342 Corley Street is a short-term rental four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath fully furnished Southern Coastal-style home enjoying gorgeous, elevated views across a sparkling lake and into the heart of Palmetto Bluff’s Moreland Village. From its unique perspective atop a massive multi-car garage on the ground floor, the home’s sightlines dazzle with sweeping views of the setting sun across the water.

Architect Allison Ramsey designed the home to take full advantage of this perspective, with Front Light Building Company crafting it with exceptional artistry. The amazement begins from the curb, greeting you with entry stairs that ascend to the wide front porch. Behind that stair, dual doors open to a sprawling multi-car garage with an option for a future elevator and access to a secluded ground-floor screened patio with fireplace and hot tub.

Atop those stairs, 2,716 heated square feet exult in elevated views, sophisticated materials and architectural brilliance. In the great room, wide-plank hardwood flooring runs to shiplap walls, set against custom trim rising to tall ceilings. From the brick surrounds of the gas fireplace to the rich timbers of floating shelves, it’s a rich tapestry of materials in a space illuminated by plentiful windows.

Open to the great room and the foyer through a brilliantly designed wall of windows, the expansive kitchen centers on a unique T-shaped center island offering bar seating. Surrounding it, gleaming quartz counters contrast against taupe shiplap, with stylish upgrades like a gas stove beneath a custom hood and custom cabinetry. At the far end of the great room, the second floor screened patio basks in waterfront beauty with fireplace and grilling station.

A further suite on the first floor is joined by the sizable primary suite with windows that gaze out on the water, dual walk-in closets and large en suite with garden tub and standing shower. Two full second-story suites flank a spacious gaming or reading room with custom built-ins and gorgeous lake views.

A perfect home base for exploring, Moreland Village is settled where forest, marsh, and waterway meet to create a distinctive, naturally stunning environment. Trails connect the community and lead to convenient amenities and intimate gathering spaces in the forest and along the water’s edge.

Taking cues from the history of the land, the more rural and informal Moreland breaks from traditional interpretations of Lowcountry style. Architecture here blurs the lines between indoors and out and promotes engagement with nature. With a more contemporary vision, home details include exposed rafter tails, lower sloped roofs, larger expanses of glass, cable handrails, steel windows and doors, and numerous porches.