530 Claret Way, Seabrook Island, SC 29455

530 Claret Way is a private, spacious homesite with gorgeous fairway views to one side and tranquil marsh views to the other. - The penultimate homesite at the end of a quiet lane - Set within in the desirable neighborhood of Clubhouse Village - Exceptional privacy within the gated, exclusive Club community of Cassique - The rare opportunity to choose your own type of Club Membership The second-to-last homesite nestled at the end of a quiet lane with only the rarest of traffic, 530 Claret Way enjoys the best of two worlds: manicured green golf views to one side and whispering marsh grasses to the other, where white egrets and blue herons regularly alight. Fine dining also awaits. Just a stroll away, via a picturesque pedestrian bridge crossing a meandering Island lagoon, is the legendary Cassique clubhouse with a five-star eatery with delectable menus inspired by consulting chef Tom Colicchio of BravoTV's Top Chef fame... and of course, the acclaimed Scottish links-style golf course of Cassique, designed by five-time British Open champion Tom Watson. Take your golf skills to top-notch with Cassique's golf pros beside the course at the new, state-of-the-art Golf Learning Center. Cross the lane from the practice tees to the 9,000-square-foot Sports Pavilion for a dip in its saltwater pool, a tennis match on its clay courts, a squash game, or a workout using the latest in fitness equipment. Or turn the other way down the lane and you'll come to the Cassique Dock and Boathouse, inviting full-moon kayak expeditions along the tidal creeks, rivers, and seaside of Kiawah. The nearly half-acre homesite at 530 Claret Way doesn't just offer the ability to build your own, brand new Island retreat. It offers truly enviable access to a leisurely, world-class social and sporting lifestyle. A Kiawah Island Club Membership is available with the purchase of this property. Note: The above maps and/or drawings are intended as graphic representations of this property for illustrative purposes only. Depictions of boundary lines are approximate, and should not be used or relied upon to determine legal property lines.