Heron Bay Townhomes For Sale
Barefoot Resort | North Myrtle Beach
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Townhomes for Sale$399,900 to $446,900, with two listed
Recent Sales4 in the last year, from $410,000 to $449,000
Unit SizeAbout 1,500 to 1,950 sq ft
HOAAbout $575 to $625 a month
Heron Bay at Barefoot Resort
Heron Bay is a townhome community at 6172 Catalina Drive inside Barefoot Resort, North Myrtle Beach, built from 2006 to 2008. The units are two-story, three-bedroom plans of about 1,500 to 1,950 square feet with three or three and a half baths.
It sits between Egret Run and Tanglewood on the Catalina Drive townhome row, and the three price alike, so most buyers here look at all three.
Three Baths
Most plans give every bedroom a full bath, with a half bath on the main floor.
Built 2006 to 2008
Two-story townhomes on the Catalina Drive row.
Catalina Drive Row
Beside Egret Run and Tanglewood.
Heron Bay Prices and Sales
Two are listed, at $399,900 and $446,900. Four sold over the last twelve months, from $410,000 to $449,000, averaging $434,500 or about $242 a square foot in 123 days. Over three years the count is twelve sales, from $385,000 to $475,000, averaging $429,667.
Heron Bay, Egret Run and Tanglewood trade within a few thousand dollars of each other, so the choice between them usually comes down to the specific unit: renovation, furnishings, and whether it backs to the course.
Heron Bay HOA
The fee runs about $575 to $625 a month. It covers grounds maintenance, building insurance, pest control, trash, water, sewer, internet and cable on most units, so it is close to an all-in figure rather than a bare association fee. Golf carts are allowed.
The Residents Club
The Residents Club is Barefoot Resort’s private amenity center for owners, with a pool, a fitness center and tennis courts, and a full-time activities director. Every Barefoot owner has access to it, and the association fee is what pays for it.
Golf, the Beach Cabana and the Marina
Barefoot Resort has four championship courses at the door: the Love, the Norman, the Fazio and the Dye. Owning here does not include golf. The Love, the Norman and the Fazio are public courses anyone can play, so an owner without a membership books a tee time and pays per round like any visitor. The Dye is semi-private and requires a Dye Club membership, which also covers the other three. A few listings carry a transferable golf membership, and that is worth real money.
Owners in the Barefoot Resort Residential Association have private access to an oceanfront beach cabana at 4611 South Ocean Boulevard, with a sundeck, restrooms, showers and gated parking, plus a seasonal shuttle. On the Intracoastal Waterway, the resort’s full-service marina sits beside a 15,000 square foot saltwater pool.
Why Buyers Choose Heron Bay
Heron Bay is a solid mid-priced Barefoot townhome. Three bedrooms, three full baths on most plans, nearly 2,000 square feet on the larger units, and a fee that covers the outside of the building and the utilities. For a family that visits together or a rental that sleeps six comfortably, the bath count is the selling point.
Because the three Catalina Drive townhome communities price so closely, do not shop by name. Shop the units themselves across all three, and let condition decide.
Barefoot Landing and North Myrtle Beach
Barefoot Landing sits across the Intracoastal Waterway from the resort: more than 100 shops and restaurants around the lake, with the House of Blues and the Alabama Theatre bringing live music and touring shows a few minutes from the front door.
The rest of North Myrtle Beach is minutes away, and Myrtle Beach is a short drive south.
Off Market Properties at Barefoot Resort
Not finding what you’re looking for? This could be due to low inventory. Some of the best properties in Barefoot Resort sell on the private market.
Contact me today for additional “off market” properties and I’ll be in touch.
Frequently Asked Questions About Heron Bay
How much are townhomes in Heron Bay?
Two are listed at $399,900 and $446,900. Four sold over the last twelve months from $410,000 to $449,000, and twelve have sold over three years from $385,000 to $475,000.
Where is Heron Bay?
At 6172 Catalina Drive inside Barefoot Resort in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, between Egret Run and Tanglewood.
How big are the units?
About 1,500 to 1,950 square feet, two stories, three bedrooms, with three or three and a half baths.
When was Heron Bay built?
From 2006 to 2008.
What is the HOA fee at Heron Bay?
About $575 to $625 a month, covering grounds, building insurance, pest control, trash, water, sewer, internet, cable and the Residents Club.
What is the Residents Club?
The Residents Club is the private amenity center for Barefoot Resort owners, with a pool, a fitness center, tennis courts and a full-time activities director. Every Barefoot owner has access to it.
Does a home at Barefoot Resort come with golf?
No. Owning at Barefoot does not include golf. The Love, Norman and Fazio courses are public, so an owner without a membership pays per round like any visitor. The Dye is semi-private and requires a Dye Club membership, which also covers the other three. Some listings carry a transferable membership.
Do owners have beach access?
Owners in the Barefoot Resort Residential Association have private access to an oceanfront beach cabana at 4611 South Ocean Boulevard, with a sundeck, restrooms, showers and gated parking, and a seasonal shuttle runs between the resort and the cabana.
Are short-term rentals allowed at Heron Bay?
Rental rules vary by neighborhood, building and association across Barefoot Resort. Buyers planning to rent should verify the current rules for the specific property before purchasing.
Let’s work together.
For more information about Heron Bay Townhomes for Sale in Barefoot Resort or to schedule a showing, please call or text Ashley DeLong, REALTOR® at (843) 685-3191 today.
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