The Burn (n) \The ' Bern \
1. A tiny creek or stream known for its placement on a golf course.
2. An exclusive, new enclave known for so. much. more.
PREMIER PLACEMENT DIRECTLY ALONG THE OPENING
HOLES OF TOM WATSON’S ACCLAIMED LINKS COURSE
IS JUST THE BEGINNING. The homesites comprising The Burn frame a four-tiered view of The Lowcountry’s signature landscapes. The viewing corridors in this incredibly rare offering begin with a tranquil lagoon. Next, a vast field of fairways, dotted with the first nine holes of Cassique.
Beyond this emerald expanse, the view opens up to glistening marshlands, before a sun-dappled Kiawah River slices the horizon below the vast Carolina sky. All this, plus daily access to Cassique’s top amenities, and, of course, the titular burn, guarding the green on the second hole.
The Views, The Stream, A Golfer’s Dream.
THE BURN ENCLAVE HOMESITES ARE EACH POSITIONED
TO MAXIMIZE THE LANDSCAPE’S LAYERED VIEWING CORRIDORS. And a southerly orientation captures the ocean breezes streaming in from the Southwest. Each new construction home will reflect the acclaimed architectural style found throughout Cassique. The British Arts and Crafts aesthetic is well represented here in traditional stucco and cedar-shingled exteriors while principles borrowed from renowned English architect Charles Francis Annesley Voysey beget stylish updates. Interior details include custom cabinetry, refined trim and molding, hardwood floors, and distinctive stone accents.
In a community known for treasures, a hidden jewel.
CASSIQUE
IS A COMMUNITY OF
ROSE GARDENS
AND ROLLING GREENS, social connections and sporting pursuits, and some of the most inspiring views available on the Eastern Seaboard. Located just before Kiawah’s main gate, it’s moments away from the restaurants, boutique shops, and services of Freshfields Village as well as The Cape Club on West Beach. Claiming the bucolic terrain where the Kiawah River meets the Atlantic, Cassique bests all other Island communities for proximity to historic Charleston, just 21 miles away.
AS A PRIVATE KIAWAH ISLAND CLUB NEIGHBORHOOD,
Cassique’s residents enjoy a daily variety of first-in-class amenities as well as spirited social events throughout the year.
Some of the Club’s most popular offerings are just a stroll or a bike ride away: Tom Watson’s Cassique golf course; Chef Tom Colicchio-inspired dining at Voysey’s; the community kayak launch; state-of-the-art Sports Pavilion; and the cutting-edge Golf Learning Center. In addition, the Club’s GoKiawah program unites Club Members in the pursuit of shared interests, events, and activities from kayak tours to wine clubs to children’s camps and more.
The benefits of living within and along The Burn
• Enviable placement in Cassique
• Convenient, turnkey residences
• Highest grade materials and finishes
u tilized in construction
• Residence in a Kiawah Island Club community
• Unique views along the front nine of Cassique
• Easy access to the Cassique Clubhouse,
G olf Learning Center, Sports Pavilion, Boathouse,
a nd a short drive to the Sporting Club
• Close proximity to Freshfields Village and The Cape Club
• Maximum Island enjoyment, minimal fuss
Upper Burn
SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
A masterful reverse floor plan positions the main living areas on the second floor to maximize all-day enjoyment of the exquisite four-tiered views. In addition, the first floor’s combination of three en suite bedrooms, generous family room, and expansive rear deck ensures that overnight guests enjoy their own private retreat.
AILSA
architect of record: Clay Shackelford
design architect: Amanda Mole
landscape architect: Josh Dunn
heated square feet: 3,397
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
Great stretches of windows, expansive decks, and porches promise inspired entertaining, set against a backdrop of the Lowcountry’s most magnificent landscapes. The home’s open floor plan encourages social gatherings with its interconnected living, dining, and kitchen areas, all boasting direct access to the vast covered porch.
CRUDEN BAY
architect: Stan Dixon
landscape architect: Josh Dunn
heated square feet: 3,622
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
The first floor’s trio of gracious porches and a large second floor deck celebrate the pleasures of indoor/outdoor living and capture salty sea breezes throughout the day. And yearround entertainment and open-air dining are encouraged on both the covered porch and screened porch, complete with fireplace.
PRESTWICK
architect of record: Clay Shackelford
design architect: Amanda Mole
landscape architect: Josh Dunn
heated square feet: 3,642
FIRST FLOOR
11' x 8 ' Dining Room 10 ' x 20' Living Room 15' x 20 '
11' x 2 0'
Suite 1 15' x 16' Bedroom 1 17 ' x 13' Screened Porch 11' x 2 0'
SECOND FLOOR
Primary Suite 2 15 ' x 18'
Bedroom 2 13 ' x 14' Family Room 15 ' x 18'
19 ' x 10'
