Located in Surfside Beach, this charming house for $1,103 per night is a great choice for your next break. This Oceanfront Community has amenities which offer private beach parking for Our 2 Golf Carts(included). Transport the Beach Chairs and Equipment (included) the short blocks through our gated community to our sugar sand beach. The cart ride is half of the fun! The game room has a Table Tennis, Foosball Table, & 32' TV. Other Amenities include two Outdoor pools, which includes a kiddie pool with fun water features. (Open 10AM-10PM) and our Indoor (heated) Pool. The fitness center is available for a minimal fee (Open 5AM-10PM). Fully equipped children’s playground, suited for children under 12 years old. Tennis courts available day and night! Did you bring your baseball glove? Batter up! There is a baseball field available to use within the community. Volleyball courts (balls can be signed out by management office), horseshoe pits, bocce and basketball courts too! Didn’t bring a book to read during your stay? The Millie Durgan Library has you covered (open M-F 9AM to 12PM). Lake fishing is permitted in designated common areas, please be mindful of signage in the community. And of course, surf fishing! You can purchase your saltwater fishing license online by visiting www.dnr.sc.gov . Looking to golf? Tupelo Bay 18 Hole Executive Course, a Par 3 Course, Miniature Golf, and Practice Facility is across Business Highway 17. A Shuttle to Tupelo is Provided during the “In” Season. Garden City Pier is a short distance to the south and Surfside Pier is to the North. The Conch Café Restaurant on our beach has good food and outdoor dining overlooking the ocean. If fishing from the beach or pier does not appeal to you, then travel 5 minutes to Murrells Inlet for deep sea fishing/shrimping excursions. Murrells Inlet has many wonderful seafood restaurants and activities featuring evening entertainment with outdoor dining on the water. There are two dozen fabulous golf courses within 15 minutes, another dozen within 30 minutes, and another 100 within 1 hour. Some courses within 10 minutes are Caledonia, Heritage, TPC, Pawley's Plantation, and True Blue. All Linens are Provided. Bed Sheets, Blankets, Pillows, Bath Towels, Hand Towels, Washcloths as well as 18 Large Beach Towels. 2 coolers, one yeti, Beach towels, Beach chairs, Beach toys are provided. Bikes with locks are also provided! Your Family, Reunions or Golf Groups will have Plenty of Space to Privately Relax or Chill Together and enjoy some good tunes with the wireless speakers provided with the home. We have tried to create a luxury beach 'Cottage' that you will want to revisit year after year. What more can one ask? Beautiful sugar sand beaches, luxury home accommodations, diversified activities for families and groups if you choose, or just sit back and relax on one of our porches with some sweet tea. Various items are available for rent to suit your needs upon request. We look forward to hearing from you! Our cancellation policy is that you can cancel anytime, however, only the $850 security deposit will be refunded unless the week is rented in your place. Please see the lease agreement. Please note Horry County does not allow tents on the beaches. Lifeguards are required to be stationed along parts of the beaches from May 15th through September 15th. For more details regarding the county rules please visit https://www.horrycounty.org/About-Our-Beaches . Beach Rules & Regulations • Alcohol is prohibited on the beach and beach accesses. • Fires, including grills and the releasing of Chinese lanterns, are prohibited on the beach and beach accesses. • No vehicles are allowed on the beach. • No glass allowed on the beach. • No sleeping on the beach or beach accesses from 9 p.m. to 8 a.m. • No diving or jumping from piers. • Animals • No animals are permitted on the beach from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., from May 1 through Labor Day. • Must be on a handheld leash no longer than 7-feet. • Owners must clean up after their animals. • Prohibited animals include reptiles and exotic animals. • Destruction of sea oats, beach grass/vegetation, and sand fencing is unlawful. • No littering on the beach or the ocean. • Nudity is prohibited including thong bathing suits. • Solicitation and commercial activities are prohibited. • Fireworks are prohibited on the beach and oceanfront properties that have been deemed and posted as a Firework Prohibited Zone. • Bicycles • Not permitted on the beach between the hours of 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. from May 1 through Labor Day. • Fishing • Shark fishing from any pier, the beach and shore is prohibited. • At the time of recognition, fishermen must release sharks and any other dangerous marine animals. • Anyone surf fishing must obtain a valid South Carolina issued Surf Fishing License in accordance with State Law. http://www.dnr.sc.gov/fishing.html • Horses • Horses are only allowed on the beach from November 1 through February 28 in the designated equestrian zone, which is the central portion of the beach and is south of Myrtle Beach and north of Surfside Beach. • Horse owners must pick up after their animals. • Swimming • Swimmers are not allowed more than 50-yards from shore or less depending on conditions. • Swimmers are not allowed to be more than chest deep or less depending on conditions. • Swimmers must obey all lifeguard directions at all times. • Flotation devices • Are allowed if they are fabric covered, have a 360-degree rope with a 10 percent slack, or must be a U.S. Coast Guard approved flotation device. • This section does not apply to surfboards, paddleboards and skimboards. • Golf Carts • Are permitted on the beaches from November 1 through February 28 and must have a valid state permit and operated by a licensed driver. • For more information on golf cart permits log on here. • Surfing • Surfing is allowed anywhere along our beaches from sunrise to sunset. • No surfing allowed within 75-yards of any pier. • All surfers must wear a surfing leash with a maximum length of 7-feet at all times. • Shading devices • Approved beach franchise holders will establish the locations of their life guard stands and umbrellas. • Any shading devices that impede the lifeguard's view/area of responsibility, may be asked to move. • No shading device may be placed within 10-feet of any established umbrella line by the beach franchise holders and must be in line with or landward of the established umbrella line. • Shading devices, other than circular umbrellas with a circular shade no greater than seven feet six inches (7’6”) in diameter and small pop-up/blow-up cabanas no larger than 4’ x 3’ x 3’ for infants and very small children, are not permitted on the beach (year-round). This includes, but is not limited to, tents, tarps, cabanas, pavilions, sports-brellas, or similar devices. An umbrella is defined as a collapsible circular shade consisting of a natural or synthetic fabric shade stretched over hinged ribs radiating from a central pole without grounding lines or ropes. • Shading devices of any kind cannot be tied, bound, or connected in any manner. • All shading devices must be secured. • No items (shading devices, floats, chairs, etc.) can be left on the beach between the hours of 7 p.m. and 8 a.m. Items will be removed. • Watercraft restrictions • Sailboats, boats, jet skis, or other watercraft cannot be left on the beach anytime after sunset or before sunrise or left unattended. • Motorboats may not be operated, except jet skis or similar vessel, in the ocean within 400-yards of shore. • Jet skis may not be operated in the ocean within 100-yards of shore from May 1 through Labor Day. However, it is ok to launch and return jet skis from the beach. • Sailboats, kite surfing, and like devices may not be operated in the ocean within 100-yards of shore from May 1 through Labor Day. However, it is ok to launch and return such devices from the beach.