4830 Green Dolphin Way

Set within the serene enclave of Turtle Cove, 4830 Green Dolphin Way offers a refined coastal retreat where effortless living meets the natural beauty of Kiawah Island. Framed by tranquil lagoon views, this beautifully appointed two-bedroom, two-bath villa invites a lifestyle defined by quiet mornings, shimmering water vistas, and seamless indoor-outdoor connection.

Spanning 1,030 square feet, the residence is offered fully furnished and curated in a soothing, sand-inspired color palette that reflects the calming tones of the surrounding coastline. Tile flooring extends throughout the villa, creating a cohesive aesthetic that is elegant, low-maintenance ideal for relaxed island living.

The main living area is bright and inviting, where expansive windows draw in natural light and showcase peaceful lagoon views as a constant backdrop. The open-concept layout flows effortlessly into a well-appointed kitchen, featuring stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry, and a breakfast bar with seating for three. Just off the kitchen is an elegant dining area for six. Whether enjoying a quiet morning coffee overlooking the water or hosting an intimate gathering, the space is designed to balance comfort with understated sophistication.

Both bedrooms serve as private retreats, thoughtfully positioned to enhance the villa’s sense of tranquility, while two full baths finished in ceramic tile offer durability paired with polished design. Every detail supports a turnkey lifestyle centered on ease and refinement.

Beyond the villa, Turtle Cove is known for its lush maritime forest setting and close proximity to Kiawah’s renowned amenities. Residents enjoy easy access to world-class golf, tennis, and miles of pristine beach, along with scenic walking and biking trails that wind alongside lagoons, marshes, and untouched landscapes.

Whether envisioned as a private escape or income-generating asset, 4830 Green Turtle Way delivers both versatility and value.

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