65 Marsh Rabbit is a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath cottage style home located in the highly desirable River Road neighborhood of Palmetto Bluff. Set at the edge of a wooded area, and enjoying a prime location on open green park space, it takes full advantage of the scenery from its .23 acres thanks to a massive screened-in front porch illuminated by gaslight lanterns.

Crafted by J. Parker with architecture by Court Atkin, this home’s boldly modern style complements its natural surroundings. Wide plank wood floors run throughout the beautifully opened main living spaces, lending natural texture to a palette of contemporary finishes informing a balanced sense of style. The living room’s soaring vaulted ceilings, crossed by exposed beams, create a lofty airiness above the brick fireplace and built-in cabinets and shelving.

Beyond the geometric lighting and marbled center island of the kitchen, craftsman style cabinets and a custom range hood speak to the thoughtful elegance of the home’s design. Flanked on one end by a wide pantry leading to a grilling porch and on the other end by stately formal dining, this space serves as an eye-catching heart of the home.

Heading past the powder room and spacious laundry of the rear corridor, we find an owner’s entrance ringed by the home’s three expansive suites. While the first two are a study in craftsmanship, delighting with custom millwork, ample footprint and private en suites, the primary suite stands apart thanks to elegant design touches like a shiplap ceiling and massive en suite bath with soaking tub.

Informed by a singularly modern design, this home’s breezy open spaces transition to cozy comfort for a lifestyle as comfortable as it is grand. And with its inspiring views of manicured landscaping, it’s an ideal spot to immerse yourself in the sophisticated wonder of Palmetto Bluff.

An extension of Wilson Village, the River Road neighborhood continues the established character of Wilson Village while also being adjacent to the 120-acre River Road Preserve. More classic, period details give the architecture a slightly more formal feel in this neighborhood. Known as the Garden District of Palmetto Bluff, the River Road neighborhood was thoughtfully designed to incorporate community green spaces, staying true to the Lowcountry landscape and integrating the natural environment into the neighborhood.