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The Isle of Palms stretches seven miles along South Carolina’s Atlantic coast, just north of Sullivan’s Island and a short drive to downtown Charleston. This charming beach community offers pleasant year-round weather and the summer season temperature averages 74 degrees Fahrenheit (23 degrees Celsius) from April to October. It is a community built on year-round dwellers and vacation homeowners.
Isle of Palms includes an array of coastal residences throughout the area that are all located just minutes away from local eateries, boutiques, and essential retail. The average home price surpasses one million dollars, signifying that this coastal town is as luxurious as it is charming. Neighborhoods within the barrier island are bordered by the Atlantic Coast and the Meeting Reach tidal creek offering ocean views and marsh vistas throughout the area. Wild Dunes is a world-renowned resort community that offers year-round housing as well as vacation properties. There are several neighborhoods within this Isle of Palms resort community, which include upscale single-family homes as well as a mix of condominiums and villas.
Isle of Palms offers several activities for residents and visitors alike. The seven-mile stretch of white, sandy beaches is the ultimate place to unwind and enjoy an afternoon. Beachcomb and explore the coastline while observing the abundant wildlife and prestigious beachscapes. For those looking for an entertainment scene, The Windjammer is a local favorite with an oceanfront live music stage and volleyball courts. Venture to the northern end of the island to the Wild Dunes Resort which covers 1,500 acres of the Lowcountry landscape. This exclusive escape includes two award-winning golf courses, luxury day spas, and world-class dining. Wild Dunes is home to several pools and pavilions throughout the resort that overlooks the beach and the Atlantic Ocean beyond.
This eclectic beach community has several restaurants that focus on local agriculture and an abundance of seafood sourced daily from the Atlantic Coast. A few notable restaurants specializing in raw bars and coastal cuisines are Acme Lowcountry Kitchen and the esteemed Long Island Café. Coda del Pesce is an oceanfront eatery that concentrates on serving contemporary Italian-inspired fare with an emphasis on their relationship with local purveyors and fishermen. For those looking to wet their whistle, several beachfront bars like The Windjammer, Coconut Joe’s Beach Grill, and The Dinghy present a laid-back, coastal vibe with beachfront scenery.
Like many coastal towns, the Isle of Palms housing styles ranges from luxurious beachfront properties to colorful beach bungalows. Chic, coastal condominiums are also abundant for those looking for a lock-and-leave property or a vacation rental opportunity. Most of the area includes palm tree-lined streets, board-walks, and biking paths as additional routes of transportation.
