




Discover the perfect coastal getaway at 194 High Hammock on Seabrook Island, a spacious villa designed for families seeking a relaxing and fun escape in Johns Island, South Carolina. Whether you are looking to unwind by the ocean or enjoy the lush surroundings, this retreat provides a wonderful balance of comfort and convenience.
This thoughtfully arranged home features 1 bedroom, 1 bed, and 2 full bathrooms, accommodating up to 4 guests. The sleeping arrangements are versatile and family-friendly, featuring a king bed and bunk beds in the bedroom, along with a full-size sleeper sofa in the living room to ensure everyone has a cozy place to rest. The interior spans 1,026 square feet, providing ample room for your group to spread out and relax.
While the property is streamlined for comfort, guests can enjoy several key details throughout the home:
Located in a prime spot on Seabrook Island, the villa is within walking distance to the beach, making sandy toes and ocean breezes a daily reality. Guests also receive amenity app access during their stay, granting them a wealth of recreational opportunities. The amenity club usage includes access to tennis, pickleball, golf, horseback riding, the club pool, the gym, and all on-site restaurants.
To ensure a smooth stay, please note the following practical information. Check-in is available starting at 4:00 PM, and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Pets are welcome to join your vacation. Please be aware that the maximum overnight occupancy is 4 guests, and there is a maximum limit of 2 overnight vehicles. For your records, the Seabrook Island Short Term Rental Permit is STR25-000602.
From the scenic golf course views to the easy beach access, this villa offers everything needed for a memorable and refreshing South Carolina retreat.
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