Not every home has a marsh-view, but 210 Cotton Dike offers this lowcountry desire! With beautiful curb appeal, many renovations, a great floor plan and a picturesque view, you'll want to see this home! The marsh-view greets you as soon as you enter the foyer, as the great room features large sliding glass doors presenting a beautiful landscape of trees, marsh, and water. The great room itself is inviting, having high ceilings, a fireplace with surrounding built-ins, and being open to the kitchen and dining area. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, trendy lighting fixtures, a cozy breakfast area, and is open to the dining space where the pictorial view is visible while you dine. The primary bedroom engages you with the marsh as well featuring a large window for viewing and access to the screened porch. The recently remodeled en-suite is beautifully tiled and has dual sinks and a walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and an office/den are offered in this one-story home. A wonderful screened porch leads to a deck providing the perfect outdoor space for socializing, dining, or relaxing in the presence of nature the lowcountry is famous for. Other notable features in this home include new water heater, new roof and flooring in 2020, and recently painted exterior. This move-in ready home is part of the private, waterfront community of Dataw Island. The island offers lowcountry living at its best, taking advantage of the Morgan River and Jenkins Creek surronding the island, along with weather to support amenities year round. Two golf courses, tennis, pickleball, croquet, indoor and outdoor pool, fitness club, marina, docks, two restaurants, and so much more are offered. Beautifully landscaped streets, water and wildlife to gaze upon, and trails and docks to explore, this island supplies the opportunities to keep you in awe! Membership in the Dataw Island Club is required.
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