Some coastal homes make it easy to settle in and start enjoying the location. Unit 507 at Litchfield Retreat pairs an inviting furnished interior with an elevated view and convenient access to the Litchfield Beach lifestyle.
A bright living space with a coastal outlook
The living and dining areas share an open arrangement that keeps the ocean view in focus. Large windows and a hurricane-impact sliding glass door bring natural light into the room and lead to the private balcony. Newer flooring in the living room and bedrooms gives the interior a refreshed feel, while plantation shutters add privacy and a finished look.
The balcony adds an outdoor place for morning coffee, reading, or simply taking in the coastal setting.
A clean, functional kitchen
The kitchen uses white cabinetry and appliances to create a bright workspace. It includes a range, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, and garbage disposal. A pass-through opening keeps the kitchen connected to the dining area without putting the entire workspace on display.
Two bedrooms and two full bathrooms
The primary bedroom is generously sized and benefits from a large picture window. The second bedroom provides flexibility for guests, a home office, or additional sleeping space. Both full bathrooms feature straightforward, practical layouts for everyday use.
Furnished convenience and meaningful updates
The MLS reports that the condo is being sold furnished, including decorative accessories, subject to final contract terms. Reported improvements include hurricane-impact windows and sliding glass doors, plantation shutters, a new front door, a newer HVAC system, and updated flooring in the living room and bedrooms.
Litchfield Retreat amenities and Pawleys Island lifestyle
Litchfield Retreat offers an outdoor community pool, elevators, coin-operated laundry facilities on each floor, beach access, and private storage. Unit 507's assigned storage closet is reported as number 80 on the ground level.
The location supports a classic Pawleys Island routine: beach time, locally owned dining, golf, shopping, and day trips along the southern Grand Strand. Short- and long-term rentals are reported as allowed, although the current owner did not operate the unit as a rental. Buyers should verify all current association and rental rules.
Things Buyers Should Know
- The MLS reports monthly HOA dues of $593; obtain current budgets, insurance information, and association documents.
- The MLS separately reports $2,496 for 2026 building and flood insurance. Verify this and future charges.
- The supplied fee sheet lists three ownership-transfer charges totaling $565; confirm responsibility and current amounts.
- The supplied CRS report shows FEMA flood zone AE.
- The MLS reports 975 heated square feet and approximate year built 1974; CRS data reports 965 square feet and 2004. Independently verify both.
- Washer/dryer installation inside a unit may require board approval and may be restricted when rented.
- Rental, pet, parking, occupancy, renovation, furnishings, price, and availability require current verification.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Unit 507 furnished?
The MLS reports that it is sold furnished, including decorative accessories, subject to the final conveyance list and contract.
Are short-term rentals allowed?
The MLS indicates both short- and long-term rentals are allowed. Confirm current association requirements and applicable laws.
What does the monthly HOA fee include?
The MLS lists common electric, water and sewer, trash pickup, elevator and pool service, landscaping, management, legal and accounting services, primary cable/antenna service, and common maintenance and repair.
Does the condo have laundry and storage?
The building reportedly has coin-operated laundry on every floor. The MLS identifies ground-level storage closet number 80 for this unit.