How much does this house cost compared to others in James Island?

The average price for a rental in James Island is $205 per night. This rental is $107 above the average.

Is parking included with this house?

Yes, parking is listed as an amenity at Exclusive Low Country Island Estate Excellent Choice Of Large Groups, . For more information, we encourage you to contact the property about where to park.

Is there a pool at this house?

Yes, a swimming pool is available for use at Exclusive Low Country Island Estate Excellent Choice Of Large Groups, . Enjoy the water!

What amenities are available at Exclusive Low Country Island Estate Excellent Choice Of Large Groups, ?

We found 12 amenities for this rental. This includes pool, air conditioner, kitchen / kitchenette, internet / wifi, and fireplace.

Exclusive Low Country Island Estate Excellent Choice Of Large Groups,

About this houserental

Situated in James Island, this lovely house for $312 per night is a great option for your next vacation. The Island Oak is ideally located to major tourist attractions in Charleston. From our location, the historic district is a 10 minute drive , Folly Beach is 5 miles away and several pro link golf coarse to include the Ocean Coarse at Kiawah Island, with in a 15 mile radius. The house has art and decor collected from my travels around the world with a few pieces by local artist to remind me of home. The large fenced in yard offers tons of privacy when enjoying the outdoor deck and fire pit. No party policy: The nightly rates in this app is for lodging only for 6 guests. The outdoor kitchen/pavilion is a bonus area which is available for use at no additional charges. There is another event space , the Encore on the adjacent property. We the owner, will not book events at this property during your stay. Please don't lease this property as event space, if so an additional fee will be accessed. The house is situated on a 1.5 acre fenced lot with a gate and 165ft of driveway. We are respectful of guests privacy and do our best to avoid contact. However, we own the adjacent (2) rental units, parking lot and the wooded lot in the rear ( total 5 acres) corner lot. We maintain our properties and make every attempt to schedule lawn care during appropriate hours, mainly when guests are not present. At no time will an employee or owner enter the property without guests request or an emergency. Property environment: When visiting Charleston and Coastal South Carolina there are additional seasons of the year unique to this area other than Spring , Summer, Winter and Fall. Pollen Season: March - late April. Bring allergy meds. Outdoor dining is a challenge due to blowing pollen which blankets the surfaces of outdoor furniture, vehicles etc etc. This area saturated with Oak and Pine trees. Mosquito Season: June - September. Pack your insect repellent of choice so you can enjoy summer evening outdoors. ( skin so soft, peppermint oil and water spray) We do furnish citronella candles on the deck and outdoor kitchen. We spray the lawns with a local mixture of lemon dish washing liquid and lemon ammonia before outside events. Hurricane Season: June - October Though you'll have ample warnings, please adhere to weather advisories and beach traffic / ocean currents warnings. Also, during summer months be prepared for afternoon thunderstorms lasting a couple hours then sunshine and humidity again. City of Charleston Short Term rental Ordinance ( please review) See rental agreement tab for complete ordinance. Short-term rentals have been a bone of contention here in the Holy City for some time now. After much deliberation and argument both for and against short-term rentals in Charleston, the City Council finally made them officially legal in April. That’s right. All you AirBnB’ers and HomeAway enthusiasts can now legally rent your homes out to short-term vacationers—with a few very strict rules and regulations. We’ll start with the biggest kicker: short-term rentals (STR) of whole houses are now officially banned in the City of Charleston. Under the new ordinance, homeowners are required to inhabit the home while hosting short-term guests, and no more than four adults may occupy a short-term rental at once. The homeowner doesn’t have to physically be in the home at all times while guests are there, but at least one full-time resident must sleep there each night of the renters’ stay. In addition, hosts must apply for and obtain a short-term rental license from the city’s Department of Planning, Preservation, and Sustainability. Any home that is not occupied full-time by its owner, as determined by property tax assessments, is not eligible for short-term rental licensing. This makes investment properties ineligible for STR permits. Portions of dwellings (e.g. duplexes) and accessory dwellings (e.g. carriage houses) on a property are eligible. All STRs must also have at least three parking spaces: two for residential use and one for guests. C council If you view the first floor plan in the pictures,, there's a section, suite, labelled owner occupied space. It is separated by a firewall from the rental and has a separate entrance. It's not occupied and not accessible to you. That meets the ordinance required owner occupied space and keep us legal. There's no interaction with renters.