Lot 291 Bonnyneck $168,000

DeBordieu, Lot 291 Bonnyneck is offered for sale at $168,000.

Imagine the spectacular, open view you could have looking down the 10th fairway, over water, toward the ocean from the back deck of the dream home you would build on this golf course lot. 

Its triangular shape offers 212 ft. of road frontage and a wide building envelope. It’s conveniently located in the middle of DeBordieu’s golf course community with easy access to the Clubhouse, Oceanfront Beach Club, Tennis Center and Boat Landing. 212x200x249 ft. 

DeBordieu Colony is an oceanfront community located just south of Pawleys Island, South Carolina featuring private golf and tennis, saltwater creek access to the ocean, a manned security gate, and luxury homes and villas surrounded by hundreds of acres of wildlife and nature preserves.

"Debi-who?"

“Debi-who?” 

139 Pioneer Place

Back in 1977, my Kappa Delta "big sister," Paula Workman, took a bunch of us new sorority pledges from the University of South Carolina, down to her family’s oceanfront beach house at DeBordieu. I can remember wondering where the heck we were going and thinking, “Debi-who?”

The Workman House was a whole lot of fun back then, and it still is today. 

With 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, it’s a great rental, and at $1,900,000, a great value!

DeBordieu Club Upcoming Golf Events

NEW Construction overlooking #17 tees. 

There are some GREAT Golf Events coming up at DeBordieu Club! 

DeBordieu Mens Golf Association Summer Match Play Tournament 

Sign-up Extended to April 28th!!

Format: The tournament pairings will be randomly drawn and include any necessary byes or play-in matches based on participation.  Matches will be played at 100% handicap off the low handicap in the match with adjustments for tee differentials by USGA guidelines. 

Lot 291 overlooking #10 and #11 $168,000

The tournament is a single elimination (knock out) format.  Each round will require completion by a scheduled date  ( approximately 2 to 4 weeks).   Dates will be published after the sign up period and drawings are completed.  All unresolved matches will be decided by the DMGA Committee in the event matches are not completed on time.  There is a $20 entry fee which covers the cost of the trophy and a presentation lunch for all participants. The winner of the Summer Match Play Tournament will also have his name engraved on the DMGA Match Play Trophy. Please call or stop by the Golf Shop to sign up.

Overlooking 4th tees, a real value at just $498,000

DeBordieu Ladies Golf Association North/South Tournament
Tuesday,May 5th - Wednesday, May 6th 

9:00 a.m. Shotgun Starts

Lot 68 overlooking #5  $168,000

Round 1 - Front Nine: Better Ball Match Play

Round 1 - Back Nine: Alternate Shot Match Play

Round 2: 18 Holes: Individual Net Match Play

Northern Uniform - White/Navy

Southern Uniform - Red/Khaki

Call or stop by the Golf Shop to sign up!  Please indicate your desire to attend Day 1, Day2, and lunches each day. 843-527-6000

View: 184 Summerwood, beautiful home with Boat House on #15

Jackie Powers Memorial Blue/Gray (sponsored by the DMGA)

Thursday & Friday, May 7th & 8th - 12:00 Shotgun Starts

Northern Uniform - White Shirt/Navy Shorts or Slacks

Southern Uniform - Red Shirt/Khaki Shorts or Slacks

Social:  Beer and soft drinks on the DMGA both days.

Hors d'oeuvres on the DMGA following play both days.

 Sign up at the DeBordieu Club Golf Shop, or call 843-527-6000

What's my DeBordieu Home Worth?

"What’s my DeBordieu home worth?”   I get that question a lot, and am delighted to answer! For the quick answer, CLICK HERE, and I’ll perform a quick Comparative Market Value (CMA) for you. 

Below are excerpts from an article on MSN REAL ESTATE. The pictures are homes currently on the market at DeBordieu. Click on the picture for more information about the home. 

  "Understanding what your home is worth can help you decide whether or not to sell, how to price your property, and whether your property is holding its value. Consider getting a comparative market analysis or appraisal done by a certified real estate professional. Bear in mind that these estimates are based on local sales and prices at one point in time, and may not reflect other issues affecting your home's value. It also helps to have a basic understanding for what drives home values. When you bought your home, you bought it for its inherent value. Inherent value is what attracted you to the house in the first place: architecture, quality of construction, landscaping, even just how the house felt to you. But property value, or market value, depends on many other factors. 


What's your home worth? 
Direct factors
Community: Efficient city services, adequate resources, and a thriving business district usually translate into healthy property values. So can a community's history and identity, and its perceived desirability by current buyers. Neighborhood: A neighborhood that is attractive, safe, and well-located usually results in stable or steadily appreciating property values. Schools: Good schools and solid property values go hand in hand. Amenities: Parks, bike paths, libraries, and other amenities can enhance property values, provided that the areas are kept clean and safe. Whether it's public transportation or a nearby freeway, easy access to transportation can be a plus for property values, especially if you need to drive to a job or the grocery store. Zoning and planning: Property values can be positively or negatively affected by zoning decisions and community development plans.


Indirect factors Economic changes: A rising economy lifts most home prices and boosts sales; a depressed economy carries home prices and sales down with it. Demographic changes: Until fairly recently, home prices in California and other major metropolitan areas grew steadily as waves of new residents competed for a limited supply of housing. In smaller cities and towns, however, prices remained low as entry-level buyers move to job-rich metropolitan areas. Disasters: Earthquakes, hurricanes, wildfire, and other severe natural phenomena can decimate property values, at least temporarily. Recurring problems can depress values permanently, and affect a buyer's ability to obtain homeowners' insurance, without which no lender will approve a mortgage. Perceptions: Perceptions, negative or positive, real or unreal, can drive property values into the ground or into the stratosphere. It's important to know where your neighborhood stands."

Easter Weekend at DeBordieu

Easter Weekend at DeBordieu has gotten to be one of the biggest weekends of the year at this private ocean front residential community just north of Charleston, South Carolina. DeBordieu is big on family friendly events, and this Easter Weekend is full of them! Here’s the schedule: 

BREAKFAST with the EASTER BUNNY! 

Saturday, April 4th • 8:30-10:30 AM at the Clubhouse – Hop on over to the Clubhouse to greet the Easter Bunny in the Parlor and dine from the Breakfast Buffet! A petting zoo will be available from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM. DeBordieu Club’s annual Easter Egg Hunt will begin promptly at 11 AM in the Courtyard behind the Clubhouse. Don’t forget to bring your Easter Basket and Camera to capture all the fun memories! Cost: $14 for Adults, $10.50 for Children (11-15), $8.50 Children (5-10) and Children 4 and under dine with our compliments. The menu will include: Omlette Station, Pecan French Toast, Blueberry Pancakes, Home Fried Potatoes, Grits, Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Fresh Fruit, Muffins, Danishes, Biscuits, Gravy and Assorted Sweets. Seating is limited, so please call (843) 546-2410 to make your reservations early. *72 hour Cancellation Policy applies for this event special event.

FAMILY DINNER & MUSIC on the blue heron deck

Saturday, April 4th • 5–7 PM on the Blue Heron Deck – Relaxed, Casual, and Fun! We are having a “kid friendly” dinner from 5-7 PM on the Blue Heron Deck on Saturday, April 4th. Bring the kids and enjoy live music by the duo, Mpact, while dining from our buffet menu designed to please all. The Buffet menu will include: Pizza, Boneless Fried Chicken, BBQ Slider Station, French Fries, Baked Beans, Coleslaw, Broccoli Salad, Tossed Salad, Fruit, Cookies, Iced Tea and Lemonade. Cost: $18.00 for Adults, $12.00 for Children (11-15), $8.00 for Children (5-10) and Children 4 and under are no charge. Signature Bar is available. Open seating.Please call (843) 546-2410 to sign up no later than Wednesday, April 1st so that we can properly prepare. Inclement weather plan: the event will be moved to the Pavilion.

The Beach Club will be OPEN, but make your reservations NOW.

SUNRISE SERVICE

Sunday, April 5th 6:30 AM at the Beach Club – Please join us for a Sunrise Service at the Beach Club. The speaker will be my good friend Linda Grabeman!  Linda is the author of two books, No Prissy Shoes and Praise on Purpose, A Year of Uplifting Words. You are sure to love her Easter Message!

Easter BUFFET*

Sunday, April 5th • 11:00 AM-2:00 PM at the Clubhouse  – Our culinary staff, led by Executive Chef Brian Hayes, has a delicious buffet featuring many of our traditional dishes awaiting our members and guests. Cost: $30 for Adults, $15 for Children (11-15), $11 for Children (5-10) and Children 4 and under dine with our compliments. The Buffet Menu will include: Carved: Bourbon Glazed Ham, Herb-Roasted Spring Leg of Lamb & Spice Rubbed Sirloin, Roasted Chicken with Spring Peas and Pearl Onions, Smoked Salmon and Seafood, Shrimp and Tasso Gravy, Corn & Crab Chowder, New York Bagels and Cream Cheese, Grits, Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Spring Vegetable Medley, Roasted Heirloom Potatoes, Macaroni and Cheese, Rice and Lentils, Spring Mix Salad Bar, Assorted Breads and Rolls, Assorted Cakes, Pies and Cookies. Please call (843) 546-2410 to make a reservation early as seating is limited. *72 hour Cancellation Policy applies for this event special event.

On Easter Sunday, The Beach Club is Closed for Brunch and Dinner Service. The Grill Room is also Closed.