Red Tag Sale ! Special Interest Rate with Closing Cost Assistance paid for by SellerWelcome to 168 Morning View Way, a home designed for comfortable, everyday living in the peaceful Lakeview at Kitfield community of Moncks Corner. Mornings here start quietly, with nearby access to Lake Moultrie for time outdoors and easy drives into historic downtown Moncks Corner for local shops, dining, and community events. It's a relaxed setting that still keeps you near everyday necessities.Inside, the archer floor plan offers an open, airy layout that makes daily life feel easy and connected. The kitchen sits at the heart of the home, featuring a large center island where meals are prepped, conversations happen, and guests naturally gather. The living area flows comfortably from the kitchen, creating a space that works just as well for quiet evenings as it does for hosting friends.The primary bedroom provides a private retreat with a walk-in closet, while the flex room off the garage adapts to your lifestyle whether that's a home office, workout space, or hobby room. A two-car garage adds everyday convenience and storage. If you're looking for a home that blends open living with comfortable, functional spaces, this layout fits a variety of lifestyles. Square footage is approximate. Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Interior and exterior features, options, colors, and selections may vary. Please contact the sales agent for details.
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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9,705 Sq. Ft.
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2,272
Year built
2025
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Berkeley County
APN
122-15-04-088
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Last updated by owner on Jun 29, 2026.
R-2
Single Family Residential District
These districts are intended as single-family residential areas with detached units with low to medium population densities. Use regulations for the single family districts are identical, but contain two classes of lot width and lot area, and these dimensional differences are intended to be preserved. Certain structures and uses required to serve governmental, educational, religious, noncommercial recreational and other needs of those areas are permitted outright within such districts or are permissible as special exceptions subject to restrictions and requirements intended to preserve and protect the single family residential character of the district.