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This Myrtle Beach, SC area condo just sold for nearly $4M — a record high for Horry. Take a look

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An oceanfront condo perched between two high rises in North Myrtle Beach dubbed the “Bridge Penthouse,” just broke a record.

The condo sold for $3,855,000, making it the most expensive condo sale in Horry and Georgetown County recorded since Multiple Listing Service (MLS) began keeping records 20 years ago. The sale far exceeds the previous record of $2,500,000, though it’s possible that some private sales were listed on MLS.

Matt Scalise, owner of Scalise Realty, has worked with the property for years and brokered the sale. Scalise’s family developed North Beach Plantation, the community featuring the “Bridge Penthouse,” so Scalise has been involved with the condo since before its 2009 construction.

“It’s been an evolution, and it’s been an interesting learning experience throughout the process and we felt like North Beach Plantation was a kind of legacy project for my family,” Scalise said.

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Built in 2009, the luxury condo was listed for sale in December of 2023 for $5,000,000. Furniture, like the 12-person dining table and expansive couch in the living area, was included in the sale.

A North Myrtle Beach condo called the “Bridge Penthouse” is listed for $5 million. Located between the two North Beach Towers, near Barefoot Landing, this unit has seven bedrooms and an ocean view. Dec. 28, 2023.
A North Myrtle Beach condo called the “Bridge Penthouse” is listed for $5 million. Located between the two North Beach Towers, near Barefoot Landing, this unit has seven bedrooms and an ocean view. Dec. 28, 2023. Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors enash@thesunnews.com

The seven-bed, seven-and-a-half-bath penthouse features 25-foot ceilings and a 5,500 square foot layout overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. A second level opens over the open-concept layout.

The “Bridge Penthouse” condo in North Myrtle Beach set a record after it was sold for nearly $4 million. Connecting two high-rise buildings, the condo boasts ocean and 5,500 square feet.
The “Bridge Penthouse” condo in North Myrtle Beach set a record after it was sold for nearly $4 million. Connecting two high-rise buildings, the condo boasts ocean and 5,500 square feet. Coastal Carolina Association of Realtors Coastal Carolina Association of Realtors

HOA fees for the condo total nearly $4,000 a month. One side of the condo features views of the Atlantic Ocean and the other overlooks the marsh and North Beach Plantation community.

The “Bridge Penthouse” condo in North Myrtle Beach set a record after it was sold for nearly $4 million. Connecting two high-rise buildings, the condo boasts ocean and 5,500 square feet.
The “Bridge Penthouse” condo in North Myrtle Beach set a record after it was sold for nearly $4 million. Connecting two high-rise buildings, the condo boasts ocean and 5,500 square feet. Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors enash@thesunnews.com

The one-of-a-kind kitchen has a double fridge and multiple ovens and dishwashers, and each of the bedrooms has its own bathroom.

The “Bridge Penthouse” condo in North Myrtle Beach set a record after it was sold for nearly $4 million. Connecting two high-rise buildings, the condo boasts ocean and 5,500 square feet.
The “Bridge Penthouse” condo in North Myrtle Beach set a record after it was sold for nearly $4 million. Connecting two high-rise buildings, the condo boasts ocean and 5,500 square feet. Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors enash@thesunnews.com

In addition to the workout facility the condo sits atop, the penthouse’s residents have access to a spa and 2-and-a-half acres of oceanfront pool amenities, including eight pools, five hot tubs, a lazy river and a swimming pool bar.

This story was originally published September 2, 2024 at 6:00 AM.

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Maria Elena Scott
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Maria Elena Scott writes about trending topics and what you need to know in the Grand Strand. She studied journalism at the University of Houston and covered Cleveland news before coming to the Palmetto State.
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