Brunswick Plantation, Calabash, North Carolina
Brunswick Plantation is a Resort Community with Three Golf Courses, a Tennis Center, Manicured Open Spaces and a Variety of Home Styles
Launched by the Caw Caw Land Corporation in 1991, the gated resort community of Brunswick Plantation spreads across 1,750 manicured acres of prime coastal Carolina land. The development is not a 55+ community but it is age-targeted, meaning that it markets to empty nesters, Gen Xers and baby boomers.
More than 1,000 town homes, condominiums, and custom single family homes populate the plantation. At build out, there should be 2,000 or more residences. The condos start at around 1,000 square feet with two bedrooms and two baths and are in buildings with three stories. Most town homes and single family homes have three bedrooms and two baths. Custom homes have four bedrooms, three baths and up to 5,000 square feet and four bedrooms. The town homes have stucco and vinyl exteriors, while the single family homes come in a variety of styles and colors. Energy efficient building practices are prevalent, as are golf course and lake views.
Current prices start in the low-$200,000s. The HOA ranges from about $93 to $375 or so per month, depending in property type. Please verify this with a Realtor as prices are bound to change.
Residents enjoy has three golf courses. The 27 holes were designed by Willard Byrd and feature Bermuda grass greens. The golf club has a full pro shop as well as a bar and grill.
Brunswick plantation has four other clubhouses, too, some with a library, a card rooms, or a ballroom. The community manages seven swimming pools, a tennis center and an exercise spa. Residents have formed recreational groups based on the love of kayaking, biking, hunting, and fishing. For people who need more golf, more than 100 courses are in the area.
Brunswick Plantation is minutes from the small fishing village of Calabash. Myrtle Beach and Sunset Beach are also in the neighborhood. The Brunswick Islands are packed with lighthouses, museums, marinas, boat ramps, and pristine shorelines. The nearby Waccamaw National Refuge is open for fishing and wildlife viewing.
Calabash does not have an accredited hospital, but Grand Strand Regional Medical Center is accredited and is 16 miles away in Myrtle Beach.
Summer temperatures are in the 80s and 90s, and winter temperatures are in 40s, 50s and 60s. On average, the receives 52 inches of rain per year.