Seabrook Island Lakehouse

Sipoa the Lake House offers a private, welcoming oceanfront community on Seabrook Island, South Carolina, just miles from historic Charleston. This idyllic location is celebrated for its miles of pristine beaches, serene marshes, and lush maritime forests, making it an exceptional destination for both relaxation and recreation. Residents and members enjoy a variety of high-end amenities, including championship golf courses, a fully equipped racquet club, an equestrian center, and oceanfront pools. With a focus on preserving natural beauty and community spirit, Seabrook Island presents an unparalleled lifestyle of luxury and outdoor enjoyment. Generated from the website

The Seabrook Island Property Association (SIPOA) serves as the governing body for the Seabrook Island community in South Carolina, promoting sustainability and enhancing the quality of life for its residents. Since 2017, SIPOA has been recognized as an Audubon International Certified Sustainable Community, making it one of only six communities worldwide to receive this designation. In addition to its commitment to sustainability, Seabrook Island has been honored as one of America's Best Restored Beaches by the American Shore Beach Preservation Association. The community offers a range of resources, activities, and events for property owners, guests, and visitors, fostering a vibrant and active living environment. Generated from the website

Kiawah Island Community Association is a nonprofit corporation that governs Kiawah Island, a private residential resort community. The association is located at Johns Island, S.C. The association maintains various infrastructures, such as roads, lakes and landscapes. The association maintains more than 10,000 acres of land and over 40,000 properties in the Kiawah Island area. It operates various recreation and park facilities, such as Sandcastle Community Center, Rhett s Bluff, Cinder Creek and Eagle Point. Kiawah Island Community Association also provides health, safety and welfare services. Kiawah Island Community Association and governs several golf courses, tennis centers, dinning and shopping facilities. The association comprises various departments, such as the office of the town council, the planning commission, board of zoning and wildlife department.