8 Boat House St, Bluffton, SC 29910

A distinctive corner lot address on Boat House Street introduces this impeccable Lowcountry residence—an intentional blend of warm, lived-in detail and resort-caliber proximity. Sited on a 0.1992-acre level lot in Palmetto Bluff’s Wilson Village, the home opens to private gardens and mature landscaping that frame a screened-in porch—perfect for long evenings after golf or a day on the water.

Inside, the plan unfolds across two stories and 2,801 square feet of thoughtfully appointed living space. The heart of the house is the gourmet kitchen, equipped with high-end appliances and ample prep surfaces that support casual breakfasts and larger gatherings. Adjoining the kitchen, an open living and dining area centers on a fireplace that anchors the home with Lowcountry character while the dedicated office offers quiet work-from-home functionality.

The primary suite and two additional bedrooms each deliver privacy and generous proportions, supported by 3.5 bathrooms finished in excellent condition. Practical systems—central air, heat pump heating, and a durable metal roof—complement the home’s timeless architectural details and low-maintenance yard. A screened porch creates an outdoor room that extends entertaining options and connects directly to the private garden setting.

What sets 8 Boat House Street apart is its location within walking distance of Palmetto Bluff’s most desirable amenities: the Clubhouse (0.2 mi), Wilson Landing Marina (0.3 mi), May River Golf Club (0.5 mi), and village dining and shopping. That proximity, combined with short-term rental eligibility and proven luxury rental demand in Wilson Village, positions this property as an attractive primary residence or income-producing opportunity. The house was crafted for people who value both refined finishes and a lifestyle defined by golf, boating, walking trails, and village conveniences.

Wilson Village at Palmetto Bluff combines village-scale dining and shopping with resort-style amenities—golf, marina access, and a clubhouse—framed by live oaks and salt marsh. The community favors active outdoor lifestyles: residents use village greenways, boating facilities, and on-site fitness/tennis offerings, while locally owned restaurants and markets make everyday living convenient. Schools in the Beaufort County district serve the area and the neighborhood’s quiet, walkable streets draw families and second-home buyers seeking both community and privacy.