Tuscan Sands Homes For Sale
Barefoot Resort | North Myrtle Beach
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Homes$750,000 to $1.5 million
Tuscan Sands at Barefoot Resort
Tuscan Sands is the Mediterranean-styled neighborhood at Barefoot Resort. Stucco elevations, tile roofs and arched detailing set it apart from anything else inside the resort, and the name is earned rather than decorative.
It is one of the smaller neighborhoods here, planned at roughly 108 homes and homesites near the Intracoastal Waterway and the Norman course. That scale is part of the appeal - it does not read as a subdivision inside a subdivision.
One row of homes sits closer to the water than anything else here: the only thing between those homes and the Intracoastal Waterway is a single golf hole. No road, no second row of houses, no buffer of trees. If open space behind the house matters to you, that row is the one to ask about by name.
Mediterranean Style
Stucco, tile roofs and arched detailing throughout.
Dye Club Membership
Conveys only when the seller's membership is transferable. Most are not.
Three Builders
Mostly Bill Clark Homes, later Manning Construction, and some by Emerald Homes.
A Hole from the Water
One row of homes has only a single golf hole between it and the Intracoastal Waterway.
The Homes at Tuscan Sands
Tuscan Sands was not the work of a single builder. The majority of the homes were built by Bill Clark Homes, with Manning Construction taking over toward the end of the neighborhood, and a number of homes built by Emerald Homes.
That matters more than it sounds. Three builders across the life of a neighborhood means real variation in floor plans, construction detail, finish level and age from one street to the next - even where the exteriors read as one consistent Mediterranean streetscape. Two Tuscan Sands homes at a similar price can be quite different underneath.
It is worth knowing which builder built the home you are looking at, and worth comparing more than one before deciding.
How Tuscan Sands Compares
Buyers looking at Barefoot Resort usually end up comparing four or five neighborhoods, and Tuscan Sands is the one that looks least like the others. Where Dye Estates, Leatherleaf and Oak Pointe are gated and low-country in feel, Tuscan Sands is Mediterranean and open.
Inside the neighborhood, the builder is the thing to ask about. Bill Clark Homes built most of it, Manning Construction finished it, and Emerald Homes did a number of them - so the house matters as much as the address here.
The golf membership is where buyers get caught out. You will read almost everywhere that a Dye Club membership comes with a home in Tuscan Sands. What actually matters is whether the seller's membership is transferable - and most of them are not. When a transferable one does convey, it is a real advantage and worth paying for. When it does not, you are buying the house alone. Get it confirmed in writing before you write the offer, on that specific property.
For more information about Tuscan Sands Homes for Sale in Barefoot Resort or to schedule a showing please call or text Ashley DeLong, REALTOR® at (843) 685-3191 today!
Frequently Asked Questions About Tuscan Sands
How much do homes cost in Tuscan Sands?
Homes in Tuscan Sands generally range from about $750,000 to $1.5 million.
Are there waterway homes in Tuscan Sands?
One row of homes backs toward the Intracoastal Waterway with only a single golf hole between the houses and the water. The rest of the neighborhood sits further in.
Who built the homes in Tuscan Sands?
Three builders. The majority were built by Bill Clark Homes, Manning Construction built toward the end of the neighborhood, and a number were built by Emerald Homes. All of them follow the Mediterranean style that gives Tuscan Sands its name.
Are the homes in Tuscan Sands all the same?
No. Because three different builders worked in the neighborhood over time, floor plans, finish levels and construction details vary noticeably from home to home, even though the exteriors share one Mediterranean look.
Does a Tuscan Sands home come with a Dye Club membership?
Only if the seller's membership is transferable, and most of them are not. When a transferable membership does convey with a home it is a genuine advantage, bringing preferred access to the Barefoot Resort courses for a cart fee. Confirm it in writing on the specific property rather than assuming it comes with the address.
What amenities do Tuscan Sands residents have?
Owners have the Dye Club with its clubhouse, pool and hot tub, a members-only fitness facility, walking trails through the neighborhood, and the wider Barefoot Resort amenities including the Yacht Club Marina and the oceanfront beach cabana with seasonal shuttle.
Where is Tuscan Sands located?
Tuscan Sands sits within Barefoot Resort in North Myrtle Beach, near the Intracoastal Waterway and the Norman course.
How large is Tuscan Sands?
Tuscan Sands is one of the smaller neighborhoods at Barefoot Resort, planned at roughly 108 homes and homesites.
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