Salt Marsh at Seabrook Seabrook Island, South Carolina
LIFE IS A BIT QUIETER ON Seabrook Island. Its sister island, slightly to the north, Kiawah, is perhaps better known, but Seabrook offers the same wide,
BY BARBARA PATRICK
sandy beaches and similar amenities amid the lush canopy of ancient oak trees. Salt Marsh at Seabrook, a gated
community, lies just outside the main gate, but it is very much a part of this lovely residential island. A total of 63 townhomes will grace this quiet corner overlooking pristine marshland on a tidal creek off the Bohicket River. “What we liked about it is that
Seabrook has never been hit by a hur- ricane (1989’s Hurricane Hugo spared the island). All the canopies are still intact,” says Edward C. “Bud” Mann III, the developer of Salt Marsh. The current townhomes are a
little more than 2,000 square feet in size and feature three bedrooms and three bathrooms spread over two spacious floors. A final phase of Salt Marsh is set to begin soon; these new townhomes will be larger, cover- ing more than 3,000 square feet of living space. These three-floor plans will include four bedrooms, two of them master suites, and four-and-a- half bathrooms. Each unit includes a ground-floor garage. “There are two major features that
sell these townhomes,” says Meredith Hastings, director of sales and mar- keting. “The Andersen windows and doors are hurricane rated, with impact glass, and the elevator.” Certainly the high-end windows
and elevator are advantages, but Salt Marsh offers much more, and the attention to detail is evident through- out. Nine-foot smooth ceilings, im-
posing 8-foot doors, crown molding, hardwood flooring in the living areas and luxurious Karastan carpeting in the bedrooms are a few of the touches that set these residences apart. The kitchens are similar to those
seen in multimillion-dollar homes, scaled down but spacious nonethe- less, and include stainless steel Bosch appliances, granite countertops and custom cabinetry. With so much to like, amenities might seem like an afterthought but
in fact, the homeowners at Salt Marsh have complete access to all that Seabrook has to offer, including golf, tennis, a beach club and an equestrian center. Seabrook is completely revamping all of its recreational facilities from the ground up as part of its $31-million Horizon Plan. In the works are a renovation of the equestrian center and new facilities
for the golf, tennis and beach centers. Also planned is an island center that will feature an amphitheater.
Townhomes at Salt Marsh range from the mid-$600s up to $1.35 million for the larger units. For additional information, visit
www.SaltMarshAtSeabrook.com or contact Meredith Hastings at (843) 557-9504 or by e-mail at
mhastings@saltmarshtownhomes.com.
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