Brand-new construction in Oldfield is increasingly difficult to find and 10 Oldfield Village Road offers something even more compelling: the opportunity to be the very first owner.Completed in 2026 and positioned on a .53-acre estate homesite, this 3,220-square-foot Lowcountry residence pairs fresh construction with a setting that already feels established. Red Oak Lake stretches behind the home, with distant golf and wooded preserve views creating privacy, depth, and a distinctly Lowcountry backdrop. Inside, the 4-bedroom, 4-bath floor plan was designed for the way buyers live today. The main living spaces are open, bright, and connected without sacrificing definition, while the kitchen serves as the natural center of the home. Generous ceiling heights, abundant natural light, and thoughtful sightlines make the home feel both polished and comfortable. The primary suite is privately positioned and generously scaled, while each secondary bedroom offers excellent separation for family or guests. A flexible bonus room can serve as a home office, media room, fitness space, or additional guest retreat. One of the home's most distinctive features is its oversized attached garage- an uncommon find in Oldfield, where detached garages are more typical. With additional height and substantial space, it offers exceptional storage and potential for a future car lift, collector vehicles, golf carts, kayaks, or recreational equipment. A full metal roof, classic Lowcountry architecture, and an estate-sized lot give the home lasting presence, while the advantage of new construction means no inherited renovations, dated finishes, or projects waiting after closing. Beyond the property, Oldfield offers one of the Lowcountry's most complete private-community lifestyles, with golf, river access, the Outfitters Center, equestrian facilities, wellness amenities, dining, events, and miles of scenic trails. For buyers who want the character and lifestyle of Oldfield without compromising on age, condition, or design, 10 Oldfield Village Road stands apart. New, private, spacious, and ready for its first owner.Some images have been virtually staged and are conceptual representations intended to illustrate potential use and furnishings of the space.
