$1,100,000

A Captivating Lowcountry Escape in The Ford Field & River Club. Tucked beneath sweeping moss-draped oaks, this charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath Lowcountry cottage captures the essence of timeless Southern beauty. Spanning 1,400 square feet across two inviting levels, the home blends classic architecture with modern comfort, ideally positioned just steps from the Clubhouse and Village within one of the South's most prestigious private enclaves.Step inside to a dramatic vaulted great room filled with natural light and wrapped in warmth, where rich textures and elegant details define every corner. The kitchen, complete with stainless steel appliances and custom cabinetry, flows effortlessly into the main living space, perfect for easy gatherings or quiet moments by the fire.The screened-in porch invites you to slow down and take in the serenity of the surrounding landscape, morning coffee beneath the oaks, sunset cocktails, or long, unhurried evenings spent listening to the sounds of nature. Upstairs and down, each bedroom is a serene retreat, complemented by spa-inspired baths and refined Lowcountry design elements. A welcoming front porch frames the home with enduring charm and makes every arrival feel like a homecoming.Formed by 1,800 acres of storied land and waterways, The Ford Field & River Club is a private residential golf and sporting community along Georgia's great Ogeechee River, where Southern hospitality meets modern luxury. Here, life moves with the rhythm of the tides: mornings spent casting a line from the Deepwater Marina, afternoons on the Pete Dye championship golf course, and evenings riding through oak-shaded trails from the Equestrian Center.Anchored by the historic 7,000-square-foot Main House, once the Lowcountry dream home of Clara and Henry Ford, this community celebrates tradition and elegance at every turn. From its 36-slip marina and award-winning golf course to the Naturalist Center, gardens, and charming architectural enclaves, The Ford offers an experience that transcends the ordinary.To live here is to embrace a one-of-a-kind expression of Southern style, a place where every sunrise feels unhurried, every evening lingers a little longer, and every detail reflects the art of Lowcountry living.