There are places that simply feel different the moment you arrive. Riverside Ranch is one of them-a magnificent 26.36-acre Lowcountry estate where ancient oaks, open pasture, water, and sky create a setting of uncommon beauty and quiet. Here, the pleasures of country living are elevated by extraordinary craftsmanship and an equestrian facility rarely found in the Lowcountry.Built by renowned craftsman Mike Tuten, the custom residence possesses the warmth and character of a home that was meant to endure. Reclaimed materials, handsome hickory floors, custom millwork, soaring beamed ceilings, and a magnificent brick fireplace give the interiors an unmistakable sense of place and home. Home also Features Entire House Generac Gernerator. The Gourmet Chef's kitchen is equally memorable, with polished black granite, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, and a striking navy six-oven AGA range.For those who ride, Riverside Ranch becomes something truly exceptional. The impressive Morton Barn opens to a 200' x 100' covered arena, allowing horses and riders to train beneath a vast roof with professional footing, LED lighting, and sound. Eight custom 12' x 12' stalls, climate-controlled tack and feed rooms, and a beautifully appointed two-bedroom apartment complete a facility created with both serious equestrian pursuits and everyday comfort in mind.And then there is the life that happens between the rides. The infinity-edge pool seems to disappear into the private pond. The recreation suite invites long afternoons around the pool table and bar, with an authentic Boston firehouse pole adding a wonderfully unexpected touch. Pickleball, an outdoor kitchen, and a handmade brick courtyard centered around a fire pit provide endless reasons to gather and linger beneath the Lowcountry sky.Just minutes from I-95 and within convenient reach of Wellington, Ocala, Tryon, Aiken, and Lexington, Riverside Ranch also enjoys its proximity to the extraordinary ACE Basin. It is a property of rare scale, character, and spirit-a place where horses run, fires burn, evenings linger, and the Lowcountry reveals itself in its most beautiful form.