Little Oak is a Low Country-style residence providing 1,600 sq ft of heated living space across a 32-foot width and 70-foot depth footprint. Designed with an elevated pier foundation to accommodate coastal or flood-prone terrain, this two-story home reaches a maximum building height of 33 ft 8 in. The structure emphasizes vertical connectivity through the inclusion of a residential elevator, ensuring accessibility across all levels.

The main floor layout prioritizes a split-bedroom configuration to increase separation between the primary suite and secondary sleeping quarters. Central to the core is an open-concept kitchen equipped with a large island and a walk-in pantry, maintaining direct lines of sight toward the living area fireplace. The primary suite integrates practical utility by providing direct access from the master closet to the laundry room, streamlining daily routines.

Outdoor living is a primary component of this design, featuring 332 sq ft of total porch space. This includes a covered front porch, a rear porch measuring 182 sq ft, and a dedicated screened porch/sunroom for climate-controlled exterior relaxation. The architectural profile is defined by a 10:12 roof pitch, contributing to the classic aesthetic of the Low Country style while maintaining structural integrity.

Supporting the living quarters is a substantial 1,515 sq ft front-load garage, providing capacity for 2 vehicles along with significant storage space. Below the main level, a 1,600 sq ft basement with 10-foot ceilings offers additional utility, while the first-floor interior maintains 9-foot ceiling heights to enhance the perceived volume of the common areas.

Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, elevator, pier foundation, split-bedroom layout, walk-in pantry, fireplace, screened porch, 2-car front-load garage, 10:12 roof pitch.

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