$235,000
2 Bed · 2 Bath · 779 Sq Ft
Turnkey 5th-floor condo at Sands Ocean Club — strong vacation rental appeal.
2
Beds
2
Baths
779
Sq Ft
1985
Built
N/A (condo)
Lot
No private garage — on-site resort parking
Garage
Unit 532 at Sands Ocean Club is a well-appointed 2-bedroom, 2-bath condominium on the 5th floor offering side-ocean vistas and one of the largest private balconies in the building — a full 20 feet wide — ideal for sunset dinners or watching Atlantic surf. At approximately 779 sq ft the floor plan is efficient and guest-friendly (sleeps up to 6 with living-area sleeping arrangements), making the unit a reliable performer in Myrtle Beach’s vacation rental market.
The unit is sold in a resort-ready configuration with full kitchen appliances (dishwasher, disposal, microwave, range, refrigerator). Guests and owners enjoy direct access to the Sands Ocean Club amenity package: indoor/outdoor pools, a lazy river, multiple hot tubs, Ocean Annie’s Pool Bar with live entertainment, and River City Cafe on-site. These amenities are the reason families and repeat renters pick this complex year after year and why strata units here enjoy elevated occupancy during peak seasons.
Beyond the resort, the property’s location on Shore Drive puts you steps from the beach and minutes from the area’s major attractions — restaurants, arcades, golf courses, and the entertainment at Broadway at the Beach and the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk. Whether you’re an investor seeking seasonal cash flow or a buyer wanting regular getaway weeks with supplemental income, this unit offers a versatile ownership profile.
The unit is priced at $235,000 and has recent marketing history that positions it competitively for immediate showings and rental operation. Buyers should confirm current rental agreements and association rules; there is meaningful upside for a modest interior refresh or professional rental management to maximize peak-season rates.
Sands Ocean Club sits on Myrtle Beach’s Shore Drive, a long-established oceanfront corridor populated by high-rise resorts, family attractions, restaurants, and seasonal retail. The neighborhood is tourism-driven, with heavy visitation in spring and summer and a landscape of beachfront buildings that cater to short-term renters and second-home buyers. Despite seasonality, the area supports year-round tourism businesses and offers convenient access to major attractions and dining.
Myrtle Beach’s coastal condo market remains anchored by tourism. Demand for oceanfront units with extensive amenity packages — especially complexes with pools, lazy rivers, and on-site F&B — remains healthy. Median sale prices for smaller oceanfront condos in the corridor are typically modest compared with inland single-family homes but command premium nightly rates. Inventory tends to tighten in spring/summer; historically, median prices have shown modest year-over-year gains (low single digits) while longer-term appreciation remains positive. For investors, the best opportunities are units that combine location, amenities, and turnkey furnishings. Buyers should underwrite using conservative off-season occupancy to account for seasonality and verify condominium rules regarding short-term rentals.
Myrtle Beach Primary School
Elementary · Approx. 1.5 mi
Myrtle Beach Middle School
Middle · Approx. 2.0 mi
Myrtle Beach High School
High · Approx. 3.0 mi
Excellent access to oceanfront activities: beach, pools, lazy river, and nearby family entertainment. Golf and walking paths are a short drive away.
Acquire a small oceanfront condo in a high-amenity resort to capture seasonal rental cash flow and long-term appreciation tied to Myrtle Beach’s steady tourism demand.
Buyers should conduct independent due diligence before making any purchase decisions.
Low
$220K
Midpoint
$238K
High
$255K
$302/SF estimated price per square foot
Estimate anchored to current list price of $235,000, adjusted +/- ~6-8% to reflect recent price history, condition, and strong resort-amenity premium. No live comparable sales pulled; local market knowledge used.
As of 2026-03-10
This is a computer-generated estimate for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or professional valuation.
Coastal tourism corridor has significant seasonal population swings. Year-round resident counts are lower than peak-season visitors; local economy driven by hospitality, retail, and services.
Property sits on Myrtle Beach's oceanfront resort corridor with direct access to beach, multiple on-site pools and food & beverage outlets, and proximity to restaurants, golf, and family attractions. The building's amenities (lazy river, indoor/outdoor pools, hot tubs, pool bar, on-site cafe) drive high seasonal demand.
Market data is based on aggregated public records and may not reflect real-time conditions.
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