neighbors magazine winter 2011

Neighbors MagazineInaugural

PhotographyCompetition

Welcome HomeLook inside for our exclusiveSeabrook Island community

Real Estate section

meet your neighbors

Laurel & Hank GreerPet Helpers Board Membersand Seabrook Island residentsLaurel and Hank Greer are taking their love for animals and putting it to good use.

Beaches of SeabrookPelican Beach on the Edisto, The Beach Club

and North Beach

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Real EstateYou won’t find another community quite like Seabrook Island. Find your future home in our real estate section

Photo CompetitionOur inaugural photography competition drew several entries from many Seabrook residents. See the island of Seabrook through their eyes

Beaches of Seabrook by Shea TigheThe beaches of Seabrook Island are among the finest in the South. Join us as we take a tour of the three uniquely different beaches that adorn our island and why they’re going to be around for a long, long time

Meet Your Neighbor by Shea TigheLaurel & Hank Greer have been on Seabrook Island since 1994. Find out how their passion for animals has helped thousands of pets all over South Carolina find homes of their own

PHOTOS FROM TOP: A path leading to Pelican beach at the mouth of the Edisto River

Laurel & Hank Greer in front of the Pet Helpers Spay & Neuter clinic named in their honor

A photo of a Painted Bunting taken by Charles Moore, one of several entries in this year’s Neighbors Magazine Photography Competition

Many beautiful homes, like this one overlooking the marsh on Persimmon Pond, are listed with Seabrook Island Real Estate.

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Executive Office1.866.586.6380

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Event Planning1.866.586.6380

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Real Estate1.800.358.6556

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On The Cover:A Seabrook Island sunset kisses the dunes in this photograph taken by Patricia Schaefer, winner of Neighbors Magazine Inaugural Photography Competition

Table Of Contents

by Shea Tighephotos Shea Tighe, Adina Preston & Red Zeppelin

First Line Of DefenseNatural walls of sand and Sea Oats stand as visible protective barriersagainst erosion that can occur from the rising tides of the Atlantic Ocean

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Seabrook Island lays claim to one of the

widest, longest and most dynamic expanses of shore line

in the coastal Carolinas. With over three miles of

pristine beaches to explore, you may need a little help

finding your way around. Read on to learn more about the

three beautiful, peaceful and sandy locales that make up

the beaches of Seabrook...

and why they aren’t going anywhere.

by Shea Tighephotos Shea Tighe, Adina Preston & Red Zeppelin

BEACHES of SEABROOK

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As the sun rises over Seabrook Island, the first place morning

light touches is the seemingly endless expanse of sand known as North Beach. Located on the eastern shore of Seabrook, North Beach claims one of the widest

ocean fronts in the coastal Carolinas. Beginning with an overture of rolling dunes held in place by Sea Oats and Wax Myrtle, the beach extends hundreds of yards to the gently lapping waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The beach begins at the brand new Seabrook Beach Club and continues to Cap’n Sam’s Inlet, the channel that ultimately separates Seabrook and Kiawah Islands. The sheer size of North Beach makes it very a dynamic part of the Island. This fact gives way to a wide variety of things to do, see and experience. The sands of North Beach are soft yet compact, providing the perfect surface for bike rides and long walks. Activities range from sun bathing to beach volleyball and

bocce ball. The Atlantic Ocean and the inlet at the end of North Beach are good spots for fishing where Red Drum, Seatrout and Bonnetheads are caught regularly. The beach closest to the inlet provides an off-leash area for pets and their owners, like Cathy and Andy Coleman and their Jack Russell Keefer, to enjoy the beach leash free. North Beach is also great for shelling due to the dramatic high and low tides. Wildlife is abundant on this beach, especially towards the lagoon and Cap’n Sam’s Inlet. Deer can be spotted on a daily basis patrolling the dunes, particularly at dawn or dusk. A wide variety of bird life nest and feed all over the area. At certain times of the year Cap’n Sam’s Inlet becomes one of the only places in the world where dolphins display a feeding technique called “strand feeding.” The dolphins work in teams to corral small fish into tight groups and then push them onto the banks of the inlet, “stranding” them. The dolphins will then throw their bodies onto the shore to snag as many fish as they can. This learned behavior is amazing to witness and is one of many things that make North Beach a truly unique location on the island.

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A Lonely, Lovely PlaceTop Left:

The width of North Beachcan be hundreds of yards

in some places, making it one of the widest beaches

in South Carolina

From Top Right:The dunes on North Beach

stabilize the beaches and protect against erosion;

Part time residents Cathy and Andy Coleman

enjoy time with their Jack Russell Terrier Keefer

in the off-leash area; The salt water Lagoon

located nearCap’n Sam’s Inlet

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At the all new Seabrook Island Beach Club, one has everything they need to have fun in the sun. Completed in 2009 as part of Seabrook Island’s Horizon Plan, a $31

million-dollar island amenity improvement initiative, the club has yet to disappoint. The Beach Club is closed during the colder months, but come spring and summer the area buzzes with activ-ity. The Seabrook Island Beach Club is easily one of the most popular and social areas on the island. While residents and guests enjoy two ocean front pools and a full service restaurant and bar, the primary reason people flock to the Beach Club is the view. The club, built above the shores of North Beach on a point, provides spectacular panoramic vistas of the surround-ing Atlantic Ocean with Botany Island in the near distance. A great place to enjoy the view and the sun is the fully functional simulated beach area. Complete with lounge chairs and umbrellas, residents and guests can take in all the comforts of the beach without the salt water. And, with a full service ocean front restaurant and bar, they won’t have to go far for a bite to eat or

refreshments. Of course, if they wanted to go down to the actual beach below, there are stairs nearby to do so. The Beach Club caters to both adults and children alike. While parents enjoy some passive recreation in the sun, kids are invited to the arcade where a full array of video games waits for them. Outside, children can make a splash at the kids interactive

pool while their parents can supervise close by. The Pelican’s Nest Restaurant and Lounge provides a fantastic venue for those looking to get out of the sun and enjoy some casual dining. The open-air restaurant was designed to capture the prevailing breezes coming off the Atlantic Ocean to cool residents and guests while they enjoy good food and a great view. After a long day in the sun at the Seabrook Island Beach Club, residents and their

guests can order a drink at the bar and enjoy each other’s com-pany while the sun slowly goes down over the horizon. The new Beach Club of Seabrook has proven to be a huge success since its completion and will continue to be a defining characteristic of the private oceanfront community.

The Beach Club

Fun In The SunClockwise From Top:An aerial view of the recently completed Beach Club of Seabrook Island; The deck at the Pelican’s Nest Restaurant providesdramatic views of theAtlantic Ocean; Residents and guests enjoying the sun at the simulated beach area adjacent to the Club; a view of the rip-rap that protects the Beach Club from the constant ocean waves.

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Nature UninterruptedTop Left:

A view of the Edisto River with Edisto Island

in the distance

Bottom Left:The inlet of Privateer

Creek at the end ofPelican beach where a single bench offers

respite fot those willingto make the long trek

Right:A time sequence of the

typical sunset one will be treated to at Pelican Beach

on the Edisto River

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Pelican Beach, aptly named after the Pelican Watch Villa develop-

ment nestled amongst its dunes, continues from the Beach Club and stretches down to the inlet of Privateer Creek, the western most point of Seabrook Island.

Also known as Sunset Beach, this area on Seabrook Island is fa-mous for its spectacular sunsets. Narrower compared to the open expanses of North Beach, Pelican Beach falls on the north bank of the Edisto River with Edisto Island located on the south bank. This inlet is where Seabrook Island was first spotted and eventu-ally claimed for England’s King Charles in the 17th Century by Lieutenant Colonel Robert Sanford. A very peaceful place, Pelican Beach is different from the other beaches of Seabrook. With no waves and a weak cur-rent, this part of the island is a great choice for residents and guests who are not strong swimmers or have children. The beach, smaller and intimate, is home to more passive forms of recreation. The activity of Pelican Beach seems to mimic the slow, methodical flow of the river. Resting on the banks of a major channel, Pelican Beach is also great for boat watching. Shrimp boats, charter ves-sels and sail boats can be spotted throughout the day making their way up and down the Edisto River. Camp St. Christopher, a camp run by the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina, can be found on the banks towards Privateer Creek. This camp and conference center provides retreat services, a fully functioning summer camp and runs the Barrier Island Environmental Education Program for over 8,000 students a year. It is also home to 300 acres of preserved maritime forest which come right up to the banks of the Edisto River. This area of Pelican Beach is more isolated and untamed than other areas. The protected wilderness blocks views to any sign of civilization and creates a very natural, detached ambience. The only sounds usually heard on this part of the island are the winds rustling through the palms and the waves from the Edisto River caressing the shore. The west end of Pelican Beach, terminating at the mouth of Privateer Creek, provides only one sign of human life in the en-tire area. Overlooking the inlet and the surrounding marsh land exists a single, solitary bench. If you make it down to the end of Pelican Beach do yourself a favor. Take a seat and enjoy the view. It is breathtaking.

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The effort that Seabrook Island has made to maintain and preserve its shore line has resulted in our beaches not only maintaining their size, but has increased them sub-

stantially. There are two reasons for this: the relocation of Cap’n Sam’s Inlet between Kiawah and Seabrook Islands and an ongoing sand relocation project overseen by the Seabrook Island Property Owner’s Association. Cap’n Sam’s Inlet has a southwesterly migration pat-tern. With each year, the inlet moves farther into the sands of Seabrook’s North Beach. To prevent this action and add to the al-ready massive breadth of the area, Cap’n Sam’s Inlet goes through a relocation process roughly every 10 years. The last time this feat of engineering occurred was in April of 1996. The final plans called for the inlet to be moved north, cutting into Beachwalker Park of Kiawah Island. After the project was completed Seabrook had reclaimed over 2,000 ft. of beach. This process will be com-

pleted again within the next year or two, adding more sand to the beaches of North Beach North Beach isn’t the only beach growing on Seabrook. While the banks on the Edisto River of Pelican Beach have been enjoying a gradual accumulation of sand over the years, the beach on the southern end of North Beach near the Beach Club has been expanding due to a continuing sand relocation project. This initiative by the Seabrook Island P.O.A. has resulted in an extremely visible growth of dry beach in the area. Because of all of these factors, both natural and artificial, the beaches of Seabrook are one of the only beaches in the Caro-linas that are not falling victim to erosion and actually increasing in width. The people of Seabrook Island will no doubt in time have to up their efforts in preserving the beaches. There will be more to protect every year.

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Constant ChangeLeft:

Aerial view of Cap’n Sam’s Inlet which separates Kiawah

and Seabrook Islands. Theinlet is relocated every 10

years to regulate the channel’s southwestern

migration into North Beach

Right:Barnacles engulf the

remnants of an ancient tree stump on Pelican Beach,

a sign of an ever-changingecosystem that is at the mercy

of the constant winds and tides of the Atlantic Ocean

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Seabrookers have every right to brag about their new Island Amenity Package.

It would be quite an understatement to call what

Seabrook has done merely an upgrade. Together

we have built some of the finest facilities on the

East Coast for golf, tennis, fitness, swimming and

equestrian activities. Cap it off by dining ocean

side at the dramatic Pelican’s Nest Beach Club and

Pool Complex.

We are proud that we have fully distinguished

ourselves as an “Island Neighborhood,” a place to

live versus the typical busy oceanfront resort. There

is no developer pursuing their own goals here, but

rather just neighbors and friends building a strong

and vibrant future together.

T H E

I S L A N D H O U S E

Making A DifferenceSeabrook Island residents and animal

lovers Laurel & Hank Greer pose in front of Pet Helper’s spay/neuter center,

part of a brand new adoption facility they helped establish on James Island

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It doesn’t take long for most people

to fall in love with our private ocean

front community. This is certainly

true for Seabrook Island residents

Laurel and Hank Greer. The couple came

down to Seabrook from Connecticut for a

weekend retreat in 1994. By the time the

stay was over, they had bought a house

and plans were made to retire to

the island. They became permanent resi-

dents of Seabrook Island in 1998.

The Greers had made another

plan for when they left the corporate

world as well. Sharing a mutual passion

and care for animals, Hank and Laurel as-

pired to make a difference for abandoned

and mistreated pets. After the move to

Seabrook, the Greers had an initial desire

to open a no-kill shelter. This plan was

altered when they learned of a woman

who was dedicated to the same mission,

Carol Linville. In 1976 Carol founded Pet

Helpers, a non-profit animal shelter with a

mission to end euthanasia of all adoptable

cats and dogs. The Greers immediately

recognized what was possible by joining

forces with Carol. Since the partnership

began, Laurel and Hank have become

key players in the success of Pet Helpers.

Not only is the couple the shelter’s largest

benefactor, but both Laurel and Hank are

active in the day-to-day operations as Vice

President and Finance Chair respectively.

The couple also sits on the Executive

Committee for Pet Helpers.

Pet Helpers is a driving force in

South Carolina for the humane treatment

of animals. Each year, almost 70% of

adoptable cats, dogs, kittens and puppies

in the Charleston area are euthanized.

Pet Helpers seeks to lower this percent-

age through various avenues. The shelter

provides a safe and loving environment for

unwanted animals until they are adopted,

offers financial assistance for spay/neuter

and emergency care, is active in humane

education programs and aggressively pur-

sues legislation to prevent animal cruelty.

Through a capital campaign in 2004, the

Greers were the cornerstone in raising

over $3,000,000 for the construction of a

new shelter and clinic.

In 2008, the new Pet Helpers

Shelter and Greer Spay/Neuter Clinic

were opened to the public. The facility is

impressive, with over 14,000 sq. ft. under

roof. Cat colonies with climbing appara-

tuses, larger than normal indoor runs and

three dog parks provide ample space for

over 250 cats and dogs to exercise and

socialize. The spay/neuter clinic is crucial

to the Pet Helpers mission. By solving the

birth rate problem through affordable and

quick spay and neuter procedures (as little

as 7 seconds in some cases), the hope

“There is something for everyone on

Seabrook. The people who live here are

dedicated to maintaining our little bit of Heaven...of

course, having Charleston so close makes it the perfect

place to live.”

- Laurel & Hank Greer

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Laurel Hank Greer

by Shea Tighephotos Adina Preston

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is that there will be less animals on the streets and less to be euthanized. The James Island facility has proven to be a huge success. Since 2007, Pet Helpers has adopted out over 3,500 cats and dogs to loving families all over South Carolina. Since that time they have also successfully spayed/neutered over 6,000 animals. This is all with virtually no funding from the county or city. There is never a shortage of volunteers who are willing to donate their time and talents to nurturing these cats and dogs until they ultimately find a home. Ways to become involved range from working events, animal socialization, assisting Pet Helpers staff, assisting in fund raising, adopting or sponsoring a pet and through donations. The adoption process within Pet Helpers is thorough for both the animal and the potential pet owner. Upon arrival to the facility, cats and dogs are given a medical evaluation to determine health, age, etc. The animals then go through a socialization process by which veterinar-ians, veterinary technicians and volunteers spend time with the animal and determine their personality. Finally, the animals are categorized by behavior so as to make the best possible match for those looking to adopt. At the same time the adopter goes through a background check to ensure the animal is entering a safe and nurturing home. The process has been put in place to protect the pet and to minimize adoption returns. Pet Helpers, in a joint effort with the Charleston Animal Society, has opened the Animal Helpers ReTail Store. The store will sell gently used household goods to raise funds for the two organizations. This initiative is new to Pet Helpers and will no doubt generate additional revenue for the non-profit organization. When they are done with their daily responsibilities at Pet Helpers, Laurel

and Hank Greer take comfort in their home on Seabrook Island. Their residence on North Beach has proven to be a favorite When they are done with their daily and

and Hank Greer take comfort in their home on Seabrook Island. Their residence on North Beach has proven to be a favorite destination for family, friends and their four cats Simon, Sam, Sirri and Bear. “We live on North Beach and just love looking at the ocean and walking the beach. We love seeing the horses at the Equestrian Center, the golf courses are beautiful and the new facilities are fabulous. We are so proud to show off what we have accomplished on the island when family and friends visit,” says Laurel Greer. The couple finds the private island community very rejuvenating and helps them stay energized to keep doing what they love. “Seabrook has a special feel to it. It is a residential community, not a resort. We love the fact that it is quiet and seems to have a more peaceful pace to it,” says the couple. The Greers have invested their time in the community of Seabrook as well. Since moving to Seabrook Island, Hank Greer has served as Chair of the Security Committee for the P.O.A. as well as worked on the Finance Committee. He is currently the Chair of the Long Range Planning Committee for the Seabrook Island Club, which demonstrates his dedication to the community of Seabrook Island. Laurel and Hank Greer have no plans of slowing down anytime soon. Pet Helpers is due for expansion in the near future, and the couple, as always, will lead the way. After long hours of fighting for animal rights and tirelessly finding homes for homeless pets, the Greers always know that Seabrook Island is waiting for them at the end of the day. “There is something for everyone on Seabrook. The people who live here are dedicated to maintaining our little bit of Heaven...of course, having Charleston so close makes it the perfect place to live.”

“Seabrook has a special feel to it. It is a

residential community, not a resort. We love the fact that it is quiet and seems to have a more peaceful pace to it.”

- Laurel & Hank Greer

A Rainbow of LoveTop:The “Cat Condos” are modeled after the famous “Rainbow Row” of Charleston; The Greers show off two of many puppies at Pet Helpers currently looking for a loving home

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A Feline’s ParadiseTop:

Laurel and Hank spend time with several of their

furry friends in one of Pet Helper’s cat colonies.

Each room has been equipped with floating beds,

climbing apparatuses and other structures specifically

designed for the cats to enjoy while they wait for adoption.

Left:The Greers at their

Seabrook Island residence posing with their cats

(from left) Simon, Sam, Sirri and Bear

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1st Place Patricia SchaeferOur first place photo, taken by Patricia Schaefer, graces the front cover. The beach and lush habitat drew her family to Seabrook in 1996. An avid photographer, Schaefer has self published several photography books. She is active in both the Seabrook Island Photog-raphy Club and the Art Guild. She is also a member of the SINHG. Her books can be viewed and purchased at www.blurb.com/bookstore. More of her work can be found at www.patriciapschaefer.com. If not at her home on the island, Schaefer can be found on North Beach, her favorite spot on Seabrook.

2nd Place Ronald ChamberlainOur second place photo, taken by Ronald Chamberlain, can be found on the back cover. A resident of Seabrook since 2004, Ronald and his wife settled on the island to pursue their passion for painting and photography. Chamberlain has been visiting the island since 1994 and has always been amazed at the abundance of wildlife found on Seabrook. Jenkins Point, an area the couple frequently visits to take walks and ride their bikes, provides an endless display of nature which Chamberlain describes as having a way of making you feel the amazement of discovery you knew as a child.

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1. Painted Bunting by Charles Moore

2. Golf Course by Jan Genosi

3. Dock Sunset by Hannah Hart

4. Marsh by Karyn Gualtieri

5. Big Sky by Stuart Grant

6. Sunset Beach by Lee Rogers

7. Double Rainbow by Mark Hudgins

8. Seabrook Sunset by P.J. Stratton

9. Wood Storks by Dick Wildermann

10. Sunrise by Sharon Johnson

11. High Tide by Shea Tighe

12. Seabrook Beach by Pam Holtom

13. Marsh Sunset by Larry Dill

14. Mama And Baby by Susan Ginder

15. Horseshoe Cove by Jan Genosi

16. Island House Veranda by Eric Roper

17. Path by Terry Fansler

18. Island House by Stewart Hubbeling

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3609 BEACHCOMBER RUN $2,600,000

Amazing views of Seabrook Island’s pristine beach and majestic Atlantic Ocean are just one of the many high-lights afforded by this distinctive four bedroom, three and one-half bath treasure. This impressive home was originally built in 1980 but has been totally renovated and occupies a privileged spot 2nd row from the beach and on a boardwalk that takes you right to Seabrook’s gorgeous North Beach. From the moment you enter this impeccable residence, you will sense the casual elegance this home creates. This first floor features dual master suites, two guest bedrooms, a family room, laundry room, deck and a spacious screened porch. Both master baths feature custom tile and heated floors. This home is currently on Resort Quest’s rental pro-gram and is a great rental. Sold furnished. This prop-erty is in a federally designated “V” flood zone.

3759 BEACH COURT $2,900,000

Reduced and ready to go! One of a kind Beachfront custom built home just steps to the ocean! This home has curb appeal desirable beyond words. Walk to Seabrook Island’s new Beach Club and Island House. Golf is right at your finger tips for Ocean Winds or Crooked Oaks. Carry your clubs just down the street to hit a few. Our new 31 million dollar rebuild of Island amenities accents this ideal private cul-de-sac location. You must see this breathtakingly beautiful Atlantic ocean view featuring 115 feet of beachfront with private beach access and deck. Currently a “one of the Best” ResortQuest Rentals, any offer to purchase would be subject to current booked rentals. Furnishings are negotiable with some exceptions with a full price offer and broker approval. No artwork to convey. Truly the ultimate in ocean front living.

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2830 JENKINS POINT RD. $2,475,000A boater’s paradise! This home dares you to compare its panoramic, unobstructed vistas of Bohicket Creek and the private deep water dock with any other prop-erty you visit! It feels miles from civilization yet is only 2 miles from Seabrook Island’s front gate.

2916 DEER POINT DR. $2,250,000This 4BR, 3.5BA home’s interior was exquisitely de-tailed to complement its tranquil marsh front setting. Custom built in 2008 with many custom, high-end features and quality finishes throughout.

1109 HEATHER ISLAND DR. $2,250,000Beautiful home with 180 degrees of panoramic tidal creek and marsh views. Private dock and over 5,000 sq ft of living space designed for family gatherings and entertaining.

2701 JENKINS POINT RD. $2,200,000This beautiful marsh front, custom built home has a spectacular western exposure with one of the most magnificent sunsets to be seen on Seabrook Island. It also has a design award winning pool and spa over looking the marsh.

3620 LOGGERHEAD CT. $1,995,000This wonderful home occupies a privileged spot 2nd row from the beach and on a boardwalk that takes you right to Seabrook’s gorgeous North Beach. Amazing ocean views are just one of the highlights afforded by this fantastic home.

1110 HEATHER ISLAND DR. $1,995,000Spectacular 4BR, 4 full & 2 half BA, estate offering the ultimate in privacy and beauty. Custom designed resi-dence features mesmerizing views of the tidal marsh and creek while overlooking the pool and spa.

2711 JENKINS POINT RD. $1,699,900Very reputable builder/owner takes great pride in this beautiful home overlooking Bohicket River at Jenkins Point. Looks and feels like a maritime beachhouse.

2656 PERSIMMON POND $1,600,000Absolutely stunning vistas! Sunsets and long marsh views! This home has it all! Built in 2008 with the fin-est quality materials. You are welcomed by an impres-sive 2 Story foyer & Totally Open floor plan.

3005 RASCAL RUN $1,599,000Spacious 5 bedroom, 5 bath home with breathtaking ocean and tidal marsh views. Contemporary house with room for family and friends. Multiple decks, hardwood floors, great room with cathedral ceiling and sunroom.

3011 MARSH HAVEN $1,495,000NEEDS TO SELL! Marsh to ocean views. Morning sunrise-fabulous family home-lots of room for all ages. Full apartment with seperate entrance over the garage. Reverse floor plan, artist studio on the top level. 5 bed 4.5 bath. Excellent rental potential.

2978 DEER POINT DR. $1,328,900Fantastic views, privacy and new custom construction on one of the highest lots on Seabrook Island. Builder is proposing to build this beautiful, over 4,500 sq. ft. custom home on an almost 3/4 acre marsh front lot with long, open views.

3033 MARSH HAVEN $1,900,000Spectacular home on Cap’n Sam’s Creek with river, marsh and ocean views, complete with dock and boat lift. Home is reverse floor plan with enclosed sun room, decks and covered patios for outdoor enjoy-ment.

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2253 CATESBY’S BLUFF $1,280,000Fabulous RENTAL property - a few steps to the water!! Well maintained with New Front Porch, New Roof, (2)New Heating Systems, Exterior Newly Painted.

3355 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $1,249,000When you call this magnificent house your home, you will enjoy an open floor plan with flawless craftsman-ship. This custom home is waiting for your arrival on a large, private, golf course and lagoon view lot.

2923 BAYWOOD DR. $1,199,000Distinctive, custom home built in 2006 located just a short distance to the new wellness/community center at Palmetto Lake. This lowcountry-inspired home built by Keystone Builders is single level living at its best

3612 LOGGERHEAD CT. $1,195,000MAJOR PRICE REDUCTION!! This fabulous family beach house offers ocean views, quality appointments and finishes, and boardwalk access just steps to North Beach. Turn key and sold fully furnished with an es-tablished rental history.

2635 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $1,180,000This beautiful, custom built home captures the es-sence of gracious island living and is ideal for en-joying all Seabrook has to offer. Sited on a premier homesite this well designed home offers a spectacular view of the signature hole and lagoon.

2907 CAP’N SAM’S RD. $1,150,000The minute you walk through the front door of this custom golf course home, you know it is special. An open floor plan with an abundance of windows and skylights and tremendous attention to detail and comfort.

3064 MARSH GATE $1,150,000Ideal cottage feel home located in one of Seabrook’s premier neighborhoods. Sited to take in the 180 de-gree marsh and tidal creek views. Immaculately cared for by its owners. Custom designed and built in 2000, it is perfect for today’s vacation or primary home.

3116 PRIVATEER CREEK $1,125,000Awesome California golf home. Great entertaining-large screen porch becomes a lanai with a touch of the remote control. Walk in wine cellar and wet bar. Eat-in kitchen. MOISTURE FREE WARRANTY on the exterior.

3270 PRIVATEER CREEK $1,099,000Located on a quiet cul-de-sac, with views of the 14th green of Crooked Oaks, this elegant home is just a short bike ride from the beach and new club ameni-ties. Open floor plan with a two-story foyer with grand staircase.


3745 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $1,300,000Rising amid lush landscaping, this contemporary home boasts sensational views of 10th fairway on Ocean Winds golf course, lagoons and an ocean view from the upper deck. Outdoor entertaining is a breeze with screened porch, multi-level decks and pool.

2868 CAP’N SAM’S RD. $1,295,000An unbelievably special home. Beautifully landscaped; gorgeous heated/cooled pool with huge ipe deck; outdoor heated shower; hardwood throughout main level; large open two story foyer; all new master bath with marble.

2952 DEER POINT DR. $1,295,000This is a fantastic new build ON THE MARSH Now Completed. Very privately located with tidal marsh views, this home boasts an elevator, 4BR’s, a study, 4.5 baths, a huge great room with fireplace and a fabulous kitchen!

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2224 NORTH BEACH COTTAGE $1,050,000Spectacular beach house with beautiful ocean views! Conveniently located across from the property owners pool and just a short walk to the beach, this luxury house has been well maintained with upgrades and renovations.

2830 OLD DRAKE DR. $999,900A gracious, elegant home on Mallard Lake. Gorgeous water views! Green space and marsh across the street insure continued privacy on this quiet street. Natural beauty and tons of wildlife surround this lovely set-ting.

2961 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $989,500Wonderful views of Bass Lake and new custom con-struction on Seabrook Island just a short bike to the new wellness/community center at Palmetto Lake. Builder is proposing to build this beautiful, 3272 sq. ft. custom home on a lagoon front lot.

2808 SEABROOK ISAND RD. $899,000Great location for this contemporary family beach house. Located just a short walk to the beach and a quick bike ride to the new club amenities. Large open great room with hardwood floors, family room, large dining room and updated kitchen.

3101 BAYWOOD DR. $899,000Custom home built in 2001 overlooking the 11th green and centered around a courtyard and hot tub, this home has large open living spaces and plenty of room for entertaining.

3162 BLUE HERON $899,000This beautiful custom Charleston style home reflects all the grace and charm of the Holy City that brings thousands to the Low Country each year to experience Southern hospitality at its best.

2645 GNARLED PINE $899,000This beautifully designed and constructed NEW HOME lends itself to today’s living. Gourmet kitchen with gathering room and screened porch, beautiful master bath, fully wired for state of the art sound/entertainment system.

3138 PRIVATEER CREEK $895,000Wonderful open floor plan in this great golf home located on 13th green of Crooked Oaks. Lovely hard-wood floors throughout 1st floor. Recently remodeled with huge master closet.

2963 DEER POINT DRIVE $849,000his wonderful home is located on one of Seabrook Island’s most private, quiet streets. Exterior has been recently repainted. Mature trees give privacy to the front of the home, but sit on your spacious back deck and enjoy an expansive marsh view.


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2435 CAT TAIL POND $845,000This is a classic coastal home located near the center of the island on one of Seabrook’s most desirable streets. Property opens to an excellent marsh view in the rear with a very natural landscape setting.

3585 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $839,000This beautiful beach house puts your guests and fam-ily exactly where they want to be- across the street from the beach and just a short bike ride to the new club amenities. The interior of this tranquil retreat engenders a felling of relaxation and family fun.

3240 PRIVATEER CREEK $799,000Enjoy elegant and gracious island living in this won-derful home with bright, open floor plan and located on the 14th fairway of Crooked Oaks, a dead end street and just a short bike to the new club amenities and beach.

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2334 CAT TAIL POND $795,000Fabulous party house!! Large rooms all flow together for nice entertaining. Exercise room with equipment that conveys with the home. Master on the main level, private guest room upstairs.

1018 CROOKED OAKS LN. $736,000Built in 2004, this home offers well planned interior spaces that inspire relaxed Island living. Bright and open great room, dressed with gleaming hardwood floors is the heart of the home. Sold furnished.

2339 ANDELL WAY $699,000One level living on 10th fairway of Crooked Oaks; beautifully landscaped with irrigation system and ac-cent lighting; large recently remodeled kitchen with granite countertops; hardwood floors in great room and dining room.

2626 HIGH HAMMOCK $697,500Golf course views, century old Live Oaks draped in Spanish Moss and rolling dunes are just the beginning of this meticulously maintained home located on the 2nd fairway of the Ocean Winds Golf Course and just a short walk to the beach.

2888 OLD DRAKE $689,000This beautiful contemporary style home is perfect for full time living or the perfect beach getaway. The re-verse floor plans offers fabulous views of Mallard Lake and all its wildlife.

2935 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $659,000GRACE and CHARM with a wonderful WATER VIEW! This very TRADITIONAL STYLE home offers everything you need for your next move. Located in the “Lakes Area” of Seabrook Island, known for its sense of community and “small town” feel.

2417 GOLF OAK PARK $650,000Very well maintained 3BR, 3BA home located on a quiet street near all amenities. Home has high ceilings and is full of light. Beautiful oak flooring along with tile in the sun room area. Recent improvements!

3300 COON HOLLOW $625,000Charming home with bright, open floor plan sited in a peaceful, private wooded setting. The great room with vaulted ceiling has built-ins and a wood burning fire-place. The wonderful sunroom offers a more intimate space for relaxing.

2707 OLD FOREST DR. $625,000SOFT CONTEMPORARY, perfectly designed by ar-chitect to cradle this CORNER, LAGOON lot. It’s the house “with the pretty doors”. Through these custom mahoghany double doors is an impressive hallway with 13 ft. cypress ceilings.


2970 BAYWOOD DR. $799,000This bright, cheery, well-maintained home sits on one and one half lots on the 7th fairway of Crooked Oaks. With its oversized lot it offers privacy and beautiful landscaping with a large front yard.

1813 LANDFALL WAY $799,000Fabulous, custom-built three year old marsh front home. Windows, French doors and decks galore capitalize on the gorgeous views of Bohicket River while letting in an abundance of light and a feeling of spaciousness.

2930 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $795,000This lake front home embraces everything you need to create the ideal setting for gracious living and is just a short bike ride to the new Lake House. The home’s interior is exquisitely detailed to complement the beautiful setting.

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2121 ROYAL PINE DR. $599,900TOTAL RENOVATION New interior includes bra-zilian cherry floors, new carpet, ceramic tile in all bathrooms. Kitchen has all new appliances granite countertops, new sink, faucets and light fixture.

4052 BRIDLE TRAIL DR. $599,000This adorable village home is offered furnished and has been professionally decorated. The floor plan has a bedroom and full bath on the main floor. This home has hardly been used by the owners. Equestrian area. Walk/bike to fitness center.

2575 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $599,000This adorable golf home is snuggled back on a very private lot opening up in the back to the 12th fairway of Crooked Oaks. Offered fully furnished, so why buy a villa when you can have your own single family home with no regime fees!!! 3 bed/2.5 bath.

2730 GNARLED PINE $599,000Renovated! This is an adorable little home, offered fully furnished- nice light , bright & comfortable. Hardwood floors, granite kitchen. Lower level is fin-ished into a recreation room w/ a 1/2 bath. Great 2nd home or rental house. No lawn maintenance.

3440 DEER RUN $590,000Excellent value!! Priced like a foreclosure - but not a foreclosure! The seller wants to sell now. Good invest-ment property - walk or bike to the beach - open floor plan. Single level living - 1 owner never rented - pri-vate wooded lot.

3510 DEER RUN $588,000Well maintained home located in the beach and Club Area. Easy walk to beach at Pelican Watch in less than ten minutes. Exterior of home has just been repainted. HVAC has been replaced with a new system at a cost of more than $16,000.

2717 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $574,900This lovely Cape Cod has been updated with new hardwood floors in the living room, an open bright sunroom off the kitchen. The outdoor deck wraps around this new addition. The home also has a den plus livingroom/sunroom.

2526 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $572,000Enjoy magnificent marsh and sunset views from sev-eral rooms of this home including the screened porch and deck. Master bath remodeled in 2010. Geothermal HVAC units-both with new air handlers and compres-sors in 2010.

3005 SEABROOK VILLAGE DR. $549,900Built in 2006, this popular “B” model home is located in The Village of Seabrook. Bright open floor plan within walking distance of the new Lake House. Sold furnished.


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2908 CAP’N SAM’S RD. $539,900Single level living at its best with only a few stairs at the entry ways and no regime fees! Charming home with bright, open floor plan sited in a peaceful, pri-vate wooded setting. The great room with vaulted ceil-ing has built-ins, hardwood floors.

4003 BRIDLE TRAIL DR. $539,000Built in 2005 this wonderful home is located in The Village at Seabrook, which affords Palmetto Lake stocked with fish, two swimming pools, cabana, oys-ter shed and walking path around the lake. It is also within walking distance of the new Lake House.

2631 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $527,900AT THIS PRICE - WHY PAY VILLA REGIME FEES?! Own this darling 3BR home on half acre GOLF COURSE lot with a full double car garage. MOVE-RIGHT-IN CONDITION for your perfect vacation home. Walk or short bike ride to club amenities.

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2549 CLEAR MARSH RD. $488,000Very clean home in the shade of beautiful live oaks with few steps and one level living. Low maintenance and no villa/condo regime fees. Most furnishings are negotiable. Heart Pine floors, upgraded kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops.


2405 SEABROOK ISLAND RD. $499,900Wonderful opportunity. 3000 sq ft of lovely living in scenic Seabrook. Island amenities all replaced and are spectacular. Fitness, golf, beach, tennis, equestrian and pools all waiting for the right buyer

1005 MARSH POINTE $499,000Wonderful patio home completely renovated. The interior renovations include a brand new kitchen with beautiful cabinets, a center island, granite counter-tops, stainless appliances as well as new marble vanity top in the master bathroom and hardwood floors.

2773 OLD FOREST DR. $499,000Located on Heron Lake, this wonderful home is only a short bike ride to the new Wellness/Community Cen-ter at Palmetto Lake. Great floor plan with an open living/dining room, kitchen with breakfast area.

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T O W N H O M E S & V I L L A S

Atrium2913 Atrium $449,0002906 Atrium $399,9002908 Atrium $399,0002917 Atrium $359,000

Bay Pointe2132 Bay Pointe $259,0002140 Bay Pointe $240,0002115 Bay Pointe $175,0002122 Bay Pointe $169,0002111 Bay Pointe $165,0002138 Bay Pointe $139,700

Bohicket Marina1992 Bohicket Villa $1,400,000

Charlestowne2430 Charlestowne $499,000

Court Side1638 Court Side $299,0001621 Court Side $219,0001625 Court Side $170,000

Deer Point1512 Deer Point $479,0001516 Deer Point $349,000

Dune Crest5 Dune Crest $348,000

Dune Loft1404 Dune Loft $399,000

Fairway One3025 Fairway One $745,0003035 Fairway One $699,000

Golf Shore468 Golf Shore $379,000457 Golf Shore $370,000

Heron Point1801 Heron Point $425,0001807 Heron Point $395,0001812 Heron Point $359,0001816 Heron Point $259,000

High Hammock164 High Hammock $236,500139 High Hammock $199,000129 High Hammock $197,000171 High Hammock $195,000156 High Hammock $189,000103 High Hammock $169,000

Horseshoe Cove1905 Horseshoe Cove $995,000

Indigo Hall (Off-Island)7116 Indigo Hall $287,9557114 Indigo Hall $229,4557115 Indigo Hall $184,4557124 Indigo Hall $180,9577122 Indigo Hall $139,200

Live Oak2768 Live Oak $434,500

Marsh Pointe1005 Marsh Pointe $499,000

Marsh Walk2060 Marsh Walk $209,900

Ocean Winds3005 Ocean Winds $359,0003001 Ocean Winds $329,0003010 Ocean Winds $329,000

Pelican Watch1373/74 Pelican Watch $650,00013106 Pelican Watch $459,0001332 Pelican Watch $439,0001317 Pelican Watch $399,9001341 Pelican Watch $379,0001361 Pelican Watch $359,0001309 Pelican Watch $340,0001305 Pelican Watch $339,000

Racquet Club2419 Racquet Club $295,0002408 Racquet Club $295,0002406 Racquet Club $243,0002415 Racquet Club $149,000

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T O W N H O M E S & V I L L A S

Salt MarshQ1 Salt Marsh $1,350,000Q2 Salt Marsh $1,250,000C3 Salt Marsh $675,0002030 Salt Marsh $675,000C1 Salt Marsh $675,000B3 Salt Marsh $595,000C2 Salt Marsh $595,000F3 Salt Marsh $595,000D3 Salt Marsh (Model) $585,000F2 Salt Marsh $575,000

Sealoft906 Sealoft $515,000942 Sealoft $485,000946 Sealoft $395,000918 Sealoft $364,900

Shadowwood614 Shadowwood $169,000

Shelter Cove1709 Shelter Cove $325,0001707 Shelter Cove $289,0001705 Shelter Cove $279,000

Spinnaker764 Spinnaker $725,000715 Spinnaker $575,000711 Spinnaker $449,000774 Spinnaker $424,000768 Spinnaker $392,000756 Spinnaker $389,000743 Spinnaker $375,000

Summerwind1128 Summerwind $399,0001145 Summerwind $379,0001158 Summerwind $373,9001161 Summerwind $345,000

Tarpon Pond504 Tarpon Pond $395,000524 Tarpon Pond $349,900549 Tarpon Pond $328,500514 Tarpon Pond $275,000511 Tarpon Pond $274,000

Tree Loft807 Tree Loft $309,900813 Tree Loft $295,000

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H O M E S I T E S


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Golf CourseLot 42 Block 21 The Bent Twig $450,000Lot 1 Block 31 Cat Tail Pond $395,000Lot 41 Block 32 Golf Oak Park $350,000Lot 24 Block 32 Baywood Drive $332,000Lot 3 Block 31 Cat Tail Pond $325,000Lot 8 Block 32 Baywood Drive $315,000Lot 29 Block 32 Baywood Drive $315,000Lot 3 Block 32 The Haulover $295,000Lot 26 Block 32 Baywood Drive $290,000Lot 16 Block 11 Seabrook Island Road $289,000Lot 22 Block 24 Seabrook Island Road $275,000

Ocean AreaLot 58 Block 16 Pompano Court $1,900,000Lot 60 Block 16 Pompano Court $989,000Lot 39 Block 19 Rolling Dune Road $799,000Lot 9D Botany Bay Island $700,000

River, Marsh & CreekLot 9 Block 52 Jenkins Point Road $1,425,000Lot 27 Block 50 Marsh Gate Drive $1,200,000Lot 38 Block 5 Persimmon Pond $749,000Lot 14 Block 38 Old Drake Drive $690,000Lot 6 Block 20 Oyster Catcher Court $650,000Lot 8 Block 20 Oyster Catcher Court $600,000Lot 7 Block 20 Oyster Catcher Court $599,000Lot 15 Block 38 Old Drake Drive $590,000Lot 1 Block 27 Seabrook Island Road $499,000Lot 4 Block 27 Seabrook Island Road $484,000Lot 1A Block 49 Deer Point Drive $399,500Lot 53 Block 52 Lady Anna Lane $399,000Lot 29 Block 49 Deer Point Drive $349,000Lot 7 Block 27 Seabrook Island Road $340,000Lot 29 Block 4 Seabrook Island Road $299,000Lot 2 Block 37 Seabrook Island Road $249,000Lot 76 Block 5 Clear Marsh $199,000

Wooded, Lake & LagoonLot 34 Block 32 Golf Oak Park $399,000Lot 15 Old Wharf Road $379,000Lot 13 Block 42 Seabrook Island Road $325,000Lot 12B Block 42 Seabrook Island Road $300,000Lot 5 Block 34 Golf Oak Park $300,000Lot 26 Block 39 Old Drake Drive $295,000Lot 12A Block 42 Seabrook Island Road $279,500Lot 32 Block 5 Privateer Creek $275,000Lot 27 Block 4 Bataeu Trace $260,000Lot 25 Block 39 Old Drake Drive $255,000Lot 7 Block 14 Deer Run $249,000Lot 13 Block 3 Andell Way $239,995Lot 19 Block 2 Cap’n Sam’s Road $239,900Lot 25 Block 39 Old Drake Drive $239,000Lot 5 Block 36 Cap’n Sam’s Road $227,000Lot B12 Seabrook Village Drive $225,000Lot B8 Seabrook Village Drive $199,999Lot 18 Block 2 Cap’n Sam’s Road $199,900Lot 20 Block 1 Little Creek Road $199,000Lot 69 Block 5 Clear Marsh $196,000Lot 3 Block 41 Royal Pine Drive $195,000Lot 6 Block 40 Old Forest Drive $190,000Lot 8 Block 44 Royal Pine Drive $189,000Lot 6 Block 43 Old Oak Walk $169,000Lot 33 Block 40 Seabrook Island Road $159,900Lot 30 Block 39 Old Drake Drive $139,000

EquestrianLot C19 Block 59 Bridle Trail Drive $89,000

Kiawah River EstatesLot 34 Maritime Forest Drive $449,000Lot 51 Raccoon Key Court $349,000Lot 30 Maritime Forest Drive $139,000

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Photo of a mother Egret with her young taken by Seabrook Island resident Ronald Chamberlain, who took 2nd place in the inaugural Neighbors Magazine Photography Competition

neighbors magazine winter 2011

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