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Experience Local Favorites - The Vacation Company has partnered with SERG Take Out Kitchen to make your stay even more convenient! Guests receive a special credit to enjoy delicious, restaurant-quality meals delivered straight to their vacation rental—so you can spend less time cooking and more time relaxing on Hilton Head Island.
* Valid for bookings that are booked on or after 6/28/2025
Town of HHI STR Permit #73408
PROXIMITY
• North Forest Beach
• Beach Access is located at the end of Sandpiper Street
• 5th Row Ocean
• Less than a 1-mile walk or bike ride to Coligny Plaza
HIGHLIGHTS
• Private pool *heated pool (24 ft x 12 ft) & spa (6 ft). *The Pool and Spa can be heated at an additional charge. This pool has a gas heater. The cost to heat the pool is $775 - $1275 per week, depending on the season.) The Spa can be heated for $225 per week.
• Free Wireless Internet
• 6 TVs
• Gas grill
• Fire Pit
• Ping Pong
PROPERTY CONFIGURATION
• 4 Bedrooms
• 3 Baths
• Sleeps 13
• Parking for a maximum of 4 vehicles. All vehicle parking must be located on improved surfaces, like driveways, and cannot be on grassed or landscaped areas.
• 2,532 Sq. Ft.
• Washer/ Dryer
• Fully Equipped Kitchen
BEDDING BREAKDOWN
• Bedroom 1 - 1 King
• Bedroom 2 - 1 Twin and 1 Queen
• Bedroom 3 - 2 Twins
• Bedroom 4 - 1 Queen
• Game Room/Second Living Room: Queen Sleeper Sofa
• Living Room: Queen Sleeper Sofa
PROPERTY REMINDERS
• Private *heated pool (*Pool can be heated at an additional charge. This pool has a gas heater. The cost to heat the pool is $775 - $1,275 per week depending on the season.)
• * 4 adult unisex bikes are included in your amenity fee when booking. Not included with rentals over 21 nights or reservations booked before May 1, 2023.
• The Vacation Company's Guest Connect will contain all your check-in information (lock codes, Wi-Fi codes, and other information pertinent to your stay).
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*4 Adult Bikes
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Beach Cart
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Grill/BBQ - Private
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Pool Access
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Private Pool
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Free Wifi
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Game Room
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Ping Pong
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Satellite / Cable
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Linens Provided
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Towels Provided
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Coffee Maker
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Cookware
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Dishes & Utensils
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Dishwasher
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Hand Mixer
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Ice Maker
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Keurig
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Microwave
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Oven
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Refrigerator
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Stove
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Toaster
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Utensils
- bay/sound
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Marina
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Pickleball
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playground
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Restaurants
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Balcony
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Fire pit
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Fire Table
- Heatable Pool
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Hot Tub
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Outdoor Fireplace/Fire Pit
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outdoor shower
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Patio
- Tennis
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Air Conditioning
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Clothes Dryer
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Deck / Patio
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Dining Area
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Dining Table
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Hair Dryer
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Heated Pool
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Iron & Board
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Multiple Living Spaces
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Washing Machine
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Contactless Check-In & Check Out
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Deadbolt lock on entryway
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Fire Extinguisher
- Keyless
- NO Animals Allowed
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No-contact check-in and check-out
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Nonsmoking only
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Smoke detectors
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Near Ocean
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Near The Ocean
Town of Hilton Head Island Beach
Renourishment Project
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C.
This Week’s Progress (May 2-8)
Marinex crews pumped sand on the stretch of beach along Belted Kingfisher Road, Green Wing Teal Road and Seaside Sparrow Road.
The sea turtle nesting season started on May 1. The Sea Turtle Patrol of Hilton Head Island monitored the area, checking to see if any nests were built. None were discovered this week. We value our partnership with this organization and appreciate its efforts to protect sea turtles and their eggs, especially during this phase of beach renourishment.
Looking Ahead (May 9-15)
Marinex will continue pumping sand on South Beach. The crew will keep moving north and focus on the section of the beach from Green Wing Teal Road to Surf Scoter Road.
Tilling work, which loosens compacted sand, takes place at Pine Island on Wednesday, May 13, and at Central Atlantic Beach between Coligny Beach and the Hilton Beachfront Resort and Spa in Palmetto Dunes on Thursday, May 14. The beach will remain open, but beachgoers should follow posted work signs in these areas and exercise caution.
The beach renourishment project has an anticipated completion date of May 2026.
- Central Island, South Island, and South Beach
- Weeks of March 28, 2026 thru May 31, 2026 - South Island and South Beach areas.
As there are many factors that can impact the project schedule, particularly weather and marine conditions, the public is encouraged to stay updated on the project’s progress—including location schedules, an interactive map, photos, FAQs, and more. More information can be found as follows:
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Town website at hiltonheadislandsc.gov/
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Town e-subscription: Sign up to get email and text notifications through the Town’s free e-subscription service at hiltonheadislandsc.gov. Click subscribe & select “Beach Renourishment Project Updates” under topic categories.
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Town Facebook: www.facebook.com/townofhhi
For more information or answers to questions regarding beach renourishment, please reach out to communications@
“It’s a priority to preserve, protect and cherish our beaches – one of our greatest assets. Our Island depends on their ongoing vitality. The Town’s role is to carry out the community’s collective dedication to this environmental core value through our investment in restoration and maintenance,” said Mayor Alan Perry. “And fortunately, due to the foresight of Town leaders before us and thanks to our millions of visitors, this project is funded through our beach preservation fund and capital improvement program.”
Beach renourishment is a moving work zone that typically progresses at about 1,000 feet per section-just 2% of the Island’s total beach area. On average, only 300 feet of beach will be impacted per day. Temporary beach access ramps and clear signage will help direct beachgoers safely around active work areas to open areas of the beach. As soon as an active site is completed, the equipment will move down the beach and the newly renourished section will open.
Special protection has been made for wildlife that may be impacted because of the project. All work will be supervised by consultant teams under contract to monitor sea turtles and migratory shorebirds. Additionally, per a requirement of the beach renourishment permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), the Town amended its municipal code to restrict animal/dog activity in an area adjacent to Fish Haul Creek beach park. This requirement protects endangered shorebird species that migrate and nest there. Signage is posted and no other beach areas will be affected. Dogs are still allowed per the Town’s seasonal rules – only a small section of the creek area adjacent to the beach park is restricted.
Marinex Construction, Inc., the contractor for the project, began mobilizing equipment this month in preparation for the work. This includes positioning their offshore barges and staging miles of steel pipes to pump sand from ocean shoals back to beaches. Crews will be working around the clock daily.
The beach renourishment process helps to:
- Preserve a healthy shoreline ecosystem for wildlife such as sea turtles and shorebirds.
- Protect beachfront properties and infrastructure from storms.
- Provide wider, more enjoyable beaches for residents and visitors alike.