Discover coastal living at 1617 Live Oak Park, an ideally located villa in the sought-after Courtside community on Seabrook Island. Overlooking the Racquet Club and just ...
Classic Lowcountry home situated on a half of an acre overlooking spectacular marsh and tidal creek views. It's southern architecture starts with a large, inviting front ...
Tucked along one of Seabrook Island's most coveted quiet streets with no cut-through traffic, just the sound of the breeze and the occasional wildlife passing through, th...
Fully furnished, NEWLY constructed coastal home combines Lowcountry luxury, comfort and functionality. Property offers 4 bedrooms (main level secondary bedroom), 3.5 bath...
Discover your own coastal retreat at 135 High Hammock Villas on beautiful Seabrook Island. This inviting one-bedroom, two-bath condominium offers 1,042 square feet of com...
Thoughtfully updated with a relaxed coastal aesthetic, the main level features a beautifully renovated kitchen complete with white cabinetry, quartz countertops, a custom...
Overlooking two fairways of Seabrook's renowned golf courses, this beautifully renovated top-floor villa combines modern finishes, thoughtful design, and comfortable isla...
Slip D-2 is located at the beautiful Bohicket Marina on Seabrook Island. D-2 is a 30' slip, the second slip in on the right-hand side as you walk down D Dock ramp. An ide...
Single-level living overlooking stunning marsh and tidal creek views, on one of Seabrook Island's most coveted streets. This home is situated on half an acre with mature ...
Enjoy Lowcountry living in this inviting 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom condo in Live Oak Villas on Seabrook Island. Overlooking the golf course, this spacious residence features ...
Bright, open, and thoughtfully renovated, 2651 Seabrook Island Road offers an inviting retreat overlooking the third hole of Crooked Oaks Golf Course. This four-bedroom, ...
Discover effortless island living at 193 High Hammock Villa, a desirable ground-floor 1-bedroom, 2-bath residence located in one of Seabrook Island's most sought-after vi...
Opportunities like this one do not come along often on Seabrook Island. Please note: the existing 1975 home is being sold AS IS and needs an extensive renovation. This is...
RARE OPPORTUNITY!!! One of the few Bohicket Marina townhomes with a garage and private carport. The expansive entry deck enjoys sunrise views of Haulover Creek marsh and ...
Welcome to 2104 Royal Pine Drive, a beautifully crafted 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath home combining classic Lowcountry architecture, quality custom construction, and generous livi...
This home was recently completely renovated/updated. It is being sold furnished except for a few items and artwork. It has 4 bedrooms with an office that can be a 5th be...
Come for the view. Stay for the sunset. 1365 Pelican Watch offers a front-row seat to one of Seabrook Island's most captivating coastal settings. With its coveted western...
Designed by an internationally recognized architect/owner, this modern marvel is contemporary, warm, and inviting. It was carefully sited to preserve the mature maritime ...
Welcome to 929 Sealoft Villa, a beautifully renovated and thoughtfully upgraded 2 bedroom, 2 bath villa with a loft, in the sought-after Sealoft community on Seabrook Isl...
Sebrook Island, just across the marsh from Kiawah Island, is a 2,200 acre mix of forest, salt marshes and beach. The island was discovered by settlers in 1666 and indigo and rice were its first cash crops. The island was first called Jones Island, then Simmons Island and finally Seabrook when it was purchased by William Seabrook in 1816.
Originally developed in 1972 as a resort and conference center location, the island has evolved into a private oceanfront community. There are more than 2,500 properties on Seabrook Island and more than 700 families live on the island year round.
There is no shortage of things to do on Seabrook Island, from golfing on two private courses, to playing tennis, horseback riding and boating. There are several restaurants to choose from as well.
Inhabitants of both Seabrook Island and Kiawah Island place high value on the environment and have made sure that the buildings are constructed in harmony with with natural surroundings. There are also plenty of opportunities to observe and study wildlife, whether strolling on the beach or exploring the waterways via kayak or canoe.
Just 30 minutes away from Charleston, the islands are close enough for a day trip into the city. However, if shopping is your pleasure, there are several opportunities for excursions on both islands, as well as at Freshfields Village on neighboring Johns Island. Freshfields Village offers a variety of stores, from sporting goods to groceries as well as several restaurants.
