77 Springwood is a 2nd-floor townhouse with charming southern beach décor! On the first floor of the townhouse is the fully equipped kitchen featuring updated appliances and looks out to the dining and living room. The bright and cheerful living room features a flat screened TV, comfortable furnishings and access to the patio that overlooks the landscape and pool area. There is a convenient spiral staircase leading down to the pool and landscape areas of this charming community. The laundry room and a powder room are also located on the first floor.
Enjoy the comfortable master suite located on the second floor that has a king sized bed, TV and private bathroom with a shower/tub combo and overlooks the pool and landscaped areas. The guest bedroom overlooks the front of the complex has two full sized beds, TV and a private bathroom that has a walk in shower. This townhome is about 10-minute walk to the beach and walking distance to many local attractions!
Property Highlights:
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Complimentary Hour of Tennis per day at Vandermeer Tennis Center located right off of Deallyon (walking distance from the condo!)
Keyless Entry
2 Bedrooms (K, 2 Fulls)
2.5 Bathrooms
Townhome
Community Pool (The pool deck is open year round and the pool is opened seasonally from April to October). Pool is not heated.
Parking Spaces: 2 (1 reserved space and enough other spaces for 1 additional parking spot, however they are first come first serve)
Located in South Forest Beach
Private Washer and Dryer
Fully Equipped Kitchen
Walking distance to Beach - Less than a 10 minute walk to the beach!!!
Distance to the following attractions:
~Beach: 0.5 miles (around a 8-10 minute walk)
~Coligny Plaza: 0.7 miles
~Lowcountry Celebration Park: 0.9 miles
~Harbor Town: 4.2 miles
~Van Der Meer Tennis Center: 0.3 miles
~South Beach Marina: 5 miles
~Shelter Cove Marina: 4.1 miles
Springwood Rules: NO pets, grills, smoking, trailers, campers, boats, or golf carts are allowed on the property. A complete list of rules is posted inside the villa.
