Market Snapshot
Real Estate in The Dunes Club
The Dunes Club sits along Highway 17 in Myrtle Beach, SC, built around the private Dunes Golf & Beach Club. The golf course dates to 1948, one of the oldest on the Grand Strand, designed by Robert Trent Jones and still nationally ranked today.
Century-old live oaks. Brick privacy walls. A quiet, guarded kind of prestige. It's true coastal living, not a subdivision built to look the part.
Myrtle Beach, SC has no shortage of golf communities. Few carry the history this one does. Buyers searching for homes for sale in the Dunes, Myrtle Beach, SC usually start here, drawn by an established Dunes Club golf pedigree and a desirable location minutes from the beach.
Estate homes here range from around $500,000 to multi-million-dollar custom builds, most in timeless Lowcountry and plantation-inspired styles. It's one of the most highly sought after Dunes Club addresses on the Grand Strand real estate market, and buyers come for the golf and the history as much as the house itself. Sellers rarely need to convince anyone twice.
Dunes Cove, a newer section within the community, keeps that same highly desirable Dunes Club feel, where a newly completed custom residence often stands beside older homesites and newer builds. Rob Deaton works this stretch of Myrtle Beach, SC real estate closely, from the Dunes Club's historic estates to Dunes Cove's newer construction. It's one of the more recognized names for Dunes Club, Myrtle Beach real estate.
Custom built Myrtle Beach homes like these rarely sit long once they're priced right, from a completed custom luxury home to newer boutique-style builds, and The Dunes Club remains one of Myrtle Beach's most established beach community addresses.
Buying or Selling in The Dunes Club
Why Buy in The Dunes Club
- Private golf, tennis, and oceanfront access through the prestigious Dunes Golf & Beach Club
- One of Myrtle Beach, SC's most private and respected real estate addresses
- Estate homes ranging from $500,000 to multi-million-dollar custom builds
- Gated entries, brick privacy walls, and meticulously landscaped lots
- Direct access to USTA tennis programs, an oceanfront pool, and the beach club
Why Sell in The Dunes Club
- Homes here rarely sit on the market long, and demand stays strong across Myrtle Beach
- Rob Deaton Properties markets luxury listings with discretion and polish
- Private showings, professional staging, and high-end visual presentation
- Pricing strategy built around this address's exclusivity, not just square footage
- Full-service luxury listing support from a team that knows high-end Myrtle Beach, SC real estate
The Market Right Now
CCAR MLS data shows 9 homes sold here over the past 12 months, with a $1,708,000 median and a $2,241,889 average sold price. Homes have traded around $462 a square foot, with a typical listing period of 146 days.
87% of list price, on average. Sellers here rarely need to negotiate hard.
Nine sales a year isn't a lot of data to work with, but that's normal for a community this exclusive. Turnover is slow because owners tend to stay, a pattern that holds across most of Myrtle Beach, SC's premier addresses. The Dunes Club also tends to run a balanced market, supply roughly matching buyer demand rather than tilting hard toward either side.
Dunes Club Home Features
Discover Classic Coastal Living in The Dunes Club
Homes here offer classic coastal living filtered through timeless Lowcountry and plantation-inspired design: grand entrances, circular drives, mature live oaks and palmettos, and outdoor living space built for entertaining. Interiors run toward gourmet kitchens, libraries, formal rooms, and private guest quarters. Several recently completed custom homes sit alongside decades-old estates, so buyers get a genuine mix of history and new construction.
Interiors favor hardwood floors and a bright and airy atmosphere, with a welcoming foyer opening into separate living and family spaces. Most estate homes include four spacious bedrooms, and the kitchen boasts modern finishes alongside classic architectural details. Several also have a light filled sunroom overlooking the golf course or marsh, and oversized windows fill many of the main living areas with natural light. Luxury homes here typically run 2,189 to 3,500 square feet, covering everything from established estates to newer, custom built Myrtle Beach homes.
Interior Details
A spacious interior, highlighted by soaring ceilings and abundant natural light, welcomes buyers into most floor plans. An inviting family room features large windows, built for both everyday living and entertaining. Formal dining rooms provide plenty of room for holiday gatherings, and several homes also include a private backyard retreat. Ample workspace for a home office and custom millwork round out many of these interiors.
Private Club Amenities
The Dunes Golf & Beach Club anchors the neighborhood: Myrtle Beach, SC's oldest golf course, built in 1948 and designed by Robert Trent Jones, still nationally ranked today. The club also runs an 8-court USTA-rated tennis program, plus an oceanfront clubhouse with a 700-foot pool, cabanas, and a snack bar. The sparkling pool serves as a natural gathering spot each summer, and owners enjoy cooler evenings on the clubhouse terrace afterward. Residents reach the beach by a short golf cart ride, and there's no mandatory HOA fee tied to any of it. It's one of the last great golf-and-beach combinations left on the Grand Strand, a perfect blend of golf, history, and beachside living that's hard to find anywhere else.
Gated Security & Privacy
This prestigious Dunes Club address isn't fully gated, though it remains one of the most highly sought after Dunes Club addresses on the Grand Strand. Decorative brick perimeter walls run along Highway 17, and entry to the golf club is guarded. It's one of the more secure, more private footprints in Myrtle Beach, SC, without feeling like a fortress.
Explore the Community
The Dunes Cove community is the neighborhood's newer edge, a section of updated homes and a handful of undeveloped lots for custom builds. It keeps the same brick walls and landscaped feel as the rest of the community, just with newer construction behind them.
This corner of Myrtle Beach, SC sits inside Rob's area hub coverage, right alongside the rest of the prestigious Dunes Club community. For buyers who want to discover luxury coastal living without leaving the golf course, Dunes Cove is worth a look too. As more Myrtle Beach hub spoke pages come online, this is where sibling community links will live.
Your Partner in Myrtle Beach
Rob Deaton has spent years working Myrtle Beach, SC's most established addresses, The Dunes Club included. He's built a career around Grand Strand real estate, and he knows the difference between a Dunes Club estate and a Dunes Cove new build, and how each one should be priced, staged, and marketed to the right buyer.
Buying here or selling here, that local read on this address's history and exclusivity is what keeps a deal moving. Email Rob anytime with questions about this community.
Ready to Make Your Move?
The Dunes Club blends historic Myrtle Beach, SC prestige, private club access, and some of the Grand Strand's most established real estate, all in one address. Ready to discover classic coastal living in The Dunes Club, or discover luxury coastal living in Dunes Cove? Email Rob or start your search below.
