Rafael Zenke

One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. In a market where many homes offer a "glimpse" of the water, this Isle of Palms residence delivers a 180-degree panoramic masterpiece. Positioned at the tip of a peninsula on a rare oversized lot with 120 feet of deep-water frontage, this property is designed for the serious mariner and the uncompromising entertainer. The "Hook" is immediate: a deep-water dock equipped with a boat lift, situated on a wide channel that offers effortless access to Boca Ciega Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. This isn't just waterfront; it’s a frontline seat to the best of Florida’s coastal lifestyle. Inside, the home has been meticulously engineered for peace of mind. Beyond the aesthetic of European cabinetry and porcelain tile lies a "Fortress" mindset—featuring 56-inch commercial-grade flood barriers and a pristine recent four-point inspection. The layout is intelligently tiered, featuring two primary suites—one on the main level for ease and a second upstairs sanctuary that captures the sweeping open bay vistas. Two additional full sized bedrooms and a full bath complete the lower level. Whether you are launching kayaks from your private slip or hosting sunset cocktails by the heated pool and spa, the atmosphere is one of refined seclusion. You aren't just buying 2,774 square feet of luxury; you are securing one of the most significant waterfront footprints on Treasure Island. The water is wide, the dock is ready, and the opportunity is singular. Welcome home to the Isle of Palms.