If you are a horse enthusiast who also loves the beach, we may have just the property for you.Located on Coffin Point's famed Avenue of Oaks, this 3-acre home offers 2 pastures, plus a 4-stall stable with a tack room and separate storage areas for grain and hay.And, on top of all this, you are right down the street from the private beach access for Coffin Point property owners.20 Avenue of Oaks has just been reduced to $265,000If you are not a horse owner, the stables and pastures could have rental potential.. This property offers a grandeur street entry that is aligned with magnificent Live Oak trees with its Spanish Moss draping from the branches.This home is a mile from community beach access, and an easy drive to Hunting National State Park, with its 5,000-acres and has approximatel... 05/19/2016

Anyone who has been in this businiess knows people can make some pretty ludicrous requests.Just yesterday day, after completing a home inspection on behalf of my buyer-clients, the inspector sent me following text, "You owe me a car wash!"My response?"You got it, my friend. Thanks a bunch."At some point, we all go abovoe and beyond in this business, and home inspectors are no different. This inspector, Wade Tholen, got stuck in 2 feet of standing water last week trying to acess this same 3-acre property, and was fortunate to be pulled out by a neighbor with a tractor.After several days of sunny weather, Wade went out yesterday to try again.He made it, but not before accumulating an enormous coating of mud on his vehicle..Kudos, Wade, for your doggedness and determination.  11/16/2015

A few weeks after arriving in Beaufort, SC, from Atlanta, in the spring of 1996, I noticed something -- It never seemed to rain in Beaufort. Indeed, for weeks on end, it seemed I rarely noticed a cloud. To be sure, it rains in Beaufort, SC. In fact, one of my favorite things in the whole world is an early evening thunderstorm. Suffice it to say, my first impressions of Beaufort were terrific. Almost seventeen years later, life keeps getting better in Beaufort. Rarely do you go out and not encounter a familiar face. And even the not-so-familiar faces tend to be  happy ones. The photo above is from the Avenue of Oaks, in an area we call Coffin Point. The Avenue of Oaks is about 20 to 25 minutes due east of downtown Beaufort. I was meeting with a homeowner a few days back, and, although I ... 01/18/2013