5 South Carolina Coastal Finds, from Marsh Lots to Condos

Along the water’s edge on Knowles Island Road in Ridgeland, this tidal creek lot frames sweeping river and marsh views that feel quintessentially Lowcountry. Mornings begin with sunrise over the water, and evenings settle into the slow shift of light at sunset—an everyday rhythm that shapes the experience here. The setting invites a home designed to take in the landscape, with sightlines that follow the creek out toward the river and across the marsh. Quiet, open, and connected to the tides, the property offers a rare chance to build with nature as the focal point. From first light to dusk, the horizon becomes part of daily life, turning each day into a study of sky, water, and coastal calm.

Size: 0.89 acre

Along the oceanfront in North Myrtle Beach, these two efficiency oceanview condos sit within Bay Watch Resort & Conference Center – Phase I, pairing an easy coastal footprint with the rhythm of a full-service resort. Each unit enjoys ocean views, while daily life extends naturally into an impressive lineup of amenities: outdoor pools, a lazy river, hot tubs, and a fitness center for morning routines. An on-site restaurant and bar keep meals and meetups effortless, and the conference center adds a polished, flexible backdrop for gatherings. Practical touches, including convenient on-site laundry facilities, support longer stays and frequent turnover alike. Set in the heart of North Myrtle Beach, the location places dining, shopping, golf, and entertainment just minutes away—well suited to short-term rental use or a simple personal beach retreat that always feels close to the action.

Steps from the shoreline in the heart of Myrtle Beach, this renovated first-floor one-bedroom condo pairs an easy beach routine with thoughtful, low-maintenance updates. Inside, durable LVP and tile flooring set a clean, practical foundation, while quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances—including a convection oven and cooktop—bring a crisp finish to the kitchen. The efficient layout is designed with comfort in mind, offering a queen bedroom, an inviting living space, and a dining area for two. A private covered patio extends the living area outdoors for salty-air mornings or wind-down evenings. At St. John’s Inn, a full property renovation has refreshed curb appeal and elevated the guest experience, complemented by a renewed pool area, sundeck, and convenient on-site laundry. Locally managed, it’s a turnkey setting built for uncomplicated coastal stays.

From its elevated setting on one of Seabrook Island’s highest land points, this Ray Phillips–designed residence looks out to a shimmering lagoon in the sought-after Lakes district. A grand restored English pub door dating to the 1830s sets the tone on entry, where graceful arches, oak shiplap ceilings, Venetian palace iron gates, and solid oak floors bring old-world artistry into an open, light-filled plan. Expansive Pella glass doors lead to a wraparound deck, and the family room flows easily to the outdoor living spaces beyond. In the thoughtfully updated kitchen, granite counters, induction cooking, and a skylit breakfast nook balance function and warmth. The primary suite offers wool carpeting, a walk-in closet, and a spa-inspired bath with a jetted tub and glass-enclosed shower, while two guest bedrooms share an updated bath. A new 2024 roof and fully encapsulated crawl space support long-term ease.

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Beyond the private gates of Seabrook Island, 2213 Rolling Dune Road sits between Boardwalk One and Boardwalk Two, soaring above the treetops with ocean views that reach to the Sanctuary on Kiawah. Completed in 2021 and designed by architect Dennis Schumm, the custom residence is built with EcoShell™ insulated steel panels and holds Department of Energy Zero Energy Home certification, alongside hurricane impact-rated windows and doors, a whole-house generator, and an owned 1,000-gallon propane tank. A reverse floor plan brings the horizon forward, while bamboo wood flooring runs throughout. The lower level offers a family room, four guest bedrooms with Jack-and-Jill baths, guest laundry, a kitchenette, and an outdoor shower. Upstairs, a chef’s kitchen with marble island, built-in bar, sunroom, and shared fireplace set an easy rhythm, culminating on a rooftop party deck with hot tub, conditioned kitchenette, and retractable awnings for long Atlantic evenings.

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