Charleston County

Kiawah Island Resort. Miles of sandy white beaches make the communities of Kiawah Island and Seabrook Island world class.

Kiawah Island is home of the world renowned Oceans Course: 1991 Ryder Cup and future host of the 2012 PGA Championship. Upscale dining and shopping, and a wealth of family-friendly activities, make Kiawah Island Real Estate one of the Charleston area's best-kept secrets.

The Charleston metro area consists of three major Counties, Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester. Locals refer to it as the Lowcountry. Many visitors say it is this ambiance that draws thousands to Charleston every year. Hauntingly beautiful is perhaps the best way to describe South Carolina's Lowcountry and Resort Islands.

Dorchester and Berkeley Counties were born as a result of their respective rivers that feed into the Charleston harbor. Dorchester County was developed along the Ashley River from the people that settled here as far back as the 1600's. General George Washinton led Armies in Dorchester County.

Berkeley County has the Cooper River. The Cooper River snakes through the cities of North Charleston and Goose Creek. Berkeley County hosted the Swamp Fox himself, Francis Marion and is home to the infamous "Goose Creek Men" - a militia group instrumental in the Amercian Revolutionary War. The real beauty of this area must be seen to be appreciated.

Of course Charleston County has miles of white beaches washed clean by the tide - free of tracks except those left by a hermit crab or sea turtle, endless marshes alive with the calls of birds and rustling flight, and trees laden with Spanish moss add to its ethereal setting.

Located across the Charleston Harbor and the Cooper River from historic Downtown Charleston. Mt. Pleasant is a rapidly growing community that has still held onto the charm of the Old Village.

Master planned neighborhoods including I’on Village, Park West, Seaside Farms, Belle Hall or Hamlin Plantation are all found in Mt Pleasant.

The Wild Dunes resort is located on 1,500 acres on the northern end of the Isle of Palms and offers residents and visitors two 18 hole Tom Fazio golf courses, 17 tennis courts, and numerous pools.

The premier facility at Wild Dunes is the four star Boardwalk Inn and Grand Pavilion which feature three pools and a pavilion overlooking the beach and Atlantic Ocean. The site is a favorite for both music and dancing. The resort is among the top ten nationally ranked tennis resorts.