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Picture this: 18 of your favorite people gathered at golden hour, watching the Kiawah
marsh turn copper-pink from your private saltwater pool. The edge of the water
disappears seamlessly into the horizon. The sounds of the game room drifting through
the open doors. A stunning chef’s kitchen filling the house with something spectacular.
And a quiet cul-de-sac that feels like your own private corner of the island.
Welcome to 68 Persimmon Court — Kiawah Island’s premier large-group estate.
THE HOME
With over 6,000 square feet of living space spread across three floors, 8 private
bedrooms, and 8 full bathrooms, this is one of the largest private vacation homes
available on Kiawah Island. An elevator serves all three levels, making it easy for guests
of every age and ability. The open-plan living areas flow from a sunken lounge with a
double-sided fireplace to a light-filled sunroom, game room, and a second living area with
wet bar — giving every group member their own space to decompress or gather.
THE KITCHEN
The fully renovated chef’s kitchen is one of the finest on the island. Featuring custom
white cabinetry, quartzite countertops, a professional GE Monogram appliance suite
(including double ovens, a griddle top, and dual dishwashers), and an 11-foot island that
seats six comfortably, this is a kitchen designed for serious cooking and serious
gathering. Whether it’s a quiet breakfast overlooking the marsh or a catered group dinner,
the space delivers.
THE POOL and OUTDOOR LIVING
Step outside to your private saltwater pool (22 ft x 11 ft) perched at the edge of the
Kiawah marsh. The pool’s edge is precision-beveled downward so that the waterline all
but vanishes into the horizon — creating the seamless visual effect of water merging with
the marsh beyond. The sunsets from this vantage point are nothing short of
extraordinary. Dine al fresco, grill out, or simply let the day dissolve as the tide shifts
below. Please note: the pool is saltwater and unheated.
ENTERTAINMENT and RECREATION
Inside, the game room is a crowd-pleaser for every generation — featuring Golden Tee
and a full pool table. A 75-inch TV anchors the main living room. Outside, the island
delivers world-class recreation at every turn: five championship golf courses including
The Ocean Course (host of the 2021 PGA Championship and 2031 Ryder Cup), the #1-
ranked Kiawah Island Resort Tennis Center, 10 miles of pristine Atlantic beach, scenic
bike trails, kayaking, paddleboarding, and dolphin-watching cruises. The Marsh
Observation Tower is a short walk away, and Freshfields Village’s boutique shops and
restaurants are just minutes by car.
LOCATION
Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Vanderhorst Plantation, this home offers rare
privacy without sacrificing access. The beach is a scenic 1.5-mile bike ride away —
rentals are available just minutes from the property through Island Bike and Surf — and
the island’s golf, tennis, and dining are all within easy reach. Historic Charleston is just 25
miles away — a perfect day trip for culture, cuisine, and sightseeing.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
• 8 bedrooms | 8 full bathrooms | Sleeps up to 18 guests
• 6,000+ sq ft across three floors with private elevator
• Renovated chef’s kitchen with GE Monogram appliances and 11-ft island
• Saltwater pool (22x11 ft, unheated) with beveled horizon edge and marsh views
• Game room: Golden Tee + pool table
• 75-inch TV in main living room
• Double-sided fireplace in sunroom
• Wet bar in second living area
• 6 parking spaces | Free high-speed Wi-Fi
• Access to 5 championship golf courses, resort tennis, and 10-mile beach
• Quiet cul-de-sac | 1.5-mile bike ride to the beach (Island Bike and Surf nearby)
• Walk to Marsh Observation Tower
• 25 miles to Historic Charleston
For planning your trip, there are 4 bedrooms on the first floor and 4 on the second floor, bedding set up is as follows:
Bedroom 1- Two Twins, Private Bathroom, left side of the first floor
Bedroom 2- King, Private Bathroom, left side of the first floor
Bedroom 3- Queen, Hall Bathroom, right side of the first floor
Bedroom 4- Two Twins, Private Bathroom, right side of the first floor
Bedroom 5- Bunk Beds (three total twin beds, has a trundle underneath), Hall Bathroom, Second Floor
Bedroom 6- King, Private Bathroom, Second Floor
Bedroom 7- Bunk Beds (three total twin beds, has a trundle underneath), Hall Bathroom, Second Floor
Bedroom 8- King, Private Bathroom, Second Floor
*Note: Bedrooms 5 and 7 (The bunk beds) are NOT private bedrooms. These bunk beds are among the shared living area on the second floor of the house!
ABOUT YOUR MANAGEMENT TEAM
ESPM Vacation Rentals has been Kiawah Island’s trusted local property management
company since 1998. Our team is on-island and available 24/7 for any needs during your
stay. We look forward to helping you create memories that bring you back year after year.
Non smoking, no pets and no events will be permitted, no exceptions, fireplace not available for guest use.
When you stay with ESPM for 3-21 nights you will receive a valuable credit of up to $280 (amount dependent on length of stay) to use toward beach gear, bikes, etc. Credit may not be available for last minute bookings, 48 hours notice is required.
Town of Kiawah business license # RBL22-000033, max occupancy 18, 6 parking spots available, fines issued by Town of $150 and up for additional vehicles and prohibited vehicles, guests are responsible for fines incurred
Kiawah Island, SC 29455, US
Kiawah Island, SC, USLinnette's on Johns Island offers a seafood-forward Lowcountry menu with wood-fired dishes and spectacular Kiawah River views in a stylish, cozy ambiance. This Southern tribute blends comforting coastal flavors with a modern edge, making it a standout brunch and dinner destination.
The Co-Op Gourmet Sandwiches serves fresh, high-quality gourmet sandwiches and salads with a fun, refreshing ambiance in Sullivan's Island, SC. Since 2012, it has also offered 60 rotating frosé flavors alongside its mouthwatering menu.
Jasmine Porch at The Sanctuary offers genuine Lowcountry cuisine with modern twists in a charming, stable-inspired space featuring exposed brick and ocean views. Named “Best Downhome Cookery,” it blends southern charm with upscale ingredients and live dinner music for a warm, memorable dining experience.
Nestled on an ancient bluff overlooking the Kiawah River, the River Course Clubhouse offers exclusive, farm-sourced American gastropub dining with a polished, unhurried ambiance for Kiawah Island Club members and their guests[1][2]. Its sprawling terrace features progressive plates, an all-California wine program, and the institution-worthy Marsh Mule while framing stunning views of Tom Fazio’s fairways[1][3].
Located on Kiawah Island’s oceanfront, the Ocean Course Clubhouse offers stunning sunset views and is renowned for its acclaimed crispy shrimp and modern pub fare at the Ryder Cup Bar. The weathered seaside clubhouse, designed to blend with the dunes, provides a beautiful, relaxed ambiance right on the historic championship golf course.
Tomasso at Turtle Point is Kiawah Island’s Italian gathering place, blending old-world cuisine with contemporary Lowcountry flavors in the elegant Turtle Point Clubhouse. Enjoy classic Italian dishes and delectable pizzas in a refined, golf-course ambiance that highlights fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
La Tela Pizzeria is a family-run spot in Freshfields Village serving authentic Neapolitan wood-fired pizzas and housemade pastas with locally sourced ingredients. Since 2009, it has been a beloved local hotspot offering a warm, casual ambiance with indoor and patio seating for first-come, first-served dining.
Folly Beach County Park offers a peaceful, family-friendly Lowcountry beach experience with lifeguarded swimming, river and ocean views, and easy amenities like showers and a snack bar. It’s perfect for families, beach lovers, and anyone seeking a relaxed day of swimming, sunbathing, or shark-tooth hunting on Folly Island’s serene west end.
Oak Point Golf Course is a hidden gem featuring strategic, thoughtfully designed play along the Kiawah River and maritime forest, perfect for golfers of all skill levels who appreciate scenic beauty over raw power. Its Paspalum fairways, refreshed design, and quieter setting make it ideal for mixed-ability groups and those seeking a relaxed yet challenging resort round.
Kiawah Beachwalker Park is Charleston’s only public beach on Kiawah Island, famous for its unique dolphin strand feeding and uncrowded, pristine shores. Nature lovers, families, and dog owners will enjoy this Dr. Beach Top 10 spot for swimming, kayaking, fishing, and scenic bike rides along 11 miles of soft sand.
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Turtle Point Golf Course offers a uniquely strategic Jack Nicklaus design with three oceanfront holes and lush lagoons that challenge golfers to think ahead rather than just hit hard. Perfect for resort guests and competitive players of all skill levels, it blends coastal beauty with a rewarding, mind-focused round on Kiawah Island.
Discover Kiawah’s hidden treasure: a serene 8-acre island nature preserve where a boardwalk and revamped bridge lead to a secluded view tower overlooking the vast marsh and river. Perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and peaceful explorers seeking stunning wildlife views and sunset colors away from the crowds.
Heron Park Nature Center offers interactive exhibits and live wildlife displays like alligators and turtles, making it a perfect educational getaway for families and nature lovers. As the heart of Kiawah Island’s nature program, it’s ideal for anyone eager to explore coastal habitats through guided tours and hands-on learning.
Contact your host to cancel your reservation.
Pets not allowed
No smoking - fees will apply
Events not allowed
Check-in after 4:00 pm
Check-out before 10:00 am
18 guests maximum
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