1207 Oak Harbor Boulevard

Welcome to 1207 Oak Harbor Blvd! This adorable island cottage is nestled amongst sprawling live oaks alongside the banks of Hamlin Creek on Isle of Palms. Featuring deep water access from your private dock (complete with a boat lift and floating dock) and located only 3 blocks from the sandy IOP beaches, you have found your dream lowcountry property! The home is tucked away on a picturesque private lot making you feel you are far away from it all, yet you are easy walking distance to the restaurants, entertainment and shopping of Front Beach IOP! The home itself is a charming classic beach house that has been updated for easy comfortable island living.You enter the well-manicured grounds through stately river rock columns that frame the driveway and are instantly awed by the gorgeoustrees for which the property is named. "Twisted Oak" was built in 1947 and has only improved with age.

The first thing that captures your attention is the large screened front porch complete with swing bed and plenty of room for al fresco dining and gathering with family and friends. From there you enter the home into the dining and kitchen area that has been updated over the years and features stainless appliances and ample storage.
Beautiful wood floors flow throughout the home in a unique diagonal pattern adding character and warmth to the bedrooms and living area. The bedrooms are large and have ensuite baths and generous closet space. The large family room with a gas fireplace and the sunroom on the back of the home offer incredible deep-water views of Hamlin Creek and make perfect gathering spots. The backyard features even more live oaks, lush landscaping and endless water views. The backyard is fully fenced and has a locked gate leading out to the covered dock where you will find a 10,000lb boatlift, floating dock, fish cleaning station and ample space for fun in the sun! The sunsets from this dock are the perfect end to island days. This property is a must-see for anyone looking for a special deep-water home in the Lowcountry.