 | Briars Creek
STEVE KOENIG GAZED AT AN UNDEVELOPED PIECE OF paradise in coastal South Carolina and dreamed of creating a community where world-class golf, exclusive homes and the bounty of nature could thrive in perfect harmony...
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 | Find Kiawah Island Builders And Real Estate: Construction at Briar's Creek
THE SHORES OF LAKE SHARON on rural Johns Island, South Carolina, builder Steve Koenig, owner of Steven J. Koenig Construction Company, has created a spectacular guest cottage aptly named “The Boathouse.” Koenig’s plan when he began to develop this 900-acre retreat at Briar’s Creek was to take advantage of an array of indigenous wildlife that would make Noah proud.
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 | Perfect Team - Perfect House
THEY FELL IN LOVE WITH THE VIEW.
Naturally they decided to build a
house to showcase it. After that, Rich and Maureen
Dabruzzi like to say, the rest came
together with teamwork like no one
involved expected.
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 | Kiawah Island Charleston SC: Kiawah Island Resort the Sanctuary at Kiawah Island and the Kiawah Architectural review board
Another important island entity is the Kiawah Island Resort. Three decades ago, it and Kiawah Island Real Estate both were owned by the Kiawah Island Company. They have since separated, though they still work together closely. Both maintain an air of privacy when it comes to...
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 | Beresford Hall
RICK MULLIN, VICE PRESIDENT AND CHARLESTON AREA MANAGER FOR SIMONINI BUILDERS, can hardly mask his enthusiasm once you get him warmed up talking about Beresford Hall, a new waterfront community just off Clements Ferry Road North on the Cainhoy Peninsula.
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 | Park West
2006 WAS A BIG YEAR FOR DIANE Lewis and Richard Ward. They were married in an impromptu ceremony at the Battery and moved their family into their new home on Beckenham Drive. It’s the perfect location for them—one of the quietest and nicest neighborhoods in Park West...
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 | Perfecting the Dream : Park West
More than a Decade has passed since a pair of Prescient South Carolina residential-community developers produced a grand visionary plan to build a town within a town on the northern edge of Mount Pleasant, one of South Carolina’s fastest-growing cities.
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 | The Retreat at Charleston National
IN BEAUTIFUL CHARLESTON National Country Club, “As you like it” refers to more than a Shakespearean play. At The Retreat, a community of 130 custom town homes, it means you design your living space to suit your personality and needs.
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 | The Preserve At Clam Farm
NEARLY 75 YEARS AGO, WHILE spending a summer on Folly Beach, George Gershwin was inspired to translate the magic that is the Lowcountry into music. Still a beloved favorite, the opera Porgy and Bess is a musical tribute not just to Charleston but to Folly Beach. “Summertime,” its best-known number, is a classic that evokes sultry summer days, waves washing ashore and a place where time almost stands still …
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 | Brickyard Plantation: Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
History Hangs Over The Lowcountry like Spanish moss on heavy oak limbs, so perhaps it is not surprising to learn that Brickyard Plantation in Mount Pleasant has an interesting past. Built on the...
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 | Cottage In The Woods
AS I WEND MY WAY around traffic circles and down tree-lined streets on Daniel Island, I’m expecting a pleasant morning and a quick look at a custom home under construction. My directions
are pretty clear–it is the last house on Watroo Point. And there it is: a beehive of activity where dedicated craftsmen are building this house as though it is their own.
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 | Cottage In The Woods - Part 2
IT’S BEEN JUST A FEW weeks since I last stopped by the home going up at the end of Watroo Point on Daniel Island, but, in that short amount of time, a great deal of progress has been made. If anything, it is more impressive than before. Ben Henrich, the builder, guides me through the house, showing me the highlights...
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