— Seabrook Island —

Seabrook Island features three and a half miles of Atlantic Ocean beach front and another mile of sandy shore stretching along the North Edisto River.  The island’s uncrowded beaches are ideal for swimming, shelling, fishing, dolphin watching, or even riding horses from the renowned Seabrook Equestrian Center. Seabrook is home to a variety of wildlife such as  marsh rabbits, red fox, otters and white tail deer. More than thirty species of reptiles can be found, among them alligators, tree frogs, chameleons and turtles. The island has been involved with the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, North American Bird Watching Open since 1998.  More than eighty species, including the bald eagle, have been regularly spotted on the island.

There are no hotels or high-rise condominiums on Seabrook, only private homes, villas and cottages designed to complement the island’s stunning natural beauty.  Despite it’s peaceful seclusion, Seabrook Island offers residents and guests two championship golf courses, a tennis center, horseback riding, award-winning dining, a fitness center, shopping, a deep-water marina and many other world-class amenities. Just a few miles from historic Charleston, South Carolina, Seabrook Island’s 2,200 acres stands as a reminder of the pleasures of a slower pace of life.

Seabrook Island

Real Estate

  • $1,195,000

    Median Sale Price

  • 4.7

    Months of Supply

  • 58

    Average Days on Market

Median Price Trend

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Why We Love It

This is city life at a different speed. 
Begin your morning with a stroll to one of our favorite coffee spots – perhaps City Lights on Market Street or Second State Coffee on Beaufain. Cafés and corner shops serving light breakfast abound – perhaps a smoothie and crepe at Queen Street Grocery or a croissant and latté at Café Framboise will start the day right.

Even on the busiest of workdays, the aura of Historic Charleston moves at a pace ostensibly designed to be stress-relieving. Professionals from offices, banks, and law firms in the historic business district saunter to delis and cafés with the harmony of noontime church bells ringing from every direction.

Spend an afternoon on the promenade of Waterfront Park while sailboats whip around the harbor, and stroll into any number of shops and galleries in the historic French Quarter. For a heightened view, head to one of our rooftop venues: Pavilion Bar, The Rooftop, Élevé, and The Watch – where an evening cocktail with a panoramic view of the city provides the perfect finish to your day.

A stroll into South of Broad provides a constant joy to anyone who appreciates fine architecture and formal gardens – this residential neighborhood preserves centuries of history while always refreshing its particulars. 
Buffering South of Broad from Charleston Harbor is The Battery, a century-old seawall adjacent to the oak canopies of White Point Garden, walkable across the length of the southern tip of the peninsula.

Enthusiasts of fine arts have much to discover in the French Quarter, where dozens of galleries house works ranging from antebellum masterpieces to avant-garde contemporaries. 
Be sure to check in with the ever-evolving collections at our treasured Gibbes Museum of Art, and my personal favorite on Queen Street – the welcoming Robert Lange Studios.

For theatre devotees there is always an evening treat on Queen Street – a variety of performances from Charleston’s oldest theatre group, Footlight Players, and for a through immersion into historic thespianism, pay homage to the Dock Street Theatrethe first building in America built exclusively for theatrical performances.

Sun Setting over The Battery
Strolling the High Battery
Cocktails on the Rooftop
Second Sunday on King Street
Formal Gardens
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A circular cropped photo of real estate broker Bryan McElveen looking to his left. He has short brown hair, a longsleeve collared pink shirt with rolled up sleeves, and a silver wristwatch.

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