Grande Dunes Marina Inn Condos For Sale
Grande Dunes | Myrtle Beach
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Open 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath$270,000
2 Bedroom, 2 Bath$259,000 to $370,000
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath$410,000 to $450,000
3 Bedroom, 3 Bath$380,000 to $435,000
3 Bedroom, 4 Bath$430,000
Marina Inn at Grande Dunes
The Marina Inn at Grande Dunes sits on the Intracoastal Waterway at 8121 Amalfi Place, in the heart of Marina Village inside Grande Dunes, the 2,200-acre master planned resort community in Myrtle Beach.
It is a working resort with a front desk, restaurants and a staff, and the residences inside it are individually owned condominiums. That combination does not exist anywhere else in Grande Dunes.
On the Waterway
At the Grande Dunes Marina. Views vary by building — marina, waterway, Resort Course.
1, 2 and 3 Bedrooms
A range of layouts under one roof, from compact to full residence.
728 to 1,997 Sq Ft
The widest size spread of any single building in Grande Dunes.
Lockout Suites
The larger units are built to separate into two independently usable spaces.
What Is On Site
Because the Marina Inn operates as a resort, the amenities are downstairs rather than a drive away. There are indoor and outdoor pools including a heated infinity pool overlooking the water, a fitness facility and spa services.
Dining is on the property: Waterscapes, Reflections Kitchen & Bar, and 357 Raw Coastal Bar at the marina next door — Myrtle Beach’s only restaurant on the Intracoastal Waterway.
Owners have Grande Dunes Ocean Club membership, as every Grande Dunes owner does, along with access to the Grande Dunes Resort Course and the marina itself.
What the Residences Cost
The figures above are recent inventory, not a price schedule. The Marina Inn is more than one building and the residences differ a great deal by position, so a handful of listings is a snapshot rather than a pattern. Read them as a starting point and ask what is available now.
Two things do shape the number. The first is the monthly fee, because buyers here shop by what a residence costs per month rather than by the sticker price. A two bedroom carries $757 a month more than a one bedroom, and that carrying cost comes back out of what people will pay up front — which is why a two bedroom can list below a one bedroom.
The second is position. Some buildings sit directly on the waterway, some carry the better views, and some sit beside the pool complex. Which building a residence is in, what it looks at and where it sits relative to the amenities move the price as much as the bedroom count does. Compare a specific residence against a specific residence, not one category against another.
The fee itself is straightforward, and it climbs with size:
One Bedroom HOA$1,277 per month
Two Bedroom HOA$2,034 per month
Three Bedroom HOA$2,826 per month
A three bedroom carries about $18,600 a year more than a one bedroom. So a lower purchase price does not necessarily mean a lower monthly cost, and the two numbers have to be read together rather than one at a time. Ask for the current list of what the fee covers as well — at a building where the front desk, the pools, the grounds and the staff run whether you are there or not, a good deal of what a homeowner pays separately is already inside that number.
The Lockout Is the Whole Point
The larger residences here are built with lockout floor plans — the unit divides into two separately accessible spaces, each with its own entry. That is a deliberate design decision, and it is what makes this building different from every other condominium in Grande Dunes.
It means one property can be used more than one way. Occupy the whole thing. Occupy part and make the rest available. Or use neither and treat it as an investment. A conventional condominium gives you one of those options; a lockout gives you all three without buying a second property.
Two things to settle before you write an offer. First, get the current terms in writing — what an owner may and may not do with the unit is governed by the building’s documents, and those are what count, not what a listing says. Second, talk to a lender early: financing on a residence inside an operating resort is underwritten differently than a standard condominium, and it is much easier to line up before you are under contract than after.
Grande Dunes Amenities
The centerpiece of Grande Dunes is the Ocean Club, an oceanfront clubhouse for members with multiple pools, private cabanas, locker rooms, dining with bar service and full beach services.
The Members Club offers two 18-hole courses, both ranked among the top 50 in the world — the Resort Course, playable without a membership, and the Members Course, which requires one. Each course has its own clubhouse, with a pub, dining area and locker rooms. The Grande Dunes Marina is one of the best full-service boating facilities on the East coast, with boat slips and maintenance on site. The Tennis Club is a 6,000 square foot facility with 10 Har-Tru courts, 8 of them lighted, and a full pro shop — and it is in Marina Village, a walk from the Marina Inn.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the Marina Inn
Where is the Marina Inn at Grande Dunes?
At 8121 Amalfi Place in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on the Intracoastal Waterway in Marina Village inside Grande Dunes.
Is the Marina Inn on the beach?
No. It sits on the Intracoastal Waterway at the Grande Dunes Marina. Beach access comes through the Grande Dunes Ocean Club, which is oceanfront.
What size are the Marina Inn condos?
They run from about 728 to 1,997 square feet, in one, two and three bedroom layouts.
How much do Marina Inn condos cost?
Recent listings have run roughly $259,000 to $450,000 depending on the residence. Prices vary by building and position as much as by size, so ask what is available now.
Can a two bedroom cost less than a one bedroom at the Marina Inn?
It can, because the monthly fee is higher. A two bedroom carries $757 a month more than a one bedroom, and buyers price that carrying cost into what they will pay up front. Position matters too, since the buildings differ.
What are the HOA fees at the Marina Inn?
They scale with the size of the residence: $1,277 a month for a one bedroom, $2,034 for a two bedroom and $2,826 for a three bedroom.
What is a lockout unit?
A floor plan that divides into two separately accessible spaces, each with its own entry, so one property can be occupied whole or in part. The larger residences at the Marina Inn are built this way.
What is on site at the Marina Inn?
Indoor and outdoor pools including a heated infinity pool, a fitness facility, spa services, and dining at Waterscapes and Reflections Kitchen & Bar, with 357 Raw Coastal Bar at the marina next door.
Do Marina Inn owners get Grande Dunes Ocean Club membership?
Yes. The Ocean Club is included for all Grande Dunes owners, along with access to the Grande Dunes Resort Course and the marina.
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