123 Nobels Point St Daniel Island, SC 29492

On 1.39 acres of true deepwater frontage on Ralston Creek with marsh views, with an OPTION for a FULL GOLF MEMBERSHIP this 2024 custom estate was designed around a single idea: the water. A fully equipped private dock with 7.5ft of depth at low tide anchors the property, and the home opens to the view at nearly every turn. Five bedrooms, five full and two half baths, and 7,484 square feet unfold across three floors.Set within a private enclave of Daniel Island Park, the estate sits beyond manicured streets, award-winning golf fairways, and scenic Lowcountry views. Pulling into 123 Nobel's Point, you're met with coastal modern architecture that invites the eye to find the details: a clean color palette, refined landscaping, modern rooflines, and large glass panes that frame breathtaking views across the back of the home.Upon entry through the all-glass front door, it's clear what this home was designed around: the winding views and shining water of Ralston Creek. The home was brought to life by Novella Homes, known throughout Charleston for its craftsmanship and attention to detail. White oak floors carry throughout the home, and 12-foot ceilings lift the first floor. In the main living area, you begin to imagine life here: a home for gatherings large and small, ready to deliver on every want as well as every need. The kitchen is designed to impress, with custom white oak cabinetry, a marble-wrapped center island spanning 96 SqFt, and oversized designer light fixtures. Panel-front appliances and purpose-built drawer and cabinet inserts wrap the space, while the center range area creates a focal point of its own. A marble-slab hood houses two inset, automated racks. Conceal your oils, spices, and salts when not in use, then lower them by remote when you're ready to cook. Around the corner, a scullery makes daily life easy, with floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, a prep sink with beverage-glass rinser, a pebble ice machine, a dishwasher, a Miele coffee maker, and two Sub-Zero columns; one for beverages and wine with interchangeable labels, and the other for frozen items. Whether you dine inside or out, the marsh is your backdrop. An automated Optivue pass-through window connects the kitchen directly to the outdoor grill station, making indoor-outdoor hosting seamless. Sonos whole-home audio is discreetly inset into the ceilings of both dining spaces and extends outdoors as well, and automated phantom screens lower for comfort. The interior dining space, which divides the kitchen and living room, is defined by a walnut ceiling and an alabaster-and-brass designer fixture. The living room is calm and welcoming, with room for generous seating, a white oak built-in with interchangeable shelving, a plastered gas fireplace, and a wall-to-wall floating marble bench. Beyond the glass, the property is built for life at the water's edge. The gunite pool and spa sit level with one another, keeping the sweep of marsh and creek fully open. The pool is heated and cooled and has an automatic cover, and a putting green sits just off the pool deck. Sunrise is the daily event here, with the sun rising at the center of the backyard. Newly added daybed swings sit on their own designated deck, a picturesque spot for a nap or a book. The yard is expansive, a scale rarely found in new construction on the island. A private deepwater dock extends across the marsh to a covered 20x20 pierhead with a metal roof and built-in bench seating, a natural place to settle in with the creek and marsh all around. Full electric and freshwater hookups serve the dock. Recent enhancements include a new Hi-Tide boat lift rated for 12,000 pounds and a fish-cleaning station with a stainless sink. A floating dock, reached by aluminum gangway, includes a 16ft Wave Armor jet ski dock, crabbing cage, and a swim ladder. At the end of the dock, marsh and sky stretch out in every direction, and for a moment, you're perfectly alone, walking on water. Back inside, a modern, moody pr