Welcome to the Ivey, a spacious Southern-style two-story home thoughtfully designed for modern living in the heart of old Murrells Inlet. This plan features 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, a private study with French doors, a formal dining room with butler’s pantry entry into the eat-in kitchen, a loft, and a welcoming front porch that enhances its curb appeal. The soaring ceilings in the great room create a dramatic focal point, opening into the loft above for an airy, connected feel. Upstairs, Bedrooms 2, 3, and 4 are privately located. Bedrooms 3 and 4 enjoy an in suite full bath. The oversized first-floor primary suite is a true retreat, boasting an expansive walk-in closet and a spa-inspired bathroom with a 5-foot walk-in tile shower with glass enclosure, dry-off seat, Moen rain and wall shower heads. Additional special features include a gourmet kitchen with an induction cooktop, stainless steel exhaust hood vented outside, Kohler apron sink, Level 3 cabinets with roll out shelves, soft close doors/drawers, and quartz counter tops. This well-appointed home also features a large slider and fireplace in the great room, and a gorgeous, coffered ceiling in the dining room which features a butler's pantry into the kitchen. Step outside to enjoy the screened porch and huge concrete patio pad on the .46-acre homesite, perfect for relaxing evenings or entertaining guests. Additional features include an insulated 3-car garage with a utility sink, laundry room cabinets, Level 2 REV Wood by Mohawk throughout the living area downstairs, oak treads on the stairs, and a tray ceiling in the Primary bedroom. Located in the sought-after Northbrook community, this home offers quiet solitude away from the hustle and bustle with easy access to Brookgreen Gardens, Huntington Beach State Park, minutes to 2 public boat launches, and 1 mile to the Murrells Inlet waterfront, combining convenience with comfort. As America’s number one energy-efficient homebuilder, we’re proud that in 2025 our homes achieved an average net HERS® score of 32 (with solar)—the lowest publicly reported among the top 30 U.S. homebuilders by volume in Builder Magazine’s Top 100 list (ranked by 2025 closings).
