Written by Palmetto Bluff
Sep 28, 2026
In West Wilson, one of Palmetto Bluff’s most sought-after neighborhoods, 32 Gilded Street pairs timeless Lowcountry architecture with rare privacy. Designed by Ludtke & Vaccaro and built by Castle Point Group in 2016, the home offers 4,823 heated square feet across a main residence, carriage house, and pool house, all set on nearly half an acre just an easy walk from Wilson Village.
The home is organized around a private courtyard pool and spa, for effortless indoor and outdoor living. Windows and sightlines are positioned so the courtyard feels like a natural extension of the interior rather than a separate feature. A standing-seam metal roof, steel-framed windows, tabby and brick detailing, exposed beams, and wide-plank flooring root the architecture firmly in Lowcountry tradition. The exterior’s craftsmanship and timeless designs offer a Lowcountry home made for generations.
Multiple outdoor living areas extend beyond the courtyard itself, giving the property several distinct spots to gather depending on the time of day or the size of the group. A detached pool house with a full bath adds a functional layer to the outdoor footprint, useful for pool days or for giving guests privacy and space.
The kitchen carries much of the home’s character. A substantial center island sits beneath soaring arched ceilings and exposed beams, balancing scale and warmth without feeling formal. Oversized windows pull natural light through the space, and the kitchen opens directly into the great room, dining area, and den. The flow between rooms makes everyday living easy, whether it’s a dinner party or an ordinary Tuesday.
A working pantry sits tucked behind the kitchen, out of sight but fully functional. It offers generous storage for items such as appliances and serving pieces, keeping the kitchen pristine without giving up storage or prep space. The pantry’s placement reflects a theme in the home’s design: convenience without disrupting the polish of the primary living areas.
The primary suite occupies the first floor, giving owners a clear separation from guest spaces. Guest accommodations are split between the second floor and the carriage house above the garage, a structure that works well for extended family or visitors who want their own entrance and privacy. That separation allows guests room to settle in.
A dedicated study adds a quiet workspace apart from the home’s more social rooms, suited to work-from-home days or simply a moment of privacy. Between the study, the carriage house, the pool house, and the courtyard’s outdoor living areas, the property offers several distinct yet connected areas.
Ownership at 32 Gilded Street comes with membership in the Palmetto Bluff Club, which gives access to the community’s full range of amenities. Memberships may include golf at the Jack Nicklaus-designed May River Golf Course, Crossroads, the King Collin’s 9-hole course, and Coore & Crenshaw’s Anson Point, along with wellness offerings, marina access, and a calendar of year-round programming. For those considering a second home in the Lowcountry, membership extends your property beyond its walls, connecting the home to Palmetto Bluff’s 20,000 acres of stunning landscape, including endless outdoor pursuits, trails, and river access.
West Wilson residents enjoy easy proximity to Wilson Village, Wilson Lawn and Racket Club, RT’s Market, May River Golf Course, and more. The home’s golf cart garage offers a short ride to Wilson Village’s restaurants and shops, plus the Bluff’s scenic waterfront views and winding trails.
Listed at $4,125,000, 32 Gilded Street is exactly what buyers look for in West Wilson: strong architecture, thoughtful scale, and a home designed for both daily living and entertaining. This property offers privacy, square footage, and proximity.
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