Kiawah Island and Seabrook Island are located approximately 21 miles from Charleston, South Carolina.
England’s Lord Proprietors granted 2700-acre Kiawah Island to Captain George Raynor in 1699, where he grew cotton and maintained a cattle ranch. In 1737, The Island was owned by John Stanyarne. Upon his death in 1772, the island passed on to his granddaughters, Mary Gibbes and Elizabeth Vanderhorst (who built a plantation house on the island with her husband.) In 1780, the Vanderhorst plantation house was destroyed by the British. In 1801 a new house was built and remains standing today.
Seabrook Island is adjacent to Kiawah Island. In 1951, the 1408-acre island was owned by the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina, and was used as a summer camp for children. In l970, the diocese sold 1,100 acres to developers who planned the residential community that Seabrook Island is today.
Housing options vary from condominiums to exclusive homes. Residents range from single professionals, to families with kids, to retirees.
There are so many opportunities for recreation on the islands. Whether you like to swim, walk along the miles of beaches, ride bikes and/or horses, golf, dine at amazing restaurants, go kayaking or canoeing, or simply relax, you can find it on the islands or nearby, Charleston, SC.
If you are looking for a second home, you might be interested in renting your property during the time you are not present.
If you are looking for a primary residence, we can provide to you information about all properties that fit your needs.
Remember: Kiawah and Seabrook homes are priced in the range of $200,000 to millions of dollars. We can assist you in locating just the right property. There are beachfront, marsh front, deep water, golf course and interior properties.
Shopping and quality restaurants are also available. The Fresh Fields shopping center has stores for purchasing groceries, and sporting goods. You can also purchase clothing and shoes for men, women and children. There is a bank, drug store and urgent care medical office. Several restaurants provide everything from pizza to fine dining.
England’s Lord Proprietors granted 2700-acre Kiawah Island to Captain George Raynor in 1699, where he grew cotton and maintained a cattle ranch. In 1737, The Island was owned by John Stanyarne. Upon his death in 1772, the island passed on to his granddaughters, Mary Gibbes and Elizabeth Vanderhorst (who built a plantation house on the island with her husband.) In 1780, the Vanderhorst plantation house was destroyed by the British. In 1801 a new house was built and remains standing today.
Seabrook Island is adjacent to Kiawah Island. In 1951, the 1408-acre island was owned by the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina, and was used as a summer camp for children. In l970, the diocese sold 1,100 acres to developers who planned the residential community that Seabrook Island is today.
Housing options vary from condominiums to exclusive homes. Residents range from single professionals, to families with kids, to retirees.
There are so many opportunities for recreation on the islands. Whether you like to swim, walk along the miles of beaches, ride bikes and/or horses, golf, dine at amazing restaurants, go kayaking or canoeing, or simply relax, you can find it on the islands or nearby, Charleston, SC.
If you are looking for a second home, you might be interested in renting your property during the time you are not present.
If you are looking for a primary residence, we can provide to you information about all properties that fit your needs.
Remember: Kiawah and Seabrook homes are priced in the range of $200,000 to millions of dollars. We can assist you in locating just the right property. There are beachfront, marsh front, deep water, golf course and interior properties.
Shopping and quality restaurants are also available. The Fresh Fields shopping center has stores for purchasing groceries, and sporting goods. You can also purchase clothing and shoes for men, women and children. There is a bank, drug store and urgent care medical office. Several restaurants provide everything from pizza to fine dining.
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1880 Andell Bluff Boulevard UNIT D-20
Seabrook Island, SC 29455
Bohicket Marina
Residential
MLS# 25020987 / Active
n/a br, n/a ba, n/a Sqft
Prime 30-Foot Deep-Water Boat Slip on D Dock at Bohicket MarinaThis exceptional 30-foot deep-water boat slip is ideally located on the highly desir...
$74,000
Provided courtesy of Seabrook Island Real Estate
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325 Seabrook Island Road
Seabrook Island, SC 29455
Beach Club Villas
Residential
MLS# 25020112 / Active
3 br, 3 ba, 1981 Sqft
Don`t miss this rare opportunity to own one of Seabrook Island`s most sought-after properties--325 Beach Club Villa. Perfectly positioned just step...
$1,500,000
Provided courtesy of Akers Ellis Real Estate LLC
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1638 Live Oak Park
Seabrook Island, SC 29455
Courtside Villas
Residential
MLS# 25006912 / Active
2 br, 2 ba, 1070 Sqft
Comfortable and well maintained second floor condo. The living/dining combo has a vaulted ceiling and open plan kitchen. Floor plan includes, two b...
$449,000
Provided courtesy of Akers Ellis Real Estate LLC
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2455 The Haul Over
Seabrook Island, SC 29455
Seabrook Island
Residential
MLS# 25003813 / Active
4 br, 3 ba, 1 Half Bath, 3911 Sqft
Come see this gorgeous home, beautifully reimagined and ready to welcome its new owner. Now offered with a significant $100,000 price reduction, th...
$2,545,000
Provided courtesy of Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty
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7 Dunecrest Trace
Seabrook Island, SC 29455
Dune Crest
Residential
MLS# 25000564 / Active
2 br, 2 ba, 901 Sqft
Escape to your own piece of paradise with this charming Seabrook Island villa! Whether you`re looking for an exceptional rental property or a famil...
$459,999
Provided courtesy of Carolina One Real Estate
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