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Hilton Head Island is located off the South Carolina coast, just north of the Georgia border. The mild climate in the area of coastal Carolina is suitable for outdoor activities throughout the year. To the North lie Beaufort and Charleston, South Carolina, and Savannah lies just across the Georgia border to the South. These cities, with their charming historic districts, are popular for day (or weekend!) trips.

Size & Terrain

At 42 square miles, Hilton Head Island is the second largest barrier Island on the East Coast. Only Long Island has more land area. ¨ Hilton Head Island is approximately 12 miles long and up to 5 miles wide. The shape of the Island actually resembles a "shoe" with the "heel" on the North, where Port Royal Sound exits to the Atlantic Ocean. Broad, sandy beaches stretch for miles along the Atlantic Ocean on the Island's eastern shore. ¨ There are roughly 30,000 acres of land mass, with 28,000 acres of dry land and 2,000 or so of marsh. ¨ The Intracoastal Waterway (Skull Creek) and Mackay's Creek separate Hilton Head Island from the mainland. These are the two rivers that you cross when you come onto the Island from the mainland. ¨ Calibogue Sound separates the western shore from Daufuskie Island to the south. ¨ Broad Creek is a major tidal river that nearly divides Hilton Head Island into two "separate" islands. ¨ The Island's landscape is remarkable for the wealth of its natural beauty. ¨ Broad, sandy beaches slope gently to the shimmering waters of the Atlantic ¨ Lush plant life is also abundant, including live oaks draped with Spanish moss, rustling Palmsetto trees, wildflowers, and sea oats. ¨ Soft green grasses of the salt marsh are the breeding grounds for many familiar forms of sea life. From oysters and crabs to mighty game fish, most of our favorite seafood species begin life in the marsh. ¨ Rare birds, alligators, deer, sea turtles….Wildlife abounds on Hileon Head Island. It's a nature-lover's paradise!

Designed in Harmony with Nature

Development has done much to enhance the natural splendors of Hilton Head Island. The Island itself is the home of several large, planned communities, called "plantations" after the agricultural estates that once flourished here. Homes -- and even commercial buildings -- are designed to "blend" with the terrain. Nature preserves, bicycle paths, and open spaces provide access to scenic areas.

Town Officials have pledged to preserve the high quality of life that makes this Island such a great place to visit - and to live!

Demographics

There are as many different types of Islanders as there are ways to enjoy yourself here! Doctors, lawyers, service workers, tradesmen, retired executives of major corporations, etc. all call Hilton Head Island their home!

The Island's healthy economy has given rise to a substantial number of successful entrepreneurs. These are the people providing the amenities to sustain the Island's growth and creating the opportunities for it to thrive.

More than anything else, the people are what makes Hilton Head Island such a great place to live. Islanders are as warm and pleasant as the weather here! Many came for a vacation and then decided to stay for a lifetime…..And the same could happen to you!

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Plantations
The "Communities" of
Hilton Head Island

Sea Pines:
Located on the Southwestern tip of the Island, Sea Pines Plantation is Hilton Head Island's first developed community -- or "Plantation" as it was originally termed when founded by Charles Fraser in 1956. Mr. Fraser envisioned a new kind of development….One which attempted to leave the natural beauty intact, while also providing the amenities of a respectable resort community. Sea Pines Plantation was the "result" of his research, and it has become the model for the "environmentally conscious development for the remainder of the Island. In addition to being a residential haven area, Sea Pines has also come to be known as a World-Class resort! Here are just a few of the "highlights" Sea Pines has to offer:

• Five (5) miles of expansive & beautiful Atlantic Ocean white, sandy beaches.
• Miles of property on or near the Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway. Most homes near South Beach have dockage facilities.
• Approximately 5,000 acres of land (1,300 of which are devoted to parks, forest preserves, lagoons & marshlands!) and over 6,000 homes and villas.
• Sea Pines Conference Center: Offers conference facilities & other amenities.
• Dining: Wide variety, with most cuisines available.
• Three (3) community Swimming Pools, pools in most Visitor areas (Villas), as well as in many private homes.
• Community Playgrounds/Recreation Areas.
• Sailing: Rentals of boats and sailboards. Lessons are also available.

• Four (4) Championship Golf Courses & Pro Shops:

1. Club Course: For member play only.
2. Sea Marsh Course: For member play & resort guests.
3. Ocean Course: For member play & resort guests.
4. Harbour Town Links -- Home of the famous MCI Heritage Golf Classic: For member play & resort guests.

• 50 miles of bike paths.
• Over 100 Tennis Courts.

• Two (2) Racquet Clubs:

1. South Beach Racquet Club
2. Sea Pines Racquet Club -- Host of the Family Circle Magazine Cup Tennis Tournament

• Two (2) Beach Clubs:

1. Sea Pines Beach Club: For property owners and resort guests. Offers many amenities including a party area, outdoor "concessions," picnic & oyster roast facilities, restrooms, etc.
2. Tower Beach Club: Private membership limited to Sea Pines Property Owners. Offers premier Beach Club facilities, picnic & oyster roast facilities, and day cabanas.

• Two (2) Marinas: Offering over 150+ Boat Slips!

1. Harbour Town: Open to the general public. One of the most popular landmarks on Hilton Head Island! Premier Marine community featuring a picturesque Mediterranean Village with specialty restaurants, lounges & shops and many forms of entertainment and activities. The expansive docks -- capable of accommodating yachts up to 115' in length -- host a dock-master fuel station, telescope viewing & a site for many charter cruises to board. Recreational facilities blend naturally into the lush landscape. Also home of the newly refinished famous red & white striped Lighthouse overlooking Calibogue Sound & The Harbour Town Basin!.
2. South Beach Marina Village: Open to the general public. Quaint New England fishing village in Braddock's Cove with restaurants, shops, entertainment, lounges, dockmaster, bait & tackle shop, etc. Located at the Southern-most tip of Hilton Head Island.

• Sea Pines Property Owners Community Services Associates/Architectural Review Board (CSA/ARB): Responsible for maintenance/upkeep of Plantation & for the well-being of Property Owners.
• Abundant Lagoons for fishing & boating.
• 41 miles of Nature trails & private forests for biking, walking, running, etc.
• Three (3) large Shopping areas.
• Lawton Stables Equestrian Center: Offers boarding and nature trail rides
• Heritage Farms: Organic gardening area. For property owners only.
• Sea Pines Forest Preserves: 605-acre preserve including nature trails, numerous fishing lakes, (sheltered) picnic areas, and wild flower plots. Many animals can be seen here in their "natural" habitat.
• Two 24-hour staffed security gates and roving security patrol.
• Association Fee: Improved: $694.00/year; Unimproved: $418.00/year

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Forest Beach:
Consisting of both "North" and "South" Forest Beach, The Forest Beach Area covers the large stretch of Oceanfront land between Shipyard Plantation and Sea Pines Plantation. Its location provides for many unique amenities including:

• Contains over 3 miles of lush, white sandy beaches -- considered by some to be the "best stretch of beach on Hilton Head Island."
• Waterfun Park: Water Park & Miniature Golf -- fun for the whole family!
• Coligny Plaza: One of the "oldest" shopping plazas on the Island. Offers many small shops, abundant restaurants, entertainment, grocery store & many service-oriented businesses.
• Treasure Island: Miniature Golf Course
• Beach Market: "Boutique" shops and specialty restaurants located right on the waterfront.
• Circle Center: Grocery store, Drug store, many other local and national shops and restaurants.
• Forest Beach is considered a "non-plantation," although there is a Forest Beach Property Owners Association that is optional to join ($55.00/year).

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Shipyard:
Known as being both a residential as well as a resort community, Shipyard Plantation offers a full spectrum of amenities including the following:

• Approximately 800 acres and over 2,000 homes and villas, consisting of single family homes as well as villa residences and rental properties. A variety of restaurants at the Golf Club, Beach Club, and Hotel & Convention Center.
• Shipyard Beach Club: Offers guests & residents access to the lovely, snow white beaches of Forest Beach -- touted by some as being "the best stretch of beach on Hilton Head."
• Crowne Plaza Resort: Offers guests & residents access to fine dining and/or casual fare, nightclubs, meeting rooms, shops, indoor & outdoor swimming pools, and an on-site health club.
• Dining: A variety of restaurants at the Golf Club, Beach Club, Hotel & Convention Center.
• Boutiques and shops in Hotel and Clubs.
• Pools in all visitor areas (villas) as well as in some private homes.
• Over 4 miles of bike paths
• Van Der Meer Shipyard Racquet Club: One of Tennis Magazine's "50 Greatest U.S. Tennis Resorts." Features 23 Championship courts nestled among magnificent oaks and beautifully landscaped grounds. Also has covered courts in the Shipyard Racquet Club. Special programs and clinics have been designed to provide for thorough, comprehensive learning; yet they also allow plenty of time for shopping, the beach or any of the other Island activities.
• Three (3) Nine-Hole Golf Courses: Clipper, Galleon & Brigantine
• Winding trails for walking, biking, rollerblading, jogging, etc.
• Association Fee: Improved or Unimproved: $510.00/year

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Wexford:
A sophisticated, private neighborhood located directly across the highway from Shipyard Plantation is Wexford - a plantation of "exclusivity." Though one of the Island's smallest Plantations, Wexford is, without question, the most elegant:

• Approximately 525 acres of well-manicured land hosting over 500 magnificent single-family homes. All homes are architecturally Charlestonian, Colonial or French Country with either golf course, marsh, wooded, or water views. Many have private pools.
• Home sites are ½ acre or more.
• Wexford Country Club: Willard Byrd designed 18-hole private Golf Course (for property owners only), Racquet Club, croquet course, swimming pool, and fine gourmet dining in the multimillion dollar clubhouse
• Lock Harbour and Marina with private docks. An artificial canal system affords property owners the ability to own and moor boats directly to their "back yard."
• Fishing in creek and deep-water areas.
• Association Fee: Improved or Unimproved: $6,950.00/year. This includes the fee to join Wexford Club.

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Long Cove:
Just down the highway from Wexford Plantation, Long Cove is an upscale community catering to the needs of those desiring top-notch golf, tennis, and boating combined with elegant but easy Island living in a Country Club setting. This Plantation offers property owners a unique, "classy" and private residential enclave in the heart of Hilton Head Island:

• Covers approximately 600 acres of land, encompassing over 600 spectacular single-family homes. A strict Architectural Review Board maintains the quality of appearance & construction of the homes.
• Located right next to Broad Creek, Long Cove offers lovely water vistas from several homes in the Plantation.
• Large & attractive lagoons incorporated into lovely landscape
• Boat docks and a small private Marina on Broad Creek are accessible to property owners. Boat slips are available to boat owners free of charge at Long Coves' private Marina. Floating docks can accommodate up to 100 boats.
• Boating & fishing available on Broad Creek and in the Lagoons. Over 60 acres available for fishing.
• Five (5) acres of farm plots for the cultivating and nurturing of flowers, fruits & vegetables.
• Beautifully designed & appointed Clubhouse -- overlooking the golf course -- serves as a focal point of activity. The Long Cove Country Club is host to many recreational activities including dining, lounging, tennis & swimming. Its antebellum-style clubhouse includes a tastefully-designed dining room, lounge, pro shop, locker rooms, terraces & porches.
• Long Cove Golf Club offers an 18-hole private Golf Course, designed by the renowned Pete Dye. This has been named one of the "Top Hundred" Golf Courses in America for overall design & excellence by Golf Digest!
• Swimming at the Clubhouse pool as well as private pools.
• Tennis available at the Racquet Club (which has Clay courts).
• Membership in the Long Cove Club Association is available only through property ownership, and rights are transferred only through the transfer of property.
• Property in the Plantation was sold out in 1987 and the common properties, including all of the amenities, were deeded to the Association.
• Entrance gates are staffed 24 hours/day. A highly professional security force constantly monitors the activities within the Plantation. An optional computerized system that connects home to guard gate for round-the-clock protection is also available.
• Association Fee: Improved or Unimproved: $4,905.00/year. This includes the fee to join Long Cove Country Club. Membership in the Long Cove Club Association is available only through property ownership, and rights are transferred only through the transfer of property.

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Palmetto Dunes:
Located near the middle Island on the Atlantic Ocean side, Palmetto Dunes Plantation offers a unique combination of being both a resort as well as a residential community. Here are some of its many attributes:

• Approximately 1,800 oceanfront acres and over 5,000 single-family homes and villas.
• Three (3) miles of white, wide, sandy Atlantic Ocean beach for walking, running, swimming, fishing, windsurfing, sailing, canoeing, or parasailing! Facilities available for rent.
• Hyatt Regency Hilton Head Resort: Oceanfront accommodations with restaurants, shopping, pools, entertainment, conference facilities.
• Hilton Hotel: Oceanfront accommodations with restaurants, shopping, pools, gym, conference facilities.
• Three (3) Golf Courses: Robert Trent Jones Golf Course, George Fazio Golf Course, and Arthur Hills Golf Course.
• 25-court Rod Laver Tennis Center, featuring Har-Tru, Laykold, super grass & lighted courts.
• Miles and miles of bike paths. Bike rental available.
• A 12-mile network of lagoons meandering through the resort for canoeing & fishing. Canoe rentals and Charters available.
• Pools in most visitor areas (villas), hotels, as well as in many private homes.
• Palmetto Dunes Property Owners Association: Responsible for maintenance/upkeep of Plantation & for the well-being of Property Owners.
• Dining: Variety of restaurants -- both public (in hotels) and private.
• Unique mingling of "Residential" and "Resort" -- separated by security gates.
• Three 24-hour/day staffed Security Gates.
• Association Fee: Improved or Unimproved: $729.00/year

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Leamington:
A secured premiere exclusive neighborhood community within the Palmetto Dunes gates.

• Host to the Arthur Hills Golf Club.
• Property owners have access to private beach cabana, recreation center, and private Golf Club.
• Association Fee: Improved Resident or Lot: $1,158.00/year; Villa: $298.00/year

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Shelter Cove:
Located across the Highway from Palmetto Dunes -- on the "sunset" side of the Island -- though still considered a part of Palmetto Dunes.

• Hosts 230-acre Shelter Cove Marina Community Center, which includes a 15.5 acre deep water Harbour -- the largest deep water Marina on the Island.
• Fine harbourfront restaurants, shops, nightly entertainment, weekly fireworks shows.
• Disney Resort on premises.
• The Mall at Shelter Cove: Located near the Shelter Cove premises, this is the only indoor shopping mall on the Island!
• Association Fee: Improved or Unimproved: $500.00/year

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Port Royal:
Located where Port Royal Sound meets the Atlantic Ocean (at the point where the Highway turns East coming onto the Island) is Port Royal Plantation -- Hilton Head Island's only private oceanfront residential community. This Plantation is very unique in that it sustains a dual personality -- with two distinct communities existing within its boundaries -- yet its layout ensures that the two remain separate. A security gate at the entrance to the residential section shields the owners from the many resort guests. The amenities too are intended to protect the privacy of the property owners, while also providing vacationers with selective use. It was here that Captain William Hilton first landed in 1663, discovering his future namestake, and later where Union troops stormed ashore in 1861. Among the many historical sites in the Plantation (which are permanently protected), there are also many other amenities:

• Approximately 1,250 acres and over 2,100 lovely single-family homes -- most of which are on almost some of the largest lots available on the Island.
• Over four (4) miles of private, lovely white beach -- accessible through private beachwalks.
• Three 18-hole Golf Courses (one of which is always private on a rotating basis): Barony, Planter's Row, Robber's Row
• Two Championship croquet courts.
• Port Royal Racquet Club: 16 courts, featuring all three Grand Slam surfaces (grass, clay, and hard court). Four (4) are private; Eight (8) are lighted. Tennis clinics are offered.
• Port Royal Clubhouse: Conference facilities, gourmet dining and a smaller "pub" type restaurant.
• Resident's Club: An oceanfront swim and tennis club with a full-size Olympic outdoor pool, smaller children's pool, locker rooms, and beach access, for use by residents only. Indoor facility can also be "loaned out" to residents for parties and gatherings.
• Westin Resort: Located just outside the security gate into Port Royal, this resort offers swimming pools, a Health Club, a variety of restaurants, shops, and conference facilities.
• Numerous historical landmarks -- only accessible to the residents of the Plantation:

1. Steam Gun Point: Found here are relics of steam-fired cannon that protected the Port Royal Sound during the Spanish American War. There are also remains of the Union campsites from the time of the Civil War.
2. Fort Sherman: Built by Union troops after capturing Fort Walker from the Confederacy, the high beams remain.
3. Arboretum: Nature paths & identification of native plants.

• Association Fee: Improved: $760.00/year; Unimproved: $646.00/year

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Palmetto Hall:
The most recent community development on the North end of the Island, Palmetto Hall offers a private scenic community to its residents:

• Approximately 750 acres of low country land with 500 planned homesites (still being constructed) and over 200 acres devoted to natural wetlands, preserves, and lagoons.
• 2 Championship Golf Courses, designed by and named after renowned Golf advocates Arthur Hills & Robert Crupp.
• Fishing available in Lagoons.
• Palmetto Hall Club: 14,000 square-foot "Old South" style clubhouse, housing a members-only lounge, private dining and card rooms, pro shop, and Dining Room. Also hosts large swimming pool, children's playground and tennis courts. Membership limited to property owners.
• Association Fee: Improved: $600.00/year; Unimproved: $450.00/year

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Hilton Head Plantation:
Located between Port Royal Sound and the Intracoastal Waterway, Hilton Head Plantation boasts full-scale amenities that attract young families as well as those considering retirement:

• Encompasses almost 4,000 acres.
• County Club of Hilton Head: Conference facilities, restaurants, outdoor full-size swimming pool, indoor pool, children's pool, Health Club, and tennis courts.
• Four (4) Golf Courses: Bear Creek Golf Club, Country Club of Hilton Head, Dolphin Head Golf Club, and Oyster Reef Golf Club
• About a mile of lovely, snow-white beaches on the Port Royal Sound -- protected by a revetment wall.
• Spring Lake Recreation Center: Offers activities and facilities for the whole family -- including swimming pools and tennis courts. Also hosts summer camps for kids.
• 12 tennis courts.
• Two (2) Nature conservancies: Whooping Crane & Cypress
• Fishing access at the Lagoon, Creeks, Sound, Intracoastal waterway, as well as deep-water fishing from the Marina.
• Over 6 miles of trails for biking, walking, jogging, etc.
• Seabrook Farms: Gardening facility.
• Skull Creek Marina: 250-slip full-scale Marina located directly on the Intracoastal Waterway. Fishing and sailing facilities are available for rent or for Charter.
• Dining: Several excellent restaurants on Skull Creek and at the Country Club of Hilton Head.
• Cypress Retirement Community: Award-winning private retirement community.
• Ribaut Island: Named after the French explorer Jean Ribaut, this secluded sub-division of sixty home sites is the newest "neighborhood" in Hilton Head Plantation. Most of the lots - ranging in size from .4 acre to 1.9 acres - either face the Atlantic Ocean or overlook tidal marshes. A bridge leads from the Plantation's "mainland' to the community, which hosts its own private recreation center with a pavilion, tennis courts and a swimming pool. Private docks are available for residents.
• Main Street: Located just outside the main security gate, this is one of the largest commercial areas on the Island. Abundant shops, offices, businesses, restaurants as well as a family recreation center, movie theater and bowling alley are all conveniently located in this little "subdivision." Many special interest groups meet here for events and activities. The Schools, Post Office and Hospital are all located on or near Main Street.
• Association Fee: Improved: $751.00/year; Unimproved: $451.00/year

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Indigo Run:
Located directly across the highway from Hilton Head Plantation, Indigo Run Plantation is known at the present time to be the final private residential & golf community to be developed on Hilton Head Island. It offers many unique amenities:

• Approximately 1,700 acres of still-being-developed beautiful Carolina LowCountry land.
• Exclusive enclave of 55 home sites called "The River Club" is located on Broad Creek and has its own recreation area with Pool, Tennis courts, Clubhouse, and Dock for property owners.
• Most homes have golf course and/or lagoon views.
• Lagoons & Broad Creek Marshes offer water views for many home-owners.
• 2 Golf Courses
• Jack Nicholas-designed course: Private course with membership limited to only 340 members.
• Golf Club @ Indigo Run: Designed by Golden Bear Golf Associates.
• Recreational events and amenities for all ages year-round.
• Association Fee:
• Phase I: Improved: $718.00/year; Unimproved: $610.00/year
• Phase II: Improved: $968.00/year; Unimproved: $910.00/year

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Spanish Wells:
Located "off the beaten track" of the Highway, Spanish Wells Plantation hosts a community which has historical relevance as the site of the Spanish landing hundreds of years ago. This small private peninsula Plantation is, without a doubt, the most unique location on the Island. It offers an ambiance very unique and peaceful in style and culture:

• Approximately 340 acres and hosting over 200 "designer-type" homes.
• Most home sites are in excess of one acre, and most homes are quite large.
• Calibogue Sound & Broad Creek offer most homes with deep water views. Homes at Brams Point offer views of both.
• Private docks available for property owners.
• Completely private Plantation with no amenities for visitors to access.
• Ancient Oak trees -- with huge branches & roots -- line most lots
• Private Golf Course, Racquet Club, Pool Complex, 9-hole Golf Course, and Clubhouse.
• Association Fee: Improved: $507.00/year; Unimproved: $260.00/year

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Windmill Harbour:
The first private community coming over the bridge and onto Hilton Head Island, Windmill Harbour Plantation is known for its harbour's technologically advanced lock system. In 1987 Charles Fraser, developer of Windmill Harbour, built the canal & lock system to create a beautiful harbour with fresh water docking. The lifestyle in the Plantation centers around the Marina & Harbour. Because of its location, Windmill Harbour affords some unique amenities:

• Intracoastal Waterway and Broad Creek offer breathtaking views and sunsets for many home owners.
• Lock system protects the 260-slip basin from wakes, currents and silting, while affording direct boating access to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Calibogue Sound.
• South Carolina Yacht Club: Built in 1990, the magnificent Charleston -style clubhouse offers elegant dining, conference facilities & a Marina.
• Sports Center: Provides recreational activities and amenities including a Racquet Club (with clay tennis courts), swimming pool, jacuzzi & sauna.
• Association Fee: Improved: $1,500.00/year; Unimproved: $750.00/year
• Marina Slips: $375.00/year. Only available for homeowners.

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Belfair:
In the heart of the incomparable South Carolina Lowcountry, five miles from Hilton Head Island, is Belfair, one of the finest and most complete private club communities on America's East Coast. Distinguished by it's magnificent avenue of oaks, Belfair is graced with verdant live oak an pine woodlands, clear freshwater lakes and the scenic saltwater marshes of the Colleton River. Originally a working plantation established in 1811, Belfair is a distinctive, 1,100 acre private community which features two 18-hole championship golf courses designed by Tom Fazio, overwhelmingly acclaimed in a recent Golf Digest poll as the top golf course architect practicing today. Like all of Belfair's luxurious amenities, these 36 holes of superb golf are reserved for the exclusive enjoyment of Belfair's members and their guests.

Belfair's golf experience is enhanced by a 30 acre, state of the art practice and teaching facility, the finest of any private club in America according to gold course news. The clubhouse is reminiscent of the great old clubs in the Northeast and offers stunning views and spacious, well-appointed locker rooms and lounges form both men and women. The Belfair Family Activity Center features a tennis club, fitness club, indoors and outdoors pool and an outdoor recreation complex. For occasional visits, charming golf cottages are available to members and their guests. Also, accessible from Belfair by golf cart, is the Belfair Town Village, providing convenient shopping, dining and services. Belfair offers dramatic homesites and splendid homes with sweeping vistas of fairways, lakes and saltwater marshes.

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Berkeley Hall:
The newest in private golf club living, just 2 miles from Belfair. Berkeley Hall consists of 2 world-class "core" golf courses. Pure undisturbed golf without the distractions of streets, homes, or long walks between greens and tees. These Tom Fazio designed courses will even have over 1 million cubic yards of sod hand laid to add beauty to a very strategic low country wonder. Yet to be completed, these 2 courses along with 400 future homesites and 34 cottages will be and experience that dazzles everyone.

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Colleton River:
Yet another off island community set in a distinctive Lowcountry landscape. This very exclusive 700-acre plantation is etched beside the Colleton River and borders on the South Carolina Nature Preserve. There is a magnificent Jack Nicklaus signature course, a nine-hole par 3 course, reminiscent of Augusta National, a Pete Dye golf course, and a tennis and swim club.

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Rose Hill:
In neighboring Bluffton, this 2000 acre community features a challenging 27 hole golf course and a renowned equestrian center, home to polo matches and tournaments year round. Rose Hill features some of the most stately southern homes within the Low Country.

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Old Field:
The newest off-island development set on a 1000 acre tract on the Okatie River. With only about 525 homes allowed within the Oldfield community and a Greg Norman championship course, this will be astonishing. Facilities will include an equestrian center, outfitter center, golf/tennis areas, and a fitness center.

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Island West:
A community, that is the best way to describe this collection of homes, combined with a beautiful 18 hole championship golf course designed by Fuzzy Zellar. Just off island and in it's beginning stages, this will truly be a remarkable habitat of golf course living.

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Westbury Park:
Do you remember neighborhoods? Well they do, just off island right in the heart of the Bluffton Community, you too can experience this. With great southern style homes and prices to match, Westbury Park will be one stop you won't want to miss.

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Haig Point:
Located one mile north off the shores of Hilton Head, this peaceful community on Daufuskie Island offers prestigious private living at it's best. With graceful homes, picturesque golf cottages, croquet, riding stables, beach club, and a championship Rees Jones 29 hole golf course.

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Melrose:
Also located on Daufuskie Island, is a world-class private club with overnight accommodations and a spectacular Nicklaus golf course. A Stan Smith designed tennis center, equestrian center, and a sportsman's lodge.

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Bloody Point:
On the southern tip of Daufuskie Island, Bloody Point is rated among the finest golf clubs in the south, with untouched shoreline and miles of beach. This Tom Wieskoff designed course should not be missed on your island visit.

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