South Carolina, Jasper County, Ridgeland, USA

Set on Knowles Island Rd. with due-east marsh-to-Broad River views, 176 Cassique Creek Drive is a newly built Lowcountry retreat designed around light, breeze, and the quiet theater of the tidal landscape. Built in 2026 and set beneath majestic live oaks, the home blends classic coastal form with crisp modern discipline: steep gables, clean siding, dark-trimmed windows, a metal roof, broad porches, painted railings and columns, and a natural wood front door that brings warmth to the architecture.Offering 2,175 square feet, four bedrooms, and three-and-a-half baths, the floor plan is open without feeling exposed, refined without sacrificing everyday ease. The kitchen anchors the main living space, creating a natural flow for entertaining and daily life while allowing morning light to move beautifully through the interiors. The main-level primary suite provides the privacy and convenience of a true owner's retreat, while an additional main-level guest bedroom with walk-in shower offers comfort for visitors. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms enjoy east and west exposures, multiple large closets, a Jack-and-Jill bath, and a generous walk-in attic for the kind of storage coastal living demands.The outdoor living is exceptional. A 465-square-foot front porch welcomes arrival beneath the oaks, while the 535-square-foot rear porch captures sweeping marsh, estuary, and Broad River views. These are spaces for sunrise coffee, evening breezes, wildlife watching, and the unmistakable sound of rain on a tin roof.Elevated on a half-acre homesite, the residence also features a massive 1,800-square-foot garage beneath the home, providing abundant covered parking, storage, and utility while preserving the lifted, breezy character that defines the Lowcountry. For a primary residence, second home, or lock-and-leave coastal retreat, the home offers beauty, practicality, privacy, and architectural presence.Set within a historically significant Lowcountry landscape connected to the agricultural and riverfront history of the region, this is more than a new home with a view. It is a rare opportunity to own a thoughtfully designed coastal property surrounded by tidal marshes, oyster beds, river light, wildlife, and the kind of natural beauty that cannot be recreated. Some properties are improved over time; others derive their greatest value from what was already there-orientation, proportion, ancient oaks, morning light, and a setting that feels inseparable from the house itself.