Seabrook Island, South Carolina Real Estate

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Seabrook is a private island resort with uncrowded beaches and pristine dunes along the South Carolina coast.  This island has miles of natural beaches, virtually untouched by development.  . The Atlantic Ocean provides 3.5 miles of Seabrook Island's shoreline. Another mile of sandy expanse extends by the wide tidal North Edisto River. Seabrook has two unique beaches.   Pelican Beach is located on the south end of the island.  Pelican beach is adjacent to Seabrook Island’s beach club facilities.   Pelican beach is a spectacular place for an array of outdoor events, weddings, sunbathing and breathtaking sunsets over the North Edisto River Inlet.  North Beach is one of the widest beaches in the Carolinas, North Beach captures the essence of privacy with its rolling dunes that gradually dips into the Atlantic Ocean. An ongoing beach management program maintains the beauty and size of the beach, as well as a pristine environment for wildlife, like the loggerhead turtles, which depend on the perfect waterside setting for nesting and ultimate survival.

Despite being so secluded and undeveloped Seabrook Island has a full-service resort catering to your every need. Resort guests and Club members enjoy two championship golf courses, a tennis center, horseback riding, award-winning dining, a fitness center, shopping, a deep-water marina, children's programs and many other world-class amenities.

Seabrook also has a vibrant community.  Lowcountry-inspired homes and sizeable properties sit quietly amongst grand Live Oaks, all within the island neighborhood. You can also find more than 2,200 acres of lush green Maritime forest, beautiful salt marshes and pristine beach which is increasingly rare environment to find a thriving community.  Crooked live oaks and vast marsh views open to Audubon Cooperative Sanctuaries.  Seabrook Island is also conveniently located less than 23 miles south from all the charms of downtown Charleston

Seabrook Island also has a varied and unique history. Originally inhabited by Native Americans, the island was first discovered by settlers in 1666 when Lieutenant Colonel Robert Sanford claimed the area for England's King Charles.

Seabrook Island owners remain active in guiding the destiny of the island.

Seabrook presents a unique opportunity to truly experience the beauty of the sea islands. Pristine beaches frame a landscape of scenic tidal marshes, meandering creeks and wooded trails.  Spring and summer midday temperatures reach the 80s and sometimes 90s. Fall temperatures stay in the 80s, 70s and 60s. Winter temperatures range from the 60s to the 30s.  Seabrook is truly a unique paradise.