Imagine coming home to a vacation. Nestled within a maritime forest along the marsh, 415 Corley Street feels less like a residence and more like a secluded boutique retreat in the heart of the Lowcountry. Designed by Pearce Scott Architects, the home is defined by soaring ceilings, expansive windows, and light-filled living spaces that blur the line between indoors and out. Multiple porches and a sweeping observation deck offer breathtaking views across the tidal marsh, creating a constant connection to the surrounding landscape.
“From the use of warm, earthy wood finishes to the carefully curated interior and exterior color palettes, the home feels as though it organically emerges from the marshfront setting itself. Positioned to maximize privacy and immersion in nature, it evokes the feeling of a secluded coastal preserve — yet remains just steps from club restaurants, pools, boat landing, and an array of other amenities and activities.”
Amanda Curtrer, Palmetto Bluff Real Estate Company


Follow the winding path to the firepit and lose yourself in the sounds and stillness of nature, or enjoy a leisurely bike ride to a fitness class or dinner at Cole’s in Moreland Village. Thoughtfully designed for gathering, the home offers ample accommodations for family and friends, with each guest room having a view of the lush natural surroundings. Above the carriage house, a finished apartment provides the ideal private retreat for extended stays—or an exceptional short-term rental opportunity.




Wilson Lawn & Racquet continues to elevate the member experience at Palmetto Bluff, with new talent, fresh programming, and memorable ways to enjoy time on the courts and lawns. From an accomplished new pickleball professional to the Club’s first croquet l...
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