4828 Turtle Cove Villa by Akers Ellis Rentals

RBL19-006507
In accordance with the Town of Kiawah Island Short Term Rental Ordinance, all guests understand that the approved number of bedrooms is 2, the maximum allowed occupancy is 6, and the maximum allowed number of vehicles is 2.

This beautiful second-floor Turtle Cove Villa offers two bedrooms, high ceilings, cherry hardwood floors, and long lagoon views. The villa is a 5 minute walk or quick bike ride to the beach.

The villa welcomes you with lovely lagoon views that can be seen from the kitchen, eating area, family room, and primary bedroom. You will immediately feel relaxed in the soothing designer colors and furniture throughout the villa. The screened porch is a great place to enjoy the fabulous lagoon views and sunsets. The living room is a great gathering space to watch a movie, play a game, listen to music or read a book. The kitchen opens up to the dining room with a table and seating for 4 and has convenient access to the screened porch. Enjoy your cup of coffee (brewed by either the Keurig or standard coffee maker in the villa) while taking in the gorgeous lagoon view!

The primary bedroom features a king bed, ceiling fan, an armoire with a TV, and private bathroom. The second bedroom has two full beds, SmartTV, and an attached full bath.

This villa is equipped with washer, dryer, and high-speed wireless internet.

Guest reservations of 3 to 21 nights come with a valuable credit to use towards beach gear rentals during your stay! The credit amount for this property is $250. You may use your credit for bicycles, beach chairs and umbrellas, beach carts, and more – the choice is yours!

During your stay on Kiawah Island, be sure to enjoy biking on the 30 miles of flat bike trails, golfing on one of five world-class courses, playing tennis, crabbing, fishing, swimming, and boating. Many families also enjoy the kids’ camp and nature programs at Night Heron Park.

Kiawah Island is about 40 minutes from historic Charleston, famous for incredible shopping, galleries, antique stores, museums, the South Carolina Aquarium, horse-drawn carriage rides, historic landmarks, and sumptuous dining.