On the eastern end of Kiawah Island lies a spectacular 25-acre estate property nestled in the curve of Bass Creek where you can feel the sea breeze and watch the sun set over the water year round. Here, some of Kiawah’s most-celebrated landscapes gloriously intermingle: amber marshlands, towering pines, sparkling creeks, majestic oaks. Connected to Ocean Course Drive by a private entrance, the epic scale and truly unparalleled privacy set this land apart. It is the largest homesite parcel in the history of Kiawah Island, and though it has always been home to wildlife such as deer and egrets, it soon will be home to a property owner. A full 3.78 acres of highland comprise the buildable region of the landscape set in almost 360 degrees of waterway and marsh views. The peninsula connects to both the Kiawah and Stono Rivers via Bass Creek and is 16 miles or less than 45 minutes from the City Marina in downtown Charleston by boat. The Town of Kiawah Island has designated two areas of the property for deep water docks, and Bass Creek will support boats with up to a four-foot draft at low tide. Some of Kiawah’s most prized amenities are minutes away via walking and biking trails: the breathtaking and bustling Marsh House; the oceanfront Beach Club; Pete Dye’s famed Ocean Course fairways, host of the 2012 and 2021 PGA Championships; and ten miles of stunning Atlantic shoreline. A Kiawah Island Club Membership is available with this property. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified.