Unit A1 brings together several practical features in one straightforward package: ground-floor access, an end-unit position, two first-floor bedrooms and a patio that looks across the pond. Inside, the living, dining and kitchen areas connect naturally, creating a comfortable center for everyday routines or time near the coast.
The condominium was offered at $179,900 when the supplied MLS record was reviewed on September 2, 2026. It is located within Grand Palms Resort, formerly known as Plantation Resort, outside the Surfside Beach city limits.
An open living area shaped around the pond view
The living room opens toward the rear patio through glass doors, keeping the water view present from inside the home. Ceiling fans, window treatments and resilient flooring support a relaxed, low-maintenance feel, while the connected dining area keeps meals close to both the kitchen and living space.
The MLS reports that window treatments, the washer, dryer and kitchen appliances convey. Although the property is classified as unfurnished, agent remarks state that two double beds and a dining table with four chairs also convey. Buyers should rely on the final contract and a written inventory.
Updated kitchen with useful work space
White cabinetry, solid-surface counters, recessed lighting and stainless-tone appliances give the kitchen a bright, cohesive presentation. A broad center work surface adds room for preparation and casual seating, and the open arrangement keeps the cook connected with the living and dining areas.
The MLS also reports a dishwasher, refrigerator, range and microwave. Buyers should verify the age, condition and inclusion of every appliance during due diligence.
Two bedrooms and two reported full bathrooms
Both bedrooms and bathrooms are on the first floor. The bedrooms include ceiling fans, and the photographs show one room with a single bed and another with two beds. One bathroom has a tub-and-shower combination; the other has a divided layout that separates the sink and toilet area from the bathing space.
The current MLS reports two full bathrooms, while the CRS public record reports 1.5 bathrooms. The photographs and physical property should be reviewed directly, and buyers should confirm the public record and intended classification.
A private patio at the water's edge
The ground-floor patio creates a quiet transition between the living room and the pond. The end-unit location also places the home along the edge of the building rather than between two neighboring units. The MLS reports a community outdoor pool, along with both short-term and long-term rental eligibility.
HOA coverage and optional resort amenities
The current MLS calculates HOA dues at $388 per month. Reported inclusions are common electricity, water and sewer, trash pickup, landscape and lawn care, association insurance, management, legal and accounting services, primary cable television, common maintenance and repair, and pest control. Individual HO-6 insurance is not included.
An August 2025 HOA response in the supplied documents reported $369 per month, so buyers should obtain a current written account statement, budget, insurance details, reserve information and assessment history before making a decision.
The indoor pool, lazy river, fitness areas, shuttle service and other resort-style facilities associated with Grand Palms are privately owned and are not included with condominium ownership or HOA dues. The listing reports that an optional owner membership may be purchased. Availability, pricing, access and guest terms require direct verification, and the supplied HOA response states those private amenities are not available to renters.
Rental, pet and vehicle rules
The MLS reports that both short-term and long-term rentals are allowed and that there is no current rental-management contract. An August 2025 HOA response states owners may use an off-site management company. Current written association rules, licensing requirements and local regulations should be reviewed before relying on rental use.
The same older HOA response states owners may have a pet, tenants and renters may not have pets, motorcycles are allowed for owners with a protective block beneath the kickstand, and golf carts are not allowed. These rules can change and should be verified directly with the association.
Flood-zone and past-tax information
The September 2, 2026 CRS report maps the parcel in FEMA flood zone X, which CRS labels as minimal flood risk. Zone X does not mean zero risk, and buyers should obtain a current property-specific flood determination and insurance guidance.
CRS reports total property taxes of $2,139.60 for 2025, $2,214.60 for 2024 and $2,197.35 for 2023. Historical taxes do not predict a buyer's future bill because ownership, use, exemptions, reassessment and millage can change.
Things Buyers Should Know
- MLS 2618341 was active at $179,900 when reviewed September 2, 2026.
- The MLS reports 925 heated square feet and 975 total square feet.
- The current MLS reports two full baths; CRS reports 1.5 baths.
- The MLS calculates HOA dues at $388 monthly; an August 2025 HOA response reported $369.
- Individual HO-6 insurance is not included in the reported HOA coverage.
- Grand Palms resort amenities are privately owned and are not included with ownership or HOA dues.
- The MLS reports short-term and long-term rentals are allowed, subject to current rules and law.
- The unit is classified as unfurnished, although limited furniture is reported to convey.
- CRS maps the parcel in zone X; flood and insurance information require independent verification.
- HOA finances, assessments, rental rules, pet rules, measurements, condition, availability and all material facts should be independently verified.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Unit A1 on the ground floor?
Yes. The MLS identifies it as a ground-floor end unit with first-floor bedrooms and bathrooms.
How much is the HOA?
The current MLS calculates $388 per month. An August 2025 HOA response reported $369, so buyers should obtain a current written statement.
Are Grand Palms resort amenities included?
No. The supplied CCAR notice states those facilities are privately owned and are not included with condominium ownership or HOA dues. Optional owner membership may be available and requires verification.
Are short-term rentals allowed?
The MLS reports both short-term and long-term rentals are allowed. Buyers should verify current association rules, licensing requirements and local regulations.
Is the condo furnished?
The MLS classifies it as unfurnished. Agent remarks state two double beds and a dining table with four chairs convey. The final contract and written inventory control.
What flood zone is reported?
CRS maps the parcel in FEMA zone X and labels the risk minimal. Buyers should obtain current property-specific flood and insurance determinations.
What were the recent property taxes?
CRS reports $2,139.60 for 2025, $2,214.60 for 2024 and $2,197.35 for 2023. A buyer's future bill may differ.