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Fantastic opportunity to build your marshfront home on the Charleston Peninsula. Everything Charleston has to offer is close by: history, architecture, restaurants, shopping, museums, cultural events, etc. For water lovers, the Dolphin Cove Marina is less than a mile away. For adventurous paddlers, a small creek (that leads to the Ashley River) is less than 100' away. With ~110' of marsh frontage, there is a distinct possibility of securing a permit for a crabbing dock. Westward exposure provides spectacular sunsets. Many hip breweries and restaurants are a short bike ride away. Opportunity Zone designation makes this area especially attractive for investors. Centrally located with quick access to I-26 makes all points Charleston convenient. Click MORE for rest of story...Richland Village (aka Rosemont) was platted in 1920, creating new residential lots along the marshes of the Ashley River. Lot 138 currently has the foundation of a 1945 Bungalow which may prove useful in siting a new structure. There is no HOA nor Covenants and Restrictions allowing for maximum creativity in design a new home. Available due diligence: Available due diligence in documents section: A) 2017 Survey, B) 2018 Elevation Certificate - showing lowest and highest adjacent grade next to building at 9.0 and 9.6 feet respectively, and C) 2018 Geotechnical Engineering Report (satisfactory - see page 4). Less than 1/10th of a mile away, Highland Resources, Inc. is leading the 2 Billion Dollar "Magnolia Project," a 194 acre re-development of historically industrial land.