Home in Kiawah Island, SC

The immaculate residence at 68 New Settlement Road is pleasingly situated on the lapping waters of Bass Pond located in the coveted Rhett's Bluff neighborhood. It also enjoys an infinity-edge, heated saltwater pool with curved edge and built-in spa overlooking the picturesque, wide water views (can be heated for $175 per day plus tax, four day min required).
Measuring nineteen feet in both directions under a white shiplap ceiling, the living area features a conversation area and a wall of modern sliding glass doors opens to the residence's rear covered terrace with its private outdoor dining room; when fully open, they transform the space into an indoor/outdoor room.
The kitchen is open to both living and dining spaces. Its centerpiece is the chef's wall, where there is a WolfA® gas cooktop and dual ovens. The center island seats three at its breakfast bar. All of the top-tier appliances are of stainless steel, including the Sub-ZeroA® bottom-freezer refrigerator.. A walk-through pantry with refrigerator drawers leads to a large laundry room.
In the dining space the table will easily seat eight. A French door opens to the rear terrace leading to the screened porch with its outdoor kitchen. There, modern seating is ideal for coming from the pool for cold drinks.
Beyond the kitchen and dining area is the breakfast nook, offering some of the best views of all the estate. Surrounded by rows of large windows, it's comfortably furnished for coffee and conversation for four.
The primary suite lies to the opposite side of the living room, French doors sliding open to the screened porch are striking. Juliet doors open to its bath with his-and-hers sinks separated by ceiling-height cabinetry, a soaking tub with elegant black rim set beneath windows, and a walk-in shower with a wide rain shower head, frameless glass to two sides, and built-in bench.
The home office completes the main level. Entirely clad in wood for a private lodge feel, it enjoys plantation-shuttered windows overlooking the treetops to two sides.
The guest quarters and sitting area fill the second floor.
Stylish barn doors open to the center guest suite, currently set up as a guest sitting room with cushioned seating in tones of sea and sky (does have a sofa bed for an extra guest, serving as the 5th bedroom). Glass doors open to a rear balcony with incredible views and an outdoor sitting room. This space shares a bath with a corner bedroom and also accessed via a barn door.
The remaining guest suites each enjoy lovely views through plantation-shuttered windows, cozily angled ceilings, and their own access to baths containing beautifully done showers with sliding doors of mounted glass. The corner suites feature his-and-hers closets, and the front suite a walk-in closet.

Non smoking, no pets and no events will be permitted, no exceptions. Fireplace is off limits for guest use. The house does have an elevator that extends only from the garage to the first floor, it is available upon request for mobility challenged guests.

When you stay with ESPM for 3-21 nights you will receive a valuable credit of up to $280 (amount dependent on length of stay) to use toward beach gear, bikes, etc. Credit may not be available for last minute bookings, 48 hours notice is required.

As our guest, you will have access to 5 Championship Golf Courses – including The Ocean Course – the location of the 2021 PGA Championship; The Kiawah Island Resort Tennis Center - #1 ranked by Tennis Resorts Online; Free Wireless Internet Access;. Local Property Management staff is on hand in case of emergencies and their friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable staff can assist you with any needs throughout your stay. No smoking and no pets allowed.

Upon booking you will be sent a rental agreement to review and complete online. Your booking is not confirmed until this document has been submitted.

Town of Kiawah business license # RBL25-000100, max occupancy 12, 2 driveway spots available, fines issued by Town of $150 and up for additional vehicles and prohibited vehicles, guests are responsible for fines incurred