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Briar’s Creek
Johns Island, South Carolina

Minutes from Charleston and Kiawah Island, this unhurried family
retreat is
beloved for its ancient forests, rare wildlife and
world-class golf (no tee times!).
Description
Briar's Creek is a private
golf community on more than 900 acres of scenic Johns Island.
The community’s estate homesites and its Rees Jones-designed
golf course make it a prized Lowcountry location, with easy
access to the myriad attractions of Charleston.

The course offers golfers open vistas of the Kiawah River and
pristine wetlands.
While many golf communities line their fairways and greens with
homes, the golf course at Briar’s Creek enjoys open vistas of
the Kiawah River and pristine wetlands. Homes blend into their
wooded sites and most enjoy frontage on a private lake and canal
system.
The club’s nationally ranked course was designed by Rees Jones
and designated the nation's "Best New Private Course in 2002" by
Golf Digest. With no tee times ever, players just warm up on the
club’s world-class practice complex then head out to play.

Golf Digest bestowed its "Best New Private Course" award on
the Reese Jones layout in 2002.
On cool mornings the early foursomes stop into the Briar’s Creek
Golf Lodge for a cup of coffee and one of the chef's fresh-baked
cookies.

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In May of 2008 the community celebrated the grand opening of its
13,000-square-foot clubhouse. The new clubhouse rests between
two peninsula greens, on the ninth and the 18th holes, and
overlooks both Briar's Creek and the Kiawah River.
Inside, members and guests enjoy gourmet cuisine in the formal
dining room. Lounge and bar areas provide more casual gathering
spaces. A grand wraparound porch affords panoramic views of the
Lowcountry landscape and the club's community dock.
The new clubhouse also boasts conference facilities and a
business center, catering to small, intimate groups or larger
member functions, as well as fitness and conditioning room.

This home specializes in outdoor living with pool and
barbecue.
Wide Landscape for a Fortunate Few
Briar's Creek offers a limited opportunity of membership and
home ownership. The 125 total estate sites in the master plan
include some still available, starting at $500,000. A golf
membership of just 300 ensures plenty of staff to handle player
needs.
Along with world-class golf at the ready, Briar’s Creek members
spend mornings and long afternoons strolling sandy
beaches. The environment is ideal for kayak adventures among
snowy egrets and blue heron or fishing from your private dock.
As South Carolina's first Certified Silver Audubon Signature
Sanctuary, Briar’s Creek is home to American bald eagles, wood
storks, white ibis and other rare native and migrating birds.

This homesite features views of water and wildlife.
The Golf Club at Briar’s Creek will soon execute its plan for a
resort-quality fitness facility. This amenity has been carefully
planned to balance the relaxation of spirit with the fitness of
the body.
The Golf Cottage is open to members for overnight stays with
guests and relatives. Comfortably decorated with antique
furnishings, the cottage provides a charming, comfortable
resting space for your foursome or your family.

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Nearest Airport
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Charleston International Airport, about 20 minutes away
For a Location Map,
Click Here For Driving Directions,
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About the Area, Click Here
Awards & Honors: Briar's Creek, SC
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Named a Green Golf Community, 'Steward' Level,' by GolfCourseHome® Network,
2008
- Certified Silver Audubon Signature Sanctuary
- Named a “Residential Course Of Distinction, by
Golfweek, 2007
- Ranked as one of the “Best Residential Golf Courses in the U.S.”
by Golfweek
- Named one of the “Top 45 Courses in America," by GOLF
Magazine
- Named one of “America’s 100 Greatest Courses,” by Golf
Digest
- Named “America’s Best New Private Golf Course,"
by Golf Digest, 2002
Amenities: Briar's Creek, SC
- Gated, master-planned community
- 24-hour manned
gatehouse and security patrol
- 18-hole, par-72 golf course at 7,113 yards by Rees
Jones
- Putting and chipping greens
- 60-yard 19th hole
- Audubon Silver Signature Sanctuary with spectacular views of
Kiawah Island
- Pro shop staffed with PGA certified professionals
- Golf practice range
- 13,000-square-foot newly opened clubhouse
- Dining room with gourmet dining and service
- Casual pub and lounge areas
- Grand porches for lounging and outdoor dining
- Conference facilities and business center
- Fitness and conditioning room
- Event Peninsula with two deepwater docks
- Golf Cottage for overnight stays with guests and
relatives
- Antique furnishings, fully stocked kitchen
- Recreational lake and canal system
- Walking and biking trails, fully stocked ponds
Real Estate: Briar's Creek, SC
- 125 total estate sites on 900-acre property
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Final release of lakefront and marshfront homesites
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Priced from the $500,000s

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Visit the Briar's Creek website:
www.BriarsCreek.com
For More Information, Call Toll Free:
1-877-718-4962.
Location Map,
Briar's Creek, SC


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About the Area
Only minutes from Charleston’s center city- the south’s
Mecca for world-class dining and entertainment- along
with the area’s generations of rich history, it’s easy
to see why people who could belong anywhere, belong at
Briar’s Creek.
Charleston is a city of colorful Victorian designs, open
courtyards and close-in streets. This Southern gem is
home to excellent golf, dining, arts and entertainment,
as well as the title of the "best-mannered city in the
US." Just a short 20 miles from Briar's Creek, the
revelry and history of Charleston offers shopping and
exploration, plus evenings of dining and entertainment.
Kiawah & Other Islands Nearby
The white sand beaches of neighboring Kiawah
Island are just minutes away. For day trips or
out-of-town guests, the world-famous Sanctuary hotel and
spa resort, popular golf courses, tournaments and other
attractions are just across the Kiawah River.
On your way, you can also stop in at Freshfields
Village. Located at the crossroads of Kiawah, Seabrook
and Johns Island this unique throwback to small-town
shopping boasts all your groceries, shopping, dining and
community services in one charming location. Enjoy this
South Carolina Resort near Kiawah Island.
Slow-moving waterways, unspoiled marshland and
old-growth forests envelop the Lowcountry of Johns
Island. It is home to rare and majestic birds, abundant
wildlife and awe-inspiring stands of live oak and
magnolia. The local lifestyle emphasizes white sand
beaches, world-class fishing and sailing, horseback
riding and so much more.

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Driving
Directions
From Charleston
International Airport:
- Take I-526 West toward Savannah and follow to
the end
- Turn right at the first traffic light
- Stay in the right lane to merge onto Highway 17 South
- Take Highway 17 South approximately 5 miles to Main Road
- Left onto Main Road and follow it (about seven miles);
it becomes Bohicket Road Straight on Bohicket Road for
another seven miles
- Where Bohicket widens to four lanes, turn left onto
River Road
- Follow River Road about two miles to Blackground Road
and turn right
- Entrance to the club (Briar's Creek Lane) is a half mile
down on the left.
From Charleston Executive Airport:
- Turn left onto River Road
- Follow River Road
6.4 miles to Blackground Road
- Turn left onto Blackground
Road
- Entrance to the club a half mile down on the left
From Kiawah
Island:
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Turn right onto
Bohicket Road from the Kiawah Island Parkway
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Follow Bohicket
Road about three miles to River Road and turn right
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Follow River
Road for 2.2 miles to Blackground Road and turn
right
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Entrance to the
club is a half mile down on the left
From
Charleston:
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Take the James
Island Connector (Route 30) out of the city
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Exit at the end,
turning right onto Folly Road
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Take Folly Road
to Maybank Highway (Route 700)
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Turn left onto
Maybank (Follow signs)
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Follow Maybank
Highway across the bridge
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Continue on
Maybank Highway to the River Road traffic light
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Turn left onto
River Road
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Follow River
Road about nine miles to Blackground Road
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Turn left onto
Blackground Road
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Entrance to the
club (Briar's Creek Lane) is a half mile down on the
left (Sign reads "Briar's Creek, Members Only").

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