Rhett’s Bluff
Situated between the Kiawah River and Bass Pond, this deep water neighborhood of Rhett’s Bluff has quite a history. It contains the graves of Mary and James Shoolbred who arrived from London in 1790. They owned the western half of Kiawah Island from 1797-1841! He became the first British consul for the U.S. Homes here are nestled among ancient live oaks and palmettos; many properties feature private docks or spectacular marsh views while others gaze across the Fazio designed River Golf Course, for Kiawah Island Club members only. Walk to Sasanqua Day Spa, play tennis, exercise at the state of the art fitness center, or set your water craft out from the boat ramp on the river.
Meet a Kiawah Island Expert:
Sharon Welch
Realtor®Specializes in: Waterway Properties, Condominiums Sharon Welch, an Atlanta Georgia native, began her career in real estate in 1983 and remains a licensed broker there. She and 30-year business partner and husband, Ron, relocated to Seabrook Island 2005. Her experience spans commercial and residential real estate, development partnerships, site acquisition, conservation zoning, new construction,...
Sharon Welch
Designation:
Realtor®Phone:
404.444.6907Email:
swelch@dunesproperties.comWebsite URL:
https://sharonwelchrealtor.comDepartment:
Kiawah/SeabrookSpecializes in: Waterway Properties, Condominiums
Sharon Welch, an Atlanta Georgia native, began her career in real estate in 1983 and remains a licensed broker there. She and 30-year business partner and husband, Ron, relocated to Seabrook Island 2005.
Her experience spans commercial and residential real estate, development partnerships, site acquisition, conservation zoning, new construction, and property management. In 2004, she and her husband became part of the ownership group of Bohicket Marina on Seabrook Island. She is the former President of the Board of Directors of the Bay Pointe Community on Seabrook Island, and now serves on the Planning Commission for the Town of Seabrook Island. Sharon is an advocate for nature preservation and loves hiking, boating, and exploring Seabrook. She was also the Coastal Resource Manager for Botany Bay Island, working with the South Carolina Nature Conservancy from 2011-2015.
Kiawah Island Office
Telephone: 843.768.9800
Address: 1887 Andell Bluff Boulevard
Johns Island, SC 29455