$550,000

OPEN ΗΟUSΕ this Ѕunday, 10/4 frοm 12ΡΜ-2PM. $15,000 SELLΕR-ΡAID CREDIT AT CLOSING, applied to a 2-1 Mortgage Interest Rate Buydown, providing a first-year rate 2% below current market rates and a second-year rate 1% below. Prefer to apply it toward closing costs or future improvements? That works, too. One of the finest values under $600K on Hilton Head Island. With no short-term rentals permitted in Bryant Park, this is a community built for those who want to live here and love it. Cottage 9 is available for immediate occupancy and a quick closing. Cottage 9, known as Molly's Cottage, is back on the market through no fault of the seller or the home itself, offering a rare chance to own a green-built, detached home in one of the Island's most charming communities. Located in Bryant Park, Ross Chapin's celebrated pocket neighborhood design, this home overlooks the center green and community pool, surrounded by lush plantings and connecting walkways. The main level features a comfortable bedroom suite, while upstairs offers two additional bedrooms alongside a versatile loft space, perfect for a home office, study, wellness area, or library. Designed to make the most of every square foot, the layout is open and comfortable, filled with natural light, quality finishes, and a well-equipped kitchen. A detached garage provides additional convenience and storage, while the backyard offers room to create your own private courtyard retreat. With its storybook charm and connecting walkways, Bryant Park is truly unlike anything else on Hilton Head Island, a neighborhood built around genuine connection where front porches and shared pathways naturally bring people together. For those seeking an expanded Island lifestyle, social and golf memberships are available at Spanish Wells Club, less than a 2-minute drive away, offering private golf, tennis, and deepwater dock access. The home is only 9 minutes from one of Hilton Head Island's most famous beaches, Coligny Beach, and just minutes from shopping, dining, and healthcare. To learn more about the pocket neighborhood concept, visit Ross Chapin online.