Think of Grande Dunes as the "Main Character" of Myrtle Beach. It's 2,200 acres of pure Mediterranean vibes, where the houses look like they were plucked straight from the Italian coast and dropped right onto the Carolina shore.
Here's what's currently for sale in Grande Dunes:
Here's a breakdown: The Showstoppers (Golf & Members Club Villages): This is where you find the big, gated estates. Think massive stucco walls, red-tile roofs, and driveways meant for luxury SUVs. It's very "old world elegance meets modern technology. The Social Hub (Living Dunes): If you prefer a front porch and a cold glass of sweet tea, this is your spot. It trades the Mediterranean look for Lowcountry charm, think pastel colors, walkable sidewalks, and a neighborly vibe where everyone knows your dog's name. The Zen Zone (Del Webb): The 55+ crowd here is probably more active than most 20-somethings. It's all about single-story living, golf carts, and a nonstop calendar of social clubs and pickleball. The Lock-and-Leave (Promenade & North Village): Perfect for the "weekend warriors." These townhomes and villas are high-end but low-maintenance, so you can spend your time at the beach rather than mowing the lawn. The "Yacht-Watcher" Condos (The Waterway): If you want to wake up and see boats gliding past your balcony, these are for you. Villa Marbella offers Mediterranean-style mid-rises with huge screened-in verandas for sunset cocktails, while the Marina Inn gives you 4-Diamond luxury and views of the 126-slip marina. It's the ultimate "nautical-chic" lifestyle. The Clubs (Where the Magic Happens) The Ocean Club: This is the crown jewel. It's a 25,000-square-foot clubhouse where you can transition from a dip in the ocean to a poolside cocktail without ever leaving the private resident gates. It's the ultimate "I'm on vacation forever" flex. The Members Club: This is for the "inner circle." It's a massive Tuscan-style clubhouse with deep leather chairs and great food. It feels like a secret society, but with better pasta and more golf talk. The Golf (The Real Reason You're Here) The Resort Club: This course is a total show-off. It has five holes that hug the Intracoastal Waterway, meaning you're hitting drives while yachts cruise past. It's public, but it feels like a private masterclass in coastal golf. The Members Club Course: If you want to escape the crowds, this private par-71 course is where the locals play. It's impeccably manicured and designed by Nick Price to be challenging b ut fair. The Dunes Clubhouse The clubhouse is a 27,000-square-foot Mediterranean masterpiece designed in an Old-World Tuscan style.
It's all about luxury, think Venetian-style chandeliers, vaulted ceilings, and a massive veranda overlooking the 9th and 18th greens.
The Dunes Golf Experience: This isn't your average resort course. Co-designed by PGA Hall of Famer Nick Price and architect Craig Schreiner, this par-71 course is private and uncrowded. The Layout: It's a "stern but fair" test that emphasizes strategy and angles rather than just raw power.
To sum it all up: Grande Dunes isn't just a place to live; it's a 2,200-acre masterclass in coastal luxury. Whether you're looking for a Mediterranean estate in the Golf Village, a Lowcountry porch in Living Dunes, or a waterway condo at the Marina Inn, you're buying into a lifestyle that spans from the Atlantic Ocean to the Intracoastal Waterway. The Grande Lifestyle at a Glance
Click here to see what's for sale right now! Patricia Hensley 919-280-4567 [email protected]
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