1572 Thornbury Dr Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
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About this home
Welcome to 1572 Thornbury Drive—a beautifully appointed 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home on a desirable corner lot in Balmoral—one of Myrtle Beach’s premier natural gas communities. This home effortlessly blends tasteful contemporary design with everyday functionality, offering an exceptional living experience both inside and out. The spacious downstairs master suite is a serene retreat, featuring his-and-hers closets, a double sink vanity, and a luxurious ensuite bath with a zero-entry tiled shower. Just off the foyer, a formal dining room sets the tone for elegant entertaining, while French doors open to a private office, ideal for working from home. The heart of the home is the gourmet kitchen, complete with a large center island, gas range, sleek finishes, and a dedicated wine room—a dream setup for any host. Upstairs, a huge loft offers the perfect flex space for a second living room, play area, or media zone, along with three generously sized bedrooms. Outdoor living is equally impressive with an automated screened porch, paver patio, and private backyard, perfect for al fresco dining and relaxation. The two-car garage features an epoxy-coated floor for easy maintenance and a polished look. Enjoy the beautiful community pool, or hop on your golf cart for a quick ride to The Market Common—a vibrant live/work/play destination offering boutique shopping, dining, a movie theater, bowling alley, and more. You're also just a golf cart ride from public beach access near Springmaid Pier, and just minutes from Myrtle Beach International Airport, making travel and convenience a breeze. Don’t miss your opportunity to own this thoughtfully designed home in one of the most connected and desirable areas of Myrtle Beach. Schedule your private tour today!
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