CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
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U.S. Customs House ~ just minutes from the Eastern Barrier Islands, historic Charleston offers the perfect mix of Old World sophistication and easy Southern living. This beautiful port city is alive with well-preserved history and culture, evident in magnificent architecture, museums, galleries, and numerous cultural events. With lively festivals, a thriving arts community, and endless shopping and dining opportunities there's never a dull moment in this truly modern city. 
Waterfront Park ~ just minutes from the Eastern Barrier Islands, historic Charleston offers the perfect mix of Old World sophistication and easy Southern living. This beautiful port city is alive with well-preserved history and culture, evident in magnificent architecture, museums, galleries, and numerous cultural events. With lively festivals, a thriving arts community, and endless shopping and dining opportunities there's never a dull moment in this truly modern city. 
Charleston Architecture ~ just minutes from the Eastern Barrier Islands, historic Charleston offers the perfect mix of Old World sophistication and easy Southern living. This beautiful port city is alive with well-preserved history and culture, evident in magnificent architecture, museums, galleries, and numerous cultural events. With lively festivals, a thriving arts community, and endless shopping and dining opportunities there's never a dull moment in this truly modern city. 
Old Town Charm ~ just minutes from the Eastern Barrier Islands, historic Charleston offers the perfect mix of Old World sophistication and easy Southern living. This beautiful port city is alive with well-preserved history and culture, evident in magnificent architecture, museums, galleries, and numerous cultural events. With lively festivals, a thriving arts community, and endless shopping and dining opportunities there's never a dull moment in this truly modern city. 
Cultural Elegance ~ just minutes from the Eastern Barrier Islands, historic Charleston offers the perfect mix of Old World sophistication and easy Southern living. This beautiful port city is alive with well-preserved history and culture, evident in magnificent architecture, museums, galleries, and numerous cultural events. With lively festivals, a thriving arts community, and endless shopping and dining opportunities there's never a dull moment in this truly modern city. 

 

Isle of Palms
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The Isle of Palms offers the seclusion and charm of a sea island with the comforts and amenities of a great vacation beach. Best of all, it's conveniently located just 12 miles from historic Charleston. For an unforgettable vacation, come to the Isle of Palms...you won't want your first visit to be your last.

Nestled on the northeast end of the island is the world-renowned Wild Dunes Resort. Wild Dunes is home to two-and-a-half miles of wide, sandy beach, luxurious ocean front accommodations, a "Top 50" tennis center, 20 swimming pools, great restaurants, a fitness center, full-service conference facilities, a magnificent oceanfront Grand Pavilion, and two 18 hole championship golf courses designed by Tom Fazio. The Links Course features two finishing holes that hug the Atlantic Ocean and was ranked among the "World's Greatest 100" by Golf Magazine. The Harbor Course is a challenging test of target golf that actually takes you island-hopping . Accommodations at Wild Dunes include one to four-bedroom villas and homes, as well as the Boardwalk Inn and Boardwalk Villas. All offer spectacular views of the ocean, golf courses, tennis courts, lagoons or marshlands. The nationally-acclaimed Wild Dunes Family Recreation Program is complimentary to guests of the resort.

The Isle of Palms Marina is one of the finest marinas on the eastern seaboard and is one of the few which offers 3-phase power.

Visitors to the Isle of Palms may enjoy the historic charm of neighboring Sullivan's Island, which includes Ft. Moultrie, originally built during the Revolutionary War. Edgar Allen Poe wrote his famous story The Gold Bug while stationed here, and it is the burial site of Seminole Indian Chief Osceola. Other historic sites include the Sullivan's Island lighthouse and numerous shore batteries that provided defense until the end of World War II.

Wild Dunes
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Nestled on the northeast end of the island is the world-renowned Wild Dunes Resort. Wild Dunes is home to two-and-a-half miles of wide, sandy beach, luxurious ocean front accommodations, a "Top 50" tennis center, 20 swimming pools, great restaurants, a fitness center, full-service conference facilities, a magnificent oceanfront Grand Pavilion, and two 18 hole championship golf courses designed by Tom Fazio. The Links Course features two finishing holes that hug the Atlantic Ocean and was ranked among the "World's Greatest 100" by Golf Magazine. The Harbor Course is a challenging test of target golf that actually takes you island-hopping . Accommodations at Wild Dunes include one to four-bedroom villas and homes, as well as the Boardwalk Inn and Boardwalk Villas. All offer spectacular views of the ocean, golf courses, tennis courts, lagoons or marshlands. The nationally-acclaimed Wild Dunes Family Recreation Program is complimentary to guests of the resort.

The Isle of Palms offers the seclusion and charm of a sea island with the comforts and amenities of a great vacation beach. Best of all, it's conveniently located just 12 miles from historic Charleston. For an unforgettable vacation, come to the Isle of Palms...you won't want your first visit to be your last.

The Isle of Palms Marina is one of the finest marinas on the eastern seaboard and is one of the few which offers 3-phase power.

Visitors to the Isle of Palms may enjoy the historic charm of neighboring Sullivan's Island, which includes Ft. Moultrie, originally built during the Revolutionary War. Edgar Allen Poe wrote his famous story The Gold Bug while stationed here, and it is the burial site of Seminole Indian Chief Osceola. Other historic sites include the Sullivan's Island lighthouse and numerous shore batteries that provided defense until the end of World War II.

Sullivan's Island
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Visitors and Residents enjoy the historic charm of Sullivan's Island, which includes Ft. Moultrie, originally built during the Revolutionary War. Edgar Allen Poe wrote his famous story The Gold Bug while stationed here, and it is the burial site of Seminole Indian Chief Osceola. Other historic sites include the Sullivan's Island lighthouse and numerous shore batteries that provided defense until the end of World War II.

Return to a bygone era and experience the quaint charm of Sullivan's Island with it's lighthouse that beckons the ships into Charleston Harbor and Historic Fort Moultrie. 

Sparkling sunny beaches and sweeping marshlands make Charleston's Eastern Barrier Islands a true paradise. Here you can find the magic and serenity of an island retreat with the comforts and amenities you'd expect from a world class resort community...all just minutes from historic downtown Charleston. Contact us to explore the casual lifestyle of these enchanting islands!

Mount Pleasant

Just across the Cooper River from Charleston, the charming maritime village of Mt. Pleasant offers waterfront restaurants, quaint specialty shops, outdoor festivals, museums and historic sites. Carefully planned development has helped to maintain its rich heritage and small town appeal. Contact us today to find out more about the many residential opportunities available in this captivating community.