en miles of white sand beaches, five championship golf courses, luxury resort dining and spa facilities, and a wealth of magnificent home sites set in luxurious surroundings, Kiawah Island is South Carolina’s most exclusive coastal address.
Voted the “Most Romantic Spot and Best Spot to Walk the Beach” by the editorial staff of Southern Living Magazine and voted in the top ten beaches in the US, Kiawah offers fabulous homes among the ocean front, fairways, lagoons, forests, marshes, and river settings. Providing environmental and wildlife protection efforts, luscious landscaping throughout the island is the norm. Loggerhead sea turtles still lay eggs in the beach sands and the marshy estuaries provide hours of entertainment spotting the wildlife.
Kiawah Island’s newest luxury resort and spa, The Sanctuary, features elegant dining in the grandest style of Southern charm and hospitality.
Kiawah is home to five fabulous golf courses including The Ocean Course, Cougar Point, Turtle Point, Osprey Point, and Oak Point.
#1 Ranked U. S. Family Resort Travel & Leisure Family #1 Ranked U. S. Resort Hotel Andrew Harper’s Hideaway Report #1 Ranked Tennis Resort in the World TennisResortsOnline.com #2 Ranked U. S. Golf Resort Travel & Leisure Golf #2 Ranked Island to Visit in North America Conde Nast Traveler #2 Ranked U. S. Hotel Spa Travel & Leisure AAA Five Diamond Award Winner – The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island Golf Resort Home of The Ocean Course: Host of the 2007 Senior PGA and 2012 PGA Championships Top 10 Great American Beaches.
Only forty minutes from downtown Charleston and twenty minutes from nearby Johns Island Executive Airport, Kiawah offers an atmosphere of sea island seclusion with the amenities of a world-class resort community.
The impeccable standards set for construction, zoning, and land management have created a slice of paradise to enjoy living on as well as visiting. Homeowners who have found their place here, live in luxury all over the island. Click here for more information about the beaches...10-miles of pristine beaches.
Home to a few isolated indigo plantations in colonial times, Kiawah Island living is envied by all. The exclusive, private community even features a gated-community behind the gated-community. The internationally-acclaimed golfing as well as five-star resort dining and accommodations make this well-planned island development a sought after location to live, if only part-time.
The wealth of ancient oaks, meadows and creeks to spot deer, raccoons and birds of prey are still in abundance. The miles of pristine beachfront are lined with great dunes, billowing sea oats and beckoning giant sea turtles to lay eggs each summer.
ON Kiawah there are two main places to shop on the island:
The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island is home to a variety of specialty shops and galleries:
condos, villas, and townhomesoffered through the MLS on Kiawah Island
SEABROOK ISLAND
Seabrook Island, like Kiawah, is another environmentally-conscious barrier island. Homeowners enjoy championship golf, tennis and equestrian events, as well as fine dining and a deep-water marina. Seabrook Island’s Ocean Winds and Crooked Oaks golf links are both recognized as four-star courses by Golf Digest, yet the island enjoys the distinction of having its courses listed on the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program as providing haven and natural habitat for wildlife species.
The Seabrook Island Racquet Club is rated by Tennis Magazine as among the top fifty resorts in the U.S, and the island’s equestrian center has hosted a number of national competitions in show jumping and dressage. A wide range of first-class amenities on Seabrook include dining, shopping, working out at fitness centers, and horseback riding.
Seabrook offers homes, lots, cottages and condos in beachfront, lagoon, fairway, river, and maritime forest settings. Private neighborhoods includes locations at Jenkins Point and St. Christopher’s Point, where the custom construction is enhanced because owners are offered the option of contributing to home design.
Mindfully blending residential development with the diversity of natural sea island settings, Seabrook Island maintains it natural beauty.
Just outside the resort entrance, Freshfields Village provides 175,000-square foot retail and office complex featuring a carefully selected collection of over 20 specialty shops that serve the resort community and residents of Johns Island.
Coastal Palms Island Apparel- located near Seacoast Sports @ 625 Freshfields Dr. This is a sister store to Seacoast. They sell casual men's and women's resort wear, such as Tommy Bahama, Lactose and Cutter & Buck along with several other brands. They also have hats, shoes and accessories for the well dressed man and woman.
The Lollipop Shop- located next door to Seacoast Sports @ 615 Freshfields Drive. This is the ultimate candy store. They also have an interactive build a bear section.
Lucas- located next to Leap Frog on the Village Green. This is a children's clothing and toy store. They have some kids and ladies t-shirts. They carry Petit-Bateau, clogs and Brio toys.
Gamble Home Services- This is a home maintenance business which has relocated from Kestrel Court to Freshfields Village. They are located at 621 Freshfields Dr., Suite 220.
THE GREEN ON BOHICKET
Bohicket Marina Village offers a place to enjoy the views, grab a bite to eat, or find deep-sea fishing excursions, as well as kayak nature tours that guide paddlers through the scenic creeks and rivers. Fish for blue marlin, king mackerel and yellow fin tuna by going out for the day from here.
Bohicket Marina is offering 125 deep-water slips, or “dockominiums” for sale and approximately 60 deep-water slips for long- and short- term rentals.
KIAWAH RIVER ESTATES
Although this is technically not Kiawah, it is the closest thing to it without the price tag yet. A community of homes founded around the Kiawah famed course, provides a variety of housing types from large estate homes to charming Charleston singles in JohnsTowne.
CLICKfor photos of a home on Kiawah River Estates, outside the gates of Kiawah. Also enjoy some photos of Johns Island where this neighborhood is located.
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Seabrook Island, like Kiawah, is another environmentally-conscious barrier island. Homeowners enjoy championship golf, tennis and equestrian events, as well as fine dining and a deep-water marina. Seabrook Island’s Ocean Winds and Crooked Oaks golf links are both recognized as four-star courses by Golf Digest, yet the island enjoys the distinction of having its courses listed on the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program as providing haven and natural habitat for wildlife species. 
