Myrtle Beach Homes Today
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Huntington Beach State Park,
Atalaya Castle & Brookgreen Gardens
Season 2, Show #4
Air dates June 16th and June 18th, 2006
Below are the highlights of Show #4 of Season #2.
Show Four Highlights
Myrtle Beach Homes Today's fourth episode in season two had hosts Penny and Miranda sharing several hidden treasures of the Grand Strand with their viewing audience, including Huntington Beach State Park, Atalaya Castle, and Brookgreen Gardens.
Penny spoke with Brenda Majors, the park manager at Huntington Beach State Park, who shared a little history of the park and Atalaya Castle with our viewers.
Penny and Miranda then toured the castle and surrounding grounds, enjoying the serene setting and unique architecture.
Berkshire Forest, another quality community from Centex Homes debuted on the show. Berkshire Forest is a new 600-acre master-planned community with a variety of neighborhoods for every taste and budget.
Heatherstone Villas at Berkshire Forest are two and three bedroom plans with optional furnishing packages.
Windsor Park Townhomes and Stafford Row Carriage Homes offer the convenience of carefee living with fully maintained front and back yards.
Crestwood and Sutton Place are single-family home neighborhoods with three and four bedroom plans with a variety of options to customize each home.
At the center of Berkshire Forest is Silver Lake, a beautiful 32-acre lake for boating, fishing, and playing on the water.
Miranda spoke with happy new homeowners at Berkshire Forest who told our viewers why they chose this area and Berkshire Forest, and how they enjoyed purchasing their home through Centex Homes.
Miranda also interviewed Tom Finley, Centex Sales Representative for Berkshire Forest, who explained what the neighborhood's Lifestyle Director would be doing, as well as the selection process at the design center for customizing a home.
Myrtle Beach Premier Properties real estate agents showed our viewing audience the following properties for sale:
- Richard Floyd offered a new home under construction in prestigious Maple Ridge Estates. This 4-bedroom 3-1/2 bath all-brick home features almost 3,100 feet of living space and upgrades like tile and pecan wood floors, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances in the kitchen
- Penny Mohney showed a 3-bedroom, 2-bath all-brick home in Keighley Estates, featuring vaulted ceilings, fireplace, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances in the kitchen, and more on a half-acre corner lot
- Miranda Fuller featured a custom ranch home with over 3,100 squart feet in the Indigo Creek community of Murrells Inlet, with Carolina Room, Game Room, and more on a quiet, cul-de-sac
- Carmen Lankford offered a newly remodeled, 2-bedroom, 2-bath newly remodeled condo overlooking the golf course at Shorewood Condos, a central Myrtle Beach location across from Broadway at the Beach
- Penny presented a one-bedroom condo in Fairwood Village at Island Green, with beautiful views of the golf course
- Miranda offered a lot for sale on the lake at Plantation Lakes within the Carolina Forest school district
- Penny and Miranda together offered a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home on Forestbrook Road in the Highland Ridge subdivision, with an exceptionally large yard and open floor plan
Located at 5401 North Ocean Boulevard in North Myrtle Beach, Bella Costa Condos (meaning "Beautiful Coast") were presented on the show. Bella Costa are preconstruction condos with proposed tropical landscaping, a unique mediterranean style, and various top-notch amenities.
Bluewater Resort returned to the show, showing our viewers the resort's property and amenities, followed by condos for sale at the resort, which included:
- A beautiful 1-bedroom, 1-bath, furnished oceanview condo in great condition was listed by Lisa Warren with Weichert Realtors.
- An oceanview unit offered by Sharon Jeter of Southern Shores Realty. The condo for sale has been well-maintained and is now available for sale.
- One of the best units in Bluewater Resort with a motivated seller is listed for sale by Mark Staats with Century 21 Barefoot Realty. This condo is located on the top floor next to the private lounge, is in great condition, and features panoramic views of the beach and ocean.
The quaint unincorporated town of Little River on the north end of the Grand Strand was featured on the show. Viewers learned about what makes Little River unique, including real estate values, moss-covered centuries old oak trees, beautiful marinas, the annual Blue Crab Festival, Las Vegas style gambling boats, popular restaurants, charter fishing, golf courses, and more.
Miranda and Penny headed over to Brookgreen Gardens, where Miranda spoke with Helen Benso, the vice president for marketing at Brookgreen Gardens. Helen told our viewers how Brookgreen was founded in 1931 by Archer and Anna Hyatt Huntington, who originally moved here to build a winter home due to Anna's poor health. However, they immediately decided to form a non-profit corporation and open up the grounds to the public, which they did.
Brookgreen Gardens celebrates its 75th anniversary this summer.
Indigo Creek in Murrells Inlet is a Willard Byrd classic golf course surrounded by more than 600 classic homes. The golf course and subdivision were featured on the show, as well as a home for sale within Indigo Creek.
Penny announced an upcoming show featuring historic Conway, and spoke with Kelly Long of the Conway Chamber of Commerce, about Round the Fourth, Conway's Independence Day celebration.
Conway attorney John Zilinsky continued with his real estate series, this show describing 1031 tax exchanges for our audience.
Also featured on the show were Homes and Lands, ACI Excavating, and Reliable Floor Systems.
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