchored by a stone fireplace open toward panoramic Atlantic vistas, creating a seamless transition between interior elegance and the natural beauty beyond. Outdoors, the ocean becomes your private backdrop. A resort-style saltwater pool and spa overlook the shoreline, while expansive decks and trellised lounge areas set the stage for unforgettable evenings framed by sea breezes and golden sunsets. Seven bedrooms, including six private guest retreats with spa-inspired baths and balconies, offer exceptional comfort and privacy. The primary suite is a sanctuary unto itself, opening to a private oceanfront terrace where sunrise over the Atlantic becomes a daily ritual. Designed for seamless coastal living, the estate includes a private elevator, three laundry rooms, generous garage and storage space, and an outdoor shower just steps from the beach. Homes on Millionaire's Row are rarely available and impossible to replicate. This is more than an oceanfront residence, it is a landmark estate on one of the most coveted stretches of coastline in the Southeast.