About Lauderdale Bay Estates
South Florida style, Grand Strand address
Fort Lauderdale built its reputation on waterfront living: arched entries, stucco and brick, wrought iron, and evenings spent watching boats drift by. Lauderdale Bay Estates brings that lifestyle to Myrtle Beach.
The connection runs through the whole community. You’ll come home to streets like Las Olas Drive, Dania Beach Drive, and Pompano Court, and choose from home plans named for South Florida’s coastal towns: the Delray, the Pompano, the Palm, the Hollywood, the Pembrook, and the Hallandale. The inspiration is Florida. The setting is the Intracoastal Waterway on South Carolina’s Grand Strand.
A rare address on the water
Lauderdale Bay Estates is the first new community built on the east side of the Intracoastal Waterway in more than 20 years. Buildable land between the waterway and the ocean is nearly gone along this stretch of coast, which makes every homesite here hard to come by. Once these homes are built, there won’t be another community like it.
Front-row seats to the sunset
Because the community sits on the east bank, it faces west across the water. The sun sets over the Intracoastal every evening, and the community dock is the best seat in the house. Bring a fishing rod, a glass of wine, or just a chair.
Built to last on the coast
Every home in Lauderdale Bay Estates is all brick with stucco accents. That’s a choice made for the coast as much as for looks: brick and stucco stand up to salt air, humidity, and storm season far better than siding, and they need far less upkeep year after year.
The Mediterranean details are the part you notice first:
- Wrought iron front doors
- Arched entries and doorways
- Double tray ceilings with accent lighting
- Walk-in tile showers and large walk-in closets in the owner’s suite
- Spacious back porches built for coastal evenings
Each plan is single-story and can be customized by our local builder to fit the way you live. [Confirm: single-story across all six plans?]
Life on the Intracoastal
The community dock puts the waterway at your doorstep for fishing, launching a kayak, or watching the boat traffic go by. Enjoy boating to waterfront restaurants, inlets, the Waccamaw River, and Atlantic Ocean.
Close to everything, removed from the bustle
You’re tucked away on the water, but never far from anything:
- Market Common: about 5 minutes. Walking and biking trails, lakes, shopping, dining, a grocery store, and a movie theater.
- The beach: about 10 minutes. Close enough to run home for the sunscreen you forgot.
- Myrtle Beach International Airport: 2 minutes
- Coastal Grand Mall: 2 minutes
- Grand Strand Medical Center: 5 minutes
- Golf: Over 80 courses within minutes. Arrowhead Country club is literally directly across the waterway.
Schools
Lauderdale Bay Estates is zoned for Myrtle Beach Elementary, Myrtle Beach Middle, and Myrtle Beach High School.
A low-maintenance HOA
The HOA dues are about $75 a month, a fraction of what most waterfront communities on the Grand Strand charge.
Build your home here
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