72 Front Street

Property facts

Price

$350,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

County

Beaufort County

Annual taxes (2025)

$2,727

Association fee

$2,010 monthly

MLS #

12040131

Description

Rare opportunity to own one of the few remaining waterfront homesites in the private, gated community of Bermuda Bluff Island. Lot 72 offers an impressive .72 acres of pristine Lowcountry landscape, perfectly positioned along the salt marshes and deep waters of the Beaufort River. Framed by gorgeous, mature Live Oaks and native palm trees, this exceptional property serves as the ultimate canvas for a custom luxury home. Wake up to awesome, panoramic water views and enjoy front-row seating to the changing tides, coastal wildlife, and golden sunsets that define South Carolina's sea islands. Bermuda Bluff successfully blends remote, natural tranquility with modern convenience and upscale neighborhood amenities. Property owners enjoy direct water access via the community's private tidal creek boat launch, a fabulous deep-water dock with a day docking float, a clubhouse, tennis courts, and a refreshing community swimming pool. While the setting feels like a private island retreat, you are only a short 15 minute drive from convenient shopping/grocery centers and just 20 minutes from the historic charm, shopping, and dining of downtown Beaufort. Bring your custom builder and design a coastal masterpiece tailored to take full advantage of this unparalleled and increasingly rare riverfront location.--

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