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How Kiawah Island Real Estate Compares to Other Luxury Coastal Markets
Why Kiawah Island Real Estate Outperforms Peer Markets: A 2026 Guide to Luxury Scarcity When considering where to invest in luxury coastal real estate, the conversation often starts with price per square foot. However, the families who end up happiest with their coastal choice understand that comparable markets on paper…
Plan a Valentine’s Day Getaway at Two Meeting Street Inn
Two Meeting Street Inn: An Exclusive Member-Only Valentine’s Escape Love stories deserve a setting as distinctive as the moments they create. This Valentine’s Day, Kiawah Island Club Members have access to something truly rare: an intimate Charleston escape that pairs the elegance of a historic mansion with the thoughtful service…
PRESS: 9 Nicklaus Lane Receives House of the Week and House of the Month in Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal spotlighted a remarkable Kiawah Island residence in its “House of the Week” and “House of the Month” series, highlighting a one-of-a-kind home currently for sale through Kiawah Island Real Estate, positioned between the Atlantic Ocean and a Jack Nicklaus–designed golf course. Designed by globe-trotting homeowners who…
Luxury Kiawah Island Real Estate: 78 LeMoyne Lane, Cassique
$11,995,000 | 7 Beds | 6 Full Baths | 2 Half Baths | 6,881 Sq Ft | 4.89 Acres | Private Dock The riverfront estate at 78 LeMoyne Lane offers something increasingly rare: nearly five acres of uninterrupted privacy with 270-degree views spanning the Atlantic Ocean, Kiawah River, and protected…
Remembering Robert A.M. Stern: The Architect Who Shaped Kiawah Island
A Tribute to Robert A.M. Stern and His Vision for Kiawah Island On November 27, 2025, the architectural world lost Robert A.M. Stern at age 86. His six-decade career left an indelible mark on American design, defined by his belief that architecture should honor the past while creating something entirely…
How to Celebrate the New Year and 2026 Winter Activities on Kiawah Island
New Year’s and Winter 2026 on Kiawah Island: Events, Activities, and More There’s something about the way a new year arrives on Kiawah Island; quietly, with the soft crash of winter waves and that particular golden light that only the Lowcountry knows how to deliver. As 2026 begins, the Island…
Men at Sea
Story by Dr. Christina Rae Butler Before refrigeration and supermarkets, before corporations and long-distance supply chains, Charleston’s seafood came from local waters, from the nets and hooks of generation after generation of hardy, dedicated fishermen. Charleston’s Mosquito Fleet was something of a cultural phenomenon. These brave and highly skilled…
Griffin & Nicole Bell
GRIFFIN AND NICOLE BELL GREENVILLE, SC Where are you from? Nicole: We’re from Greenville, South Carolina. We both grew up there but we didn’t know each other until after college. How did you meet? Nicole: We met in downtown Greenville in 1999. Griffin: We fell in love quickly—two weeks…
Pollinator Paradise
Story by Hailey Wist Native plants are vital to the health of our Island ecosystem. Co-evolved with regional wildlife over centuries, natives are adapted to provide food and shelter to pollinators, birds, and other species that depend on them for survival. Unlike non-native species, they thrive without excessive water, fertilizer,…
