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The unit
Four floors, three outdoor spaces, one corner of quiet
This end-unit townhome trades shared walls for extra windows, so the main living level stays bright most of the day. The kitchen anchors the open floor plan, with an island big enough for stools on one side and prep on the other, double wall ovens, and a run of counter space that keeps a crowd out of each other's way. Step through the sliders and you are on the lanai, which is really just an outdoor extension of the kitchen for anyone who cooks with a view.
The ground floor keeps its own rhythm: a drop zone off the garage, a family room, a full bath, and a screened porch for the evenings when the bugs have other plans. Upstairs, the primary suite gets a dual-sink bath, a separate shower, and a walk-in closet, with two more bedrooms and a second full bath down the hall. The top floor is the wildcard, a flex sitting area, a fourth bedroom, storage, and an open-air deck that is hard to categorize until you are standing on it.
The home is offered mostly furnished, so a lot of the guesswork of moving in from out of state is already handled.
Barefoot Resort
A golf course vacation home, with room to rent it out
The Dye Townhomes sit inside Barefoot Resort, a gated golf course community built along the Intracoastal Waterway around four championship courses: the Norman, Fazio, Love, and Dye courses, with the Dye Club just past the entrance gate. The monthly HOA fee covers the common areas, grounds maintenance, pest control, the community pool, security, trash, and building insurance, which is most of the maintenance list handled before it becomes your problem.
Barefoot owners also have access to the oceanfront beach cabana on the sand, a separate perk from the golf courses and worth using even on weeks you have no interest in a tee time. The resort's own marina on the Intracoastal Waterway is a further option for boat owners, with slips available separately from this unit's HOA. Both long-term and short-term rental are allowed here, which is what makes this work equally well as a golf vacation home, a full-time residence, or a rental property in Barefoot Resort with real income potential.
Location
Close enough, without being in the middle of it
North Myrtle Beach puts the ocean about 6.6 miles from the front door, roughly a 17-minute drive down Highway 17 and Ocean Boulevard. Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) is about 21.6 miles out, around 30 minutes, which is close enough that a second home here does not require a full travel day to reach.
The unit itself sits on the Intracoastal Waterway side of the resort, away from the peak-season Ocean Boulevard traffic but a short drive from it whenever you want it.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can this Barefoot Resort townhome be rented out?
Yes. Both short-term and long-term rental are allowed here, so it works as a golf vacation home, a full-time residence, or a rental property in Barefoot Resort.
What does the Barefoot Resort HOA fee include?
$681 a month covers association management, common areas, insurance, grounds maintenance, pest control, the community pool, recreation facilities, security, and trash.
How far is Barefoot Resort from the beach?
The ocean is about 6.6 miles away, roughly a 17-minute drive down Highway 17 and Ocean Boulevard, including access to the oceanfront Barefoot Resort beach cabana.
How far is Barefoot Resort from Myrtle Beach International Airport?
Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) is about 21.6 miles away, around a 30-minute drive.
Is Barefoot Resort a gated community?
Yes. Barefoot Resort is a gated community along the Intracoastal Waterway, built around four championship golf courses including the Dye Club.
Does this townhome come furnished?
It's offered mostly furnished, which cuts down on the work of moving in from out of state or getting a rental ready for guests.
The details
Specs and floor plan
- Beds
- 4
- Baths
- 4 full, 1 half
- Square feet
- 4,306 total (3,163 heated)
- Levels
- Three or more, end unit
- Year built
- 2023
- HOA
- $681 / monthlyIncludes association management, common areas, insurance, grounds maintenance, pest control, pool, recreation facilities, security, trash
- Rental policy
- Long-term rental allowed · Short-term rental allowed
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