Custom Home Stono Pointe III
Stono Pointe Custom Home III: A Ground-Up Build on Johns Island
O'Connor Homes completed this approximately 4,000-square-foot custom home at Stono Pointe on Johns Island between 2022 and 2023 for a total project cost of about $1.3 million. The home was built from the ground up, from the raised foundation and framing through the full interior finish.
A True Ground-Up Custom Home
The project began with a raised foundation on block piers and slab, followed by full framing, impact-rated windows, and exterior siding and trim. From there, O'Connor Homes completed the porches and stairs, stucco, gutters, an engineered septic system, and propane service before moving into interior finishes.

The Challenge:
Custom Materials & Architectural Details
- Rift-Cut Oak and Painted Cabinetry—Full custom cabinetry throughout the home combines rift-cut oak with painted finishes.
- Tabby Stucco Exterior—The home's exterior features tabby stucco, a coastal finish with deep Lowcountry roots.
- Custom Fireplace Surround—A custom-built fireplace surround anchors the home's living space.
- V-Groove Ceilings and Specialty Trim—V-groove ceilings, three-part window and door casings, and oversized poplar baseboards carry custom millwork throughout the home.
- Upgraded Appliance Package—The kitchen was finished with an upgraded appliance package.
Why Choose O'Connor Homes for Your Custom Home Build
A ground-up home leaves every major decision on the table, from the foundation and site systems to the exterior materials and interior millwork. O'Connor Homes brings those pieces together under one build, managing the custom home construction process from raised foundation and framing through the final finishes. This Johns Island home showcases that approach through its custom cabinetry, tabby stucco, specialty millwork, and other tailored details.

Start Planning Your Custom Home on Johns Island, South Carolina
Have a property on Johns Island and a vision for the home you want to build? O’Connor Homes can help bring the design, materials, and construction details together into a finished home built around your plans.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The home is approximately 4,000 square feet.
The total project cost was about $1.3 million, covering the ground-up build from the raised foundation through the final interior finish.
Tabby stucco is a coastal exterior finish with deep roots in Lowcountry building tradition. It was used on the exterior of this Stono Pointe home.
The home features full custom cabinetry combining rift-cut oak and painted finishes throughout.
The home sits on a raised foundation built on block piers and a slab, a common approach for Johns Island’s flood-prone lots.

