Unit 4124 uses its 12th-floor position to keep the ocean visible from the main living space and private balcony. The single-level plan combines the living and dining areas, provides a separate bedroom, and adds a half bathroom to the full bath.
The condo was listed at $170,000. The supplied MLS record identified it as active when reviewed on August 21, 2026. Buyers should confirm current price, availability and showing access in Paragon before making plans.
A furnished layout built around the view
Floor-to-ceiling glass brings the coastal outlook into the living and dining area. The MLS identifies a living-room and dining-room combination, central heating and air conditioning, wood-look flooring, window treatments that convey, and a single-level interior.
A signed conveyance form states that all furnishings in the condo convey. The final purchase contract and inventory should identify exactly what remains, and buyers should verify the condition and ownership of every included item.
One bedroom and an extra half bath
The bedroom is separated from the main living area and is shown furnished with two beds. The full bathroom has a tub-and-shower combination, while the additional half bath gives the 559-square-foot plan a second restroom.
The MLS and CRS materials report 559 square feet and a 1985 construction year. Buyers should independently verify measurements, unit configuration and any planned improvements.
Community amenities and beach access
The MLS reports an outdoor community pool, clubhouse or recreation facilities, elevators and security services. Listing photography also shows a splash area, a wooden beach-access walkway and additional nearby resort-style pools. Buyers should confirm which photographed amenities are included with Ocean Dunes Tower I ownership and which belong to neighboring properties.
The building is identified as second row and east of Business 17, with an ocean-view building location. The listing should not be interpreted as an oceanfront designation.
HOA assessment and included services
The MLS calculates the HOA amount at $500 per month. The supplied 2026 budget notice independently identifies a $500 monthly assessment for units other than penthouse and commercial units. Reported inclusions are common electricity, water and sewer, trash pickup, elevator service, pool service, landscaping, building insurance, management, security, legal and accounting services, cable television, internet access, common maintenance and repair, and pest control.
The MLS says the association's policy does not include an individual HO-6 policy. Buyers should obtain the current master policy, budget, reserve information, assessment history, transfer fees, governing documents and insurance guidance before relying on the reported coverage.
Rental status requires careful review
The MLS reports both short-term and long-term rentals as allowed. It also marks the property as subject to the South Carolina Vacation Rental Act and reports an existing rental-management contract. Buyers should obtain the management agreement, current rental calendar, income and expense records, termination terms, and details of any reservations that may continue after closing.
The seller disclosure's rental section also references a rental arrangement. The contract and applicable law control how existing reservations are handled, so buyers should seek appropriate professional guidance before contracting.
Flood-zone and past-tax information
The August 21, 2026 CRS report identifies FEMA zone 0.2 PCT with moderate flood risk on panel 45051C0727K, effective December 16, 2021. CRS describes this designation as an area associated with 500-year flooding or certain shallow 100-year flooding conditions. Buyers should independently verify current mapping, elevation information, lender requirements and insurance pricing.
CRS reports total property taxes of $970.02 for 2025, $970.02 for 2024 and $904.29 for 2023. Historical taxes are not a forecast; ownership, use, exemptions, reassessment and taxing decisions can change a future bill.
Things Buyers Should Know
- MLS 2614842 was active at $170,000 when reviewed on August 21, 2026.
- The 2026 association notice and MLS both report a $500 monthly assessment for this unit type.
- An individual HO-6 policy is not included in the reported HOA coverage.
- The MLS reports an existing rental-management contract and Vacation Rental Act status; buyers should review all agreements and future reservations.
- The signed conveyance form says all furnishings convey, subject to the final contract and inventory.
- The building is second row with an ocean view, not represented here as oceanfront.
- Some photographed resort amenities may belong to neighboring properties and require access verification.
- CRS reports a 0.2 PCT/moderate flood designation; flood risk and insurance requirements need independent verification.
- Measurements, HOA terms, rental rules, amenity access, availability and all material facts should be independently verified.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the condo furnished?
Yes. The MLS lists it as furnished, and a signed conveyance form says all furnishings in the condo convey. The final contract and inventory control.
How much is the HOA assessment?
The MLS and supplied 2026 association notice both report $500 per month for this unit type. Buyers should obtain a current written account statement and complete association documents.
Are short-term rentals allowed?
The MLS reports short-term and long-term rentals as allowed. It also reports an existing management contract and Vacation Rental Act status, which should be reviewed before contracting.
Is this an oceanfront unit?
The MLS identifies Ocean Dunes Tower I as a second-row, ocean-view building. The unit has visible ocean views, but this article does not describe the building as oceanfront.
What flood designation is reported?
The supplied CRS report identifies FEMA zone 0.2 PCT with moderate risk. Buyers should verify current mapping and insurance requirements.
What were the recent property taxes?
CRS reports $970.02 for 2025, $970.02 for 2024 and $904.29 for 2023. A buyer's future tax bill may differ.