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Kiawah Island SC Real Estate
For those interested in experiencing the epitome of island lifestyle, they need look no further than Kiawah Island. Located just 21 miles from historic downtown Charleston, Kiawah is one of the most carefully preserved barrier islands in the world. This private, gated community, with its hidden homes and one of the East Coast most secluded stretches of unspoiled beach, offers the perfect retreat from a hectic life.
Kiawah Island is nestled amidst 10,000 acres of maritime forests and tidal marshes, the island invites its residents to enjoy a stroll along 10 miles of private pristine beach to enjoy the morning sun rising out of the Atlantic. Steeped in a colorful array of flora and fauna, Kiawah Island also features splendid views in every direction, each soothing in its splendor and natural simplicity.
While peace and seclusion abound, Kiawah Island residents may also choose from a number of recreational and social opportunities which center on an oceanfront complex reserved solely for property owners. Golf lovers can choose to play a round on one of the islands five highly ranked courses, including The Ocean Course, which hosted the 1991 Ryder Cup and the 1997 and 2003 World Cup events.
Sporting venues on Kiawah Island also include two exceptional tennis centers with 28 clay and hard courts. Thirty miles of paved biking and hiking trails link the community, winding through the islands many parks and nature preserves. Bohicket Marina, which offers fishing, boating and other water recreation opportunities, is located just outside the gate.






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