Melrose, Daufuskie Island Real Estate

Owners Of Daufuskie Island Real Estate At Melrose Enjoy Three Star Service

Daufuskie Island real estate owners remember when Melrose was part of a private club, established in the late eighties. While all the facilities of the original club, plus some spiffy additions, are now open to the public, under the management of Daufuskie Island Club and Resort, Melrose on Daufuskie Island, South Carolina, still maintains its southern gentility and hospitality in addition to providing three star service.

Owning Daufuskie Island real estate at Melrose is like holding residence at a posh club. Away from the main resort and conference center buildings, you’ll find Daufuskie Island real estate scattered throughout the heavily forested acreage, and a handful of oceanfront properties.

Melrose is a family’s paradise in warmer months, and just about everything’s available to — ranging from stabling your horse at the Equestrian center to perfecting one’s sand-castle building at the beach. A small but ample general store carries the basics for its Daufuskie Island real estate owners, plus you have the Nicklaus golf course, tennis, and a newly refurbished beach club. Best of all, owners of Daufuskie Island real estate at Melrose don’t have to cook - there are several restaurants at the resort.

The ferry embarkation/debarkation point is about a half hour walk, but as a homeowner of Daufuskie Island real estate at Melrose you can take your golf cart and leave it there, to be picked up on your return. However, if you’re headed to Antarctica for a month and don’t want to leave your cart at the dock, you can always hop on the bus which follows a regular schedule from the Club and takes guests and members to the ferry.

And while you’re away, there’s no need to fret about your Daufuskie Island real estate – bridgeless islands have their advantages. Just because you’re living on Daufuskie Island doesn’t mean it’s hard to find resources such as house cleaning services, home and garden maintenance companies, and repair people. The good ones work all over Daufuskie Island, and it’s easy to get on their list. It’s the same with veterinary service, UPS deliveries and having furniture delivered. Someone has already figured it out and the system works.

Melrose and Haig Point are the only two sections of Daufuskie Island real estate where private automobiles are prohibited, so the only vehicles you’ll encounter are those used by the resort to transport guests and staff to the ferry, or vehicles used for construction. //