2234 Kemmerlin Street , Johns Island, SC 29455(Charleston County)

Welcome to 2234 Kemmerlin St, a beautifully designed 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home in the sought-after Oakfield community on Johns Island. Built in 2020 and offering nearly 3,000 sq ft of living space, this home blend modern elegance with everyday comfort. The open concept layout centers around a spacious living room featuring a cozy gas fireplace, flowing seamlessly into a formal dining room perfect for entertaining. The kitchen is a true standout, featuring a gas cooktop range, farmhouse sink, Quartz countertops, and a stylish tile backsplash - ideal for cooking and gathering alike. This home features a rare dual primary bedroom layout, with one primary suite on the main level and another upstairs - perfect for multigenerational living or providing private space for guests. A dedicated.. office or flex space on the main floor offers versatility for working from home, a playroom, or a hobby room. Upstairs, a generous loft opens to a charming front porch, adding even more living space to relax or entertain.

Step outside to enjoy the fully fenced backyard, complete with a newly laid brick patio- an inviting space for outdoor dining, entertaining, or quiet evenings under the stars. A detached two-car garage adds convenience and extra storage.

Located in the vibrant Oakfield community, residents enjoy access to amenities like a neighborhood pool, putting green, bocce court, walking trails, playgrounds, and scenic green spaces. Residents also enjoy regular food trucks and seasonal community events. Oakfield is 8 miles from Downtown Historic Charleston, 14 miles from Freshfields and Kiawah Island, just quick golf cart ride from Lowtide Brewery, Wild Olive, and Estuary Beans and Barley, and minutes away from Royal Tern, Lost Isle, Minero, The Natural, The Woodruff, Island Provisions, SOMM and The Heyday.

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