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Proposed Construction - Estimated Completion Date Is July, 2021. Introducing 2914 Palm Blvd, Designed By Carl Mccants And Being Built By Rhodes Residential Builders, This Quintessential Front Beac...
Absolutely One Of The Best Built Homes On The Isle Of Palms. A Second Row Lot With Oceanfront Like Views On A Quiet Side Street With Resident Only Parking Allowed And No Traffic. The Beach Is A H...
This Perfect Oceanfront Home Is Well-built, Meticulously Maintained & Nicely Decorated! Located On The More Desirable Ocean Blvd, This Home Was Built As A Primary Residence, But Is Currently On A ...
Located On The Sandy Shores Of The Atlantic, This Private Wild Dunes Home Offers Sweeping Ocean Views, Access To A Secluded Beach, Expansive Outdoor Living Spaces And A Spacious Interior. The Mod...
One Of The Most Popular Oceanfront Communities On The Iop. One Can Walk To Shop, Eat And Drink. Private Roads, Community Pool, Tennis Court And Back Board. This Home Has Been Completely Redone To ...
The Perfect Isle Of Palms Primary Home, Second Home, Or Vacation Home That Sleeps 14 & Located On The Quiet, Less Traveled Ocean Boulevard. Overlooking The White Sands, Blue Ocean Waves Breaking A...
9 Abalone Alley In Wild Dunes Resort Features Six Bedrooms, Six Full Bath And Two Half Bath With Views Of The Atlantic Ocean . It's Truly One Of The Most Elegant Properties Featured Within The Gat...
Rare Front-beach House In The Private Beachside Community! This 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath Gem Has Been Meticulously Cared For And Updated. Incredible Ocean Views And Private Beach Access. Highly Efficient...
This Stunner Of A Beach House Is Equipped To Entertain A Crowd With A Large Open Kitchen And Living Area, And 9 Bedrooms To Sleep Your Most Fortunate Friends And Family! Isle Of Palms' Paradise Su...
Popular restaurants on the IOP include The Boathouse, Seabiscuit Cafe, Coconut Joe’s, Acme Lowcountry Kitchen, and Long Island Cafe. For live music and libations, locals frequent Banana Cabana, The Dinghy, or The Windjammer, a beachfront bar with volleyball courts, pool tables, and nightly entertainment. Other recreational activities include fishing off the IOP Pier, surfing, biking, boating, paddleboarding, searching for seashells, building sandcastles, and playing at the Isle of Palms County Park. The IOP County Park not only provides excellent parking for a day at the beach but also has a picnic area, playground, public restrooms, and lifeguards on duty. In addition, the city manages a full service marina, equipped with dockage, fuel, and a mini-mart. The city leases out commercial real estate space for kayak, parasail, watercraft, and charter fishing businesses. The City of Isle of Palms Recreation Department is ideally located on 28th Avenue and offers numerous activities and sports leagues for both children and adults. For children, Isle of Palms has its own organized soccer, basketball, baseball, and volleyball teams, and it offers acting classes, ballet, gymnastics, yoga, and tennis clinics. During the summer months and during school breaks, the department runs Camp Summershine, a fun day camp that features arts, crafts, sports, swimming, and weekly field trips. For adults, IOP has its own basketball, softball, volleyball, and table tennis teams, and it offers numerous programs such as dog obedience classes, tennis clinics, and fitness programs. The Isle of Palms Recreation Department is the epicenter of the city’s community events, too. Throughout the year, seasonal events including Holiday Street Festival, Halloween Carnival, Easter Egg Hunt, Sand Sculpting Contests, Music Fests, and Beach Runs always lend fun and fellowship for the island’s residents.
Children residing on Isle of Palms are zoned for the highly touted Sullivan’s Island Elementary School, a partial coastal environmental science magnet. The newly constructed school is perfectly situated within walking distance to the beach, thus giving students the opportunity for hands-on learning. After elementary school, children progress to Laing Middle School, a science and technology magnet located near Hamlin Plantation in Mt. Pleasant. After graduating middle school, students transfer to Wando High School, a school that continuously receives accolades for its academic rigor and athletic accomplishments.
As a result of the top-ranked schools and variety of programs for children and adults, Isle of Palms is much more than just a vacation beach town. In fact, it is a historic residential community who happily shares its beauty with visitors. The city’s historical roots begin with the indigenous Seewee (Sewel) Indians, who first inhabited this land. Like the Kiawah and Wando Tribes, the Seewee Indians welcomed the first European settlers and began trading with them. Unfortunately, Smallpox and other foreign plagues killed most of the natives. The treacherous waters of Breach Inlet unexpectedly fended off a British attack during the Revolutionary War when more than 2,000 Redcoats tried to cross the water and raid a Colonial encampment. Then again, during the Civil War, the confederate filled U.S.S. Hunley launched from the Inlet and sunk off its shore. The island itself remained mostly vacant until the late 19th century when Charlestonians began to ferry over to Isle of Palms to escape the heat and enjoy the cool, nightly ocean breezes. A resort, ferris wheel, and pavilion was built in 1912, and shortly thereafter, in 1929, the Grace Memorial Bridge was erected, thus making Isle of Palms easily accessible. Shortly thereafter, developer J.C. Long began constructing affordable homes for World War II veterans, and in the early 1970s, the Sea Pines Company began to develop an upscale beach, golf, and racquetball club -- now known as Wild Dunes Resort.
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