Community Ocean Park
Declare Your Independence
On Kiawah’s rugged eastern tip, as far from the mainland as it’s possible to run, bike, or drive, Ocean Park rewards its residents with large homesites, spectacular native vegetation and grand trees, a mile-long interior ribbon park, and incredible layered views of the marsh, river, ocean, and world-acclaimed Ocean Course.
Golfers who have braved the challenge of Pete Dye’s Ocean Course, site of the 2012 and 2021 PGA Championships, have experienced Ocean Park: the breezes and gusts off the Atlantic Ocean, the savanna of marshland like something out of Africa, and in the distance, the 250-acre Little Bear Island preservation area—one of the largest barrier island conservation areas in the Southeast.
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The very best of Kiawah’s colorful land and seascapes come together at Ocean Park.
Here, created along a lush, mile-long stretch of interior parklands, grand estates and exceptional homesites take their place among nature’s richest pageantry. Occupying the Island’s rugged, textured, eastern-most tip, Ocean Park frames some of the most coveted vistas found along the Atlantic coast. For residents, the magnificent Marsh House is a neighborhood gathering place to relax beside the infinity edge pool with friends and family. Salty sea breezes cool the meadows of the ribbon park for midday picnics or impromptu lawn games.
Wake up to the sound of rustling leaves while sipping coffee on your back porch. Pack a picnic lunch and explore winding trails, pathways, and ponds as southwesterly trade winds keep you cool. Finish up by taking an evening stroll along the marsh with your dog as the sun sets gently over ancient oak trees.
Enjoy Privileged Access To Marsh House
Introducing Marsh House, a private community gathering spot spectacularly situated on Ocean Park’s wide southern marsh.
Strikingly designed in harmony with nature, Marsh House offers a wealth of covered and outdoor spots for eating, drinking, and relaxing: beside a fireplace, atop a raised deck, by a bar overlooking the wide marsh and famed Ocean Course tree line. The gathering place, which features an infinity pool, cocktail bar, and grill, will serve both Kiawah Island Club Members and Ocean Park property owners –with homeowners in Marsh Walk, a collection of new built-for-you residences adjacent to Marsh House, having the most convenient access.
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Designing with Nature
Kiawah Island is widely recognized for executing an environmentally sensitive master plan. South Street Partners, the current guardians of the Island’s environmental real estate plan, is wholly committed to furthering Kiawah’s excellence in nature stewardship–continually reminding us that nature, itself, is the star attraction here. Learn more about our multidisciplinary approach toward Designing with Nature, created to enhance the lives of the Island’s residents and guests while protecting Kiawah’s wildlife, species and shoreline estuaries.
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A Part Of Golf History
The Ocean Course is more than simply a seaside golf course, though Pete Dye’s design and its status as one of the world’s most challenging courses are certainly impressive. Even more striking: golf history was made here when The Ocean Course became the setting for the famous War by the Shore.
Often described as the Pebble Beach of the South because of its unobstructed panoramic views of the Atlantic coastline, The Ocean Course is located just south of Ocean Park, offering residents easy access to one of the most spectacular courses in the world.
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