Barefoot Resort Homes for Sale

North Myrtle Beach

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Golf Course, waterway, and protected wetland views!

Barefoot Resort & Golf

Barefoot Resort is one of the most recognized addresses in North Myrtle Beach, built around four championship golf courses and stretching along the Intracoastal Waterway directly across from Barefoot Landing.

What sets Barefoot apart is the range. Buyers will find single-family homes on the golf courses, waterway-view condominiums, and townhomes at a variety of price points — all sharing the same resort amenities. Owners in the Barefoot Resort Residential Association have private access to an oceanfront beach cabana with gated parking, plus a seasonal beach shuttle.

Browse the newest Barefoot Resort Homes for Sale below, or explore the individual neighborhoods, condo buildings and townhome communities to find the property that best matches how you want to live.

Barefoot Resort Neighborhoods

Barefoot Resort is made up of distinct single-family neighborhoods, condominium buildings and townhome communities. Each has its own setting and amenities. They are grouped below by where prices start, and alphabetically within each range. Four of the single-family neighborhoods — Coquina Pointe, Dye Estates, Leatherleaf and Oak Pointe — are gated.

Barefoot Resort Homes

$750,000 and Up

Dye Estates Gated · Luxury
Leatherleaf Gated
Oak Pointe Gated
Tuscan Sands

$500,000 to $750,000

$300,000 to $500,000

Barefoot Resort Condos and Townhomes

Barefoot Resort Golf

Barefoot Resort is built around four championship golf courses, designed by Greg Norman, Davis Love III, Tom Fazio and Pete Dye. All four opened on the same day in 2000 — something no other modern golf resort had attempted — and each plays as a distinctly different course.

Owning at Barefoot does not include golf. The Love, the Norman and the Fazio are open to the public, and an owner without a membership books a tee time and pays per round. The Dye is the only semi-private facility at Barefoot — playing it means holding a Dye Club membership, or booking a tee time and paying to play. A Dye Club membership also covers the three championship courses, so it is the one that opens everything.

Membership does not come with a home, including in Dye Estates. If a seller offers one with the house, confirm in writing that it is transferable — plenty are not. The Dye has its own clubhouse, with private member areas, a four-star dining room, a fitness complex and the Dye Villas.

For many owners the golf is the reason they bought here. For others it is simply the setting — fairway and lake views from a home or condo without ever picking up a club.

Four Championship Courses

Norman, Love, Fazio and Dye designs. Three are public; the Dye is semi-private. Golf is by membership or paid tee time.

Private Beach Cabana

Oceanfront cabana with gated parking and seasonal shuttle for association owners.

Deep Water Marina

Full-service marina on the Intracoastal Waterway with boat and watersport rentals.

Spend a day at the Barefoot Resort Oceanfront Cabana!

Barefoot Resort Beach Cabana

One of the most valuable things about owning at Barefoot is beach access without owning oceanfront. The Barefoot Resort Beach Cabana sits at 4611 South Ocean Boulevard, just south of 46th Avenue, and is reserved for owners in the Barefoot Resort Residential Association.

The cabana offers a furnished sundeck overlooking the Atlantic, restrooms and showers, a refreshment area, and private gated parking — which in North Myrtle Beach in July is worth more than it sounds. A seasonal shuttle runs between the resort and the cabana, so owners can leave the car behind entirely.

The Residents Club is the owners’ private amenity center at Barefoot Resort.

Barefoot Resort Residents Club

The Residents Club is the private amenity center reserved for Barefoot Resort owners, with a pool, a fitness center and tennis courts. It is the amenity owners use most, because it is the one built for everyday life rather than for a round of golf or a day at the beach.

How close a home sits to it varies by neighborhood. Coquina Pointe is adjacent to it, with the closest homes directly across the street. For anyone who intends to actually use a gym or a pool rather than own one on paper, that proximity is worth weighing when comparing neighborhoods.

Barefoot Resort Pool on the Intracoastal Waterway | North Myrtle Beach

The saltwater pool sits beside the marina on the Intracoastal Waterway.

Barefoot Resort Marina & Waterway

Barefoot Resort fronts the Intracoastal Waterway, and its full-service deep water marina gives owners somewhere to keep a boat, launch a kayak or rent a jet ski for the afternoon. Waterway-view condominiums at Yacht Club Villas, Edgewater and North Tower look directly over the marina and the water.

The marina is also home to one of the largest pools in the area — an ionized saltwater pool holding roughly 356,000 gallons, with a bar and grill alongside it.

Beyond the water, a five-mile walkway circles the resort and is used daily by walkers, runners and cyclists.

Barefoot Landing & North Myrtle Beach

Barefoot Resort sits directly across the waterway from Barefoot Landing, and it is genuinely one of the best things about living here. More than 100 shops and restaurants line the boardwalks around the lake, from fresh seafood and steakhouses to casual spots you can walk to for a drink.

What sets Barefoot Landing apart is the entertainment. Two concert venues sit right there — the House of Blues and the Alabama Theatre — bringing touring acts and live shows within a few minutes of your front door year round. Greg Norman's Australian Grille sits on the waterway alongside them.

The rest of North Myrtle Beach is minutes away, and Myrtle Beach proper is a short drive south. For buyers who want resort amenities without being isolated from everything else, the location is hard to beat.

Barefoot Landing Homes and Condos for Sale

Buyers often search for homes or condos for sale at Barefoot Landing, and the two names get used as if they were the same place. They are not. Barefoot Landing is the outdoor attraction on the east bank of the waterway: restaurants, a brewery restaurant, shops, small rides for the kids, and fireworks over the water every Monday night at 10 pm through the summer. Nobody lives at Barefoot Landing.

The homes, condos and townhomes people mean when they search for Barefoot Landing real estate are in Barefoot Resort, directly across the Intracoastal Waterway. Every property on this page is a Barefoot Resort listing, and the waterway-view buildings such as Yacht Club Villas, Edgewater and North Tower are the ones that look straight across at Barefoot Landing and its Monday-night fireworks.

Property Taxes at Barefoot Resort

Barefoot Resort is inside the city limits of North Myrtle Beach, so the tax bill carries the city millage on top of the Horry County and school rates. A primary residence is assessed at 4% and a second home at 6%, and the taxable value resets to your purchase price when you close. On a $350,000 primary residence in North Myrtle Beach the 2025 bill is about $1,499 a year; the same property as a second home or rental is about $4,540. See my Horry County Property Tax page for how the rates work, or run your own price through my property tax calculator.

Why Buyers Choose Barefoot Resort

Barefoot appeals to buyers who want more than a house. The combination of four championship courses, a private oceanfront cabana, a deep water marina and Barefoot Landing across the water creates a lifestyle that very few communities on the Grand Strand can match at the same price points.

The most important thing to understand before you buy is how different the neighborhoods are from one another. A golf course townhome, a waterway-view condominium and a single-family home in a gated section are three genuinely different products, with different HOA structures, rental rules and ownership costs. Comparing them properly matters more here than in most communities.

See Barefoot Resort for Yourself

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Frequently Asked Questions About Barefoot Resort

Where is Barefoot Resort located?

Barefoot Resort is in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, along the Intracoastal Waterway and directly across the water from Barefoot Landing.

How many golf courses does Barefoot Resort have?

Barefoot Resort has four championship golf courses, designed by Greg Norman, Davis Love III, Tom Fazio and Pete Dye. All four opened on the same day in 2000. Owning at the resort does not include golf: the Love, the Norman and the Fazio are open to the public, and owners without a membership pay per round. The Dye is the only semi-private facility — a Dye Club membership covers it along with the other three, and non-members can book a tee time and pay to play. Membership does not come with a home, including in Dye Estates.

Do Barefoot Resort owners have beach access?

Owners who are part of 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. A seasonal shuttle runs between the resort and the cabana.

What types of property are available at Barefoot Resort?

Buyers can find single-family homes, condominiums and townhomes. Condominiums and townhomes make up the majority of the property here, with settings ranging from golf course views to waterway frontage.

Does Barefoot Resort have a marina?

Yes. Barefoot Resort has a full-service deep water marina on the Intracoastal Waterway offering boat storage along with kayak and jet ski rentals. One of the largest pools in the area sits at the marina.

Are short-term rentals allowed at Barefoot Resort?

Rental rules vary by neighborhood, building and association. Many Barefoot properties are rented to golfers and vacationers, but buyers planning to rent should verify the current rules for the specific property before purchasing.

Are there homes or condos for sale at Barefoot Landing?

Not at Barefoot Landing itself. Barefoot Landing is the shopping, dining and entertainment attraction on the east bank of the Intracoastal Waterway in North Myrtle Beach, with fireworks every Monday night at 10 pm through the summer. The homes, condos and townhomes people mean when they search for Barefoot Landing real estate are in Barefoot Resort, directly across the waterway.

What are property taxes like at Barefoot Resort?

Barefoot Resort is inside the city of North Myrtle Beach, so the bill includes the city millage. A $350,000 primary residence pays about $1,499 a year at 2025 rates and the same property as a second home pays about $4,540. The taxable value resets to the purchase price at closing.

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