This six bedroom, six and a half bath Charlestonian style vacation home is located in Palmetto Dunes. The second row Hilton Head masterpiece was decorated impeccably down to the last detail.

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From the grand entrance, you walk up fourteen steps to the first floor veranda with 5 ceiling fans, teak furniture, and slight ocean view. The outside bar area has a small refrigerator, sink, rotisserie Viking grill, and bar stools for two. After dinner relax in the five lounge chairs or take a dip in the heated pool and jacuzzi.* The first floor media room has a large screen TV, DVD, 100 disc CD player, and stereo with tape player. This room, along with the remaining rooms has surround sound. There is a sectional sofa, one oversized chair and two chairs. There is a hidden bedroom off of the media room with bunk beds. The attached bathroom has a glass shower and can also be used as a guest bath. A bar off the media room is fully equipped with all the bar essentials, refrigerator, dishwasher, and coffee service. The first floor also consists of a king bedroom with flat screen TV and chair. The private bath has a glass shower and walk in closet. The third bedroom has a queen bed, flat screen TV, and chair. There is a glass shower and closet off the bathroom. The fourth bedroom has a king bed with TV and private bathroom with a glass shower and closet. The fifth bedroom is the second master suite and has a king bed, flat screen TV, private bathroom with a glass shower and closet. There is also an elevator. The kitchen features top of the line appliances, granite countertops, warming oven, large island, and breakfast bar for five. A table for ten is located off the kitchen. The kitchen opens to the family room. The master suite has a king bed, TV, chair, and balcony. The private bathroom encompasses a steam room, “rain forest feeling” glass shower and large jacuzzi tub. There is also an enormous walk in closet. Located off the master bedroom is a half bath for guests use.

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