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WHY HARBOR ISLAND? Only fifteen minutes from historic downtown Beaufort, Harbor Island is almost as tranquil and pristine today as it was hundreds of years ago. Property owners share their habitat with white-tailed deer, osprey, egrets, gulls and porpoises. Harbor Island is a nesting site for loggerhead turtles. Theirs is a world of sparkling beaches, shady lagoons, and sun-kissed marshes. Smaller and less commercial than nearby Fripp Island, Harbor has a year-round population of only about 150, which rises to 300 when the season peaks. Most of the residents are here for the solitude and natural beauty, but the island does maintain several resort-style amenities – a swimming pool and fitness center, both owned by the property owners, as well as tennis courts, volleyball, basketball, a small playground and a picnic area. The clubhouse, another perk, has a full-service kitchen, and may be used by property owners for meetings and parties. |
Of course, the three-mile stretch of luminous beach is the best amenity of all. An increasingly popular vacation destination, Harbor Island is equally attractive as a place to settle. It’s a friendly community, populated by a diversity of year-round and part-time residents – business people, artists, writers, bird watchers, boaters, fishermen... the list goes on. Some are retired, while others are professionals working in Beaufort and the surrounding area. Many are active leaders in the community. Come discover what this diverse bunch already knows. Discover Harbor Island – a quieter, less crowded, beach community. “You’ll never be quite the same.” 91 Harbor Drive is offered at $879,000. Call Linda Coe for a private tour of this home and Harbor Island. |
 This airy, inviting home, with its high ceilings and sweeping views, is just a short walk from Harbor’s resort-style amenities, and even closer to the best amenity of all – a three mile stretch of luminous beach. |
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