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The newest property among the Timbers Resorts is on Kiawah Island, South Carolina. Residents have access to the island's seven golf courses. On property, there is a private pool and beach club. 1/9th fractional ownership of a 3-bedroom oceanfront unit starts at $525,000. Check out what it's like to live at Timbers.
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