703 Silverside Road, Fripp Island, SC 29920

Property Description

Exceptional Fripp Island Rental Property Near the Beach & Amenities Less than 100 feet from beach access, this well-maintained Fripp Island home offers an exceptional combination of location, rental history, flexibility, and expansion potential. The property has an excellent rental history, with a large majority of guests returning year after year. It also boasts a 5-star VRBO rating. The home is ideally located just a few hundred feet from the pickleball and tennis courts, Beach Club facilities, and food court, making it easy for guests to enjoy many of Fripp Island's most popular amenities. The beautifully landscaped yard is bordered by magnificent live oak trees and features one of the few fenced-in backyards on Fripp Island. The beautifully landscaped yard is bordered by magnificent live oak trees and features one of the few fenced-in backyards on Fripp Island. The generous lot also provides significant expansion potential, with the possibility of nearly doubling the existing living space. There is ample parking, and the POA has approved the property for up to five vehicles. One of the home's most distinctive features is the ability to lock off the foyer on the lower level, separating the downstairs from the main living area. This provides excellent rental flexibility, allowing the property to be rented as a three-bedroom home during the offseason. The separate lower level is also ideal for multigenerational living or elderly guests. With no stairs to navigate, guests can enjoy their own bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, dining area, and den--all conveniently located on one level. With its proximity to the beach and island amenities, strong repeat-rental history, extensive updates, flexible floor plan, fenced backyard, ample parking, and substantial expansion potential, this property offers a compelling opportunity for a Fripp Island buyer seeking both a vacation home and income-producing property. Schedule your private showing today! material is based upon information, which we consider reliable, but because it has been supplied by third parties, we cannot represent that it is accurate or complete, and it should not be relied upon as such.