26 Red Knot Road is a six-bedroom, five-and-a-half bathroom home in the desirable River Road neighborhood whose architectural flair and measured craftsmanship set it as a prime example of modern Lowcountry luxury. With two balconies that gaze out over a sparkling lagoon and a rear screened porch which perfectly captures views of open green space, the natural beauty of Palmetto Bluff informs every sightline from its 4,280 square feet.

Envisioned by the architects at Allison Ramsey Architects, and thoughtfully crafted by Front Light Building Company, the home’s interior presents a refreshingly modern take on classic Lowcountry style. The rich textures of wood trim, exposed beams and wide-plank pine flooring can be found throughout, contrasting against crisp white walls that stretch to tall ceilings. The home’s central spaces revel in this contrast, with three French doors that open from the entry porch directly into the great room. Just opposite, the massive screened-in porch beckons you for year-round comfort among tabby-and-brick accents surrounding an outdoor fireplace.

The indulgent primary suite can also be found in this main living space, albeit tucked away for an exquisite sense of privacy. With its shiplap accent walls and barn doors, it’s a stylish slice of modern Lowcountry luxe with a grand walk-in closet and blissful ensuite bath with soaking tub and walk-in shower. The remaining bedrooms each provide their own elevated experience, literally and figuratively. In the main house, the sprawling second floor gives way to several spaces.

At one end, a massive bunk room with twin-over-queen custom bunks enjoys a spacious walk-in closet and ensuite bath. Another suite down the hall enjoys dual closets as well as a private en suite bath. Two more bedrooms, one of which could potentially serve as a flex space with access to the upper screened porch, share a private bath with dual-basin vanity and walk-in shower. Across the rear courtyard, atop the two-car garage with cart garage, a roomy carriage house enjoys elevated park views, kitchenette, large closet and private bath with tub and shower.

A bridge between the two major villages, River Road embraces a slightly more formal and classic nature. Still within the confines of Lowcountry architecture, this neighborhood reflects inspiration from historical periods of architecture and is influenced by homes in Charleston and Savannah. Symmetry, rhythm and classic proportions reflect the beauty and history of great Southern architecture. This classicism and formality extend into the landscape designs and manicured gardens.