This elevated home offers Northeastern views over a vibrant tidal creek as well as sweeping vistas of marshlands and the river in North McIntosh County. Located at the end of a winding private road off the beaten path, you'll find the serene neighborhood of Yellow Bluff Plantation—a place where neighbors quickly become friends and eventually feel like family.The owners have taken great care of the property, making numerous updates such as installing a new HVAC system in 2021, new flooring between 2021 and 2022, a new roof in 2023, a new septic system and drain field in 2024, and a new range and refrigerator in 2025, among other improvements.As you arrive, you're welcomed by a charming garden and patio area—perfect for enjoying your morning coffee and watching birds and dolphins play in the creek. Upstairs features an inviting covered porch that provides stunning views of the South Newport River and breathtaking sunrises.Inside, the home boasts an open floor plan. Upon entry, you’ll notice a wet bar, followed by a spacious living room with high ceilings, new LVP flooring, and a custom wood-burning fireplace adorned with the previous owner's family coat of arms and the Latin motto “Of True Faith." The living area flows seamlessly into the kitchen, which has abundant cabinet space and a breakfast bar, making it ideal for entertaining. A cozy dining nook is just off the kitchen.On the main floor, there’s a utility area off the hallway, a generous second bedroom with carpet, and a sizable closet, and marsh views; a spare bathroom with a single vanity sink and a tub/shower combo. The adjacent primary bedroom makes the most of the remarkable river and marsh scenery and offers a spacious walk in closet and full bathroom which is currently undergoing renovation to have a brand new tile shower installed.Originally designed for a spiral staircase, the home leads to an upstairs bedroom with full bath and a loft area that can serve as a flex space, office, or extra guest accommodation and each provide exceptional views. Throughout the house, you’ll find unique features—the staircase came from a warehouse in downtown Savannah, while the painted doors in the upstairs bedroom hail from the historic Oglethorpe Club, established in Savannah in 1870. Several furnishings that add both history and charm will remain with the home.This property radiates warmth and welcome, and the current owners are eager to pass it along to someone who will value all the special qualities this area provides.