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Kiawah River community’s new Spring House swim facility to open Summer 2021 🏗️

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Kiawah River’s Spring House riverfront swim and fitness facility, planned to open Summer 2021 | Rendering provided by Kiawah River

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The Kiawah River community is getting its first amenity: Spring House. Construction on the new 9,000-sqft. waterfront swim and fitness club recently began, and the facility is expected to open in late summer 2021.

Spring House will serve as a gathering place for Kiawah River residents. The concept, designed by Charleston-based Beau Clowney Architects, was inspired by the 18th- and 19th-century buildings traditionally constructed over natural springs that provided a cool, shaded place to store food.

Features will include a junior Olympic-sized family pool, an adults-only pool, a full-service kitchen + shaded bar for those warm, summer nights when you want to dine outside. Other ground-floor amenities include cabanas, a hot tub, shaded children’s play + activity space, an outdoor fireplace with lounge seating and a lower deck overlooking the Kiawah River.

Its second and third levels will include men’s and women’s locker rooms with saunas and steam rooms. Individual and group fitness programs inspired by Jennie Brooks, founder of Longevity Fitness Charleston – will be available in this space.

Additional features:

  • Dedicated weight room
  • Top-of-the-line cardio and group training studios
  • A spacious porch for boutique fitness classes
  • Ample multipurpose space

Spring House is the first amenity to open in Kiawah River. It will later be joined by a roadside farm stand and market, a chapel and event hall, a riverfront lodge, river view restaurant + an environmental learning center and fish camp.

Interested in the Kiawah River community? Learn more about real estate offerings at Kiawah River here.

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