DeBordieu
Georgetown, South Carolina

Six-and-a-half miles of sandy beach and world-class golf
are the beginning of the good life at the private DeBordieu.

Description: Located midway between Myrtle Beach and historic Georgetown, DeBordieu is a 2,700-acre, private, oceanfront, country-club community offering beachfront living, Pete and P.B. Dye-designed golf course, numerous amenities and a private nature preserve.

Nearest Airport:  Myrtle Beach and Charleston airports, 45-60 minutes; Georgetown County, private aircraft, 10 minutes

• 18-hole, Pete and P.B. Dye-designed, championship golf course
• Private equity club
• Tennis Club with eight clay courts (4 lighted), two hard courts
• 10-acre oceanfront Beach Club with:
  • Blue Heron Beach Grill
  • Oceanside pool
  • 6-1/2 mile of uncrowded beach
  • Fine dining
• Year-round family activities
• 700-acre nature preserve
• Hiking, biking trails

Awards & Honors

• Named a "Top 100 Golf Course in the U.S." by Golf Magazine
• Hole No. 17, named "Best Golf Hole on the Grand Strand"

The awards have come in bunches for the Pete and P.B. Dye-designed course.

Real Estate

Homesites

• Golf Course: from $359,000
• Lake Community: from 225,000
• Creek/Marsh: from $1 million
• Oceanside/Oceanfront: from $625,000

Villas

• Golf Course: from $695,000
• Lake Community: from $750,000
• Oceanfront: from $1,495,000

Homes

• Golf Course: from $750,000
• Lake Community: from $639,000
• Creek/Marsh: from $1,750,000
• Oceanside/Oceanfront: from $1,599,000

Visitation Program: Call for special rate for real estate tours

Coastal Country Club Living

Few coastal retreats have the history and unspoiled environment like DeBordieu. For more than 25 years, DeBordieu has been providing the finest country club community facilities in an atmosphere of understated elegance. Its master plan focuses on privacy and serenity for all residents, and the community has made a far-reaching commitment to preserving its delicate and pristine environment. 

At DeBordieu, lovely waterviews and quiet spots abound.

It's easy to let yourself get carried away as you enter through the private gates and make the scenic drive through forests that are an essential part of the community's natural setting. In fact, hundreds of DeBordieu’s 2,700 acres have been established as a wildlife preserve in perpetuity. 

Add in the community's own private equity club, Pete Dye-designed golf course, tennis complex and 10-acre oceanfront Beach Club, and you begin to understand DeBordieu's long-standing allure.

Few things are more inviting than steps leading to the beach.

Another prime attraction at DeBordieu is the white sandy shore and spectacular sunrise that you can view from the community's more than six-and-one-half miles of uncrowded beach.

Families, like the native landscape, are priorities at  DeBordieu, and both are nurtured with the same care. Family activities are scheduled year round and include events such as oyster roasts, dinner dances, Wednesday night barbecues, plus a variety of hobby club get-togethers.

Nature preserves occupy more than 700 acres at DeBordieu.

Award-Winning Golf
Pete and P.B. Dye took full advantage of the beautiful setting when they designed the golf course at DeBordieu Club. It has received countless awards. Not content to rest on its laurels, the course is now being renovated with a scheduled reopening of March 31, 2005.

The club is for members only, so tee times are easy to come by, and there's virtually no waiting. After playing at whatever pace you choose, you relax in the gorgeously appointed clubhouse. And because of DeBordieu limited rounds, members consistently finish 18 holes in less than four hours.

Magnificent trees are a beautiful hazard on the golf course.

Available only to DeBordieu members and their guests, the private Pete Dye golf course debuted in the country's top 100 courses when it opened in 1987. Challenging, yet player-friendly, this stunning course envelopes you with the trees and water generously provided by Mother Nature.

DeBordieu's picturesque hole No. 17, which borders a historic rice field, has been voted "Number One" by golfers on the Grand Strand.

The natural environment is a well-protected resource.

There's no wait for DeBordieu Tennis Club's eight clay courts either. Other amenities include walking and bike paths, a 10-acre Beach Club, live music at the Blue Heron Beach Grill, and oceanside pool.

Real Estate Options
DeBordieu's prime, coastal location allows unlimited possibilities for enjoying the great outdoors. Homes, homesites, and villas are available in the forest and on the golf course, creeks, and ocean.

Waterviews as well as forest and golf views are available.

Homesites range from an easy-care one-half acre lot, to spacious five-acre estate sites. In general, homesite prices are as follows, with prices and availability subject to change without notice.

Homesites on the golf course begin at $359,000. Lake Community homesites start at $225,000
Creek and marsh homesites start at $1 million and oceanside and oceanfront range from $625,000.

Villas on the golf course start at $695,000. Lake community villas begin at $750,000 and oceanfront villas start at $1,495,000.

Golf course homes start at $750,000. Lake community homes begin at $639,000. Creek and marsh homes begin at $1,750,000 and oceanside and oceanfront begin at $1,599,000.

Home with a marsh view.

Nearby Attractions
At DeBordieu, you feel like you're a million miles away from it all...yet our secluded setting is just minutes from many appealing attractions. Visit the quaint shops at nearby Pawleys Island and watch local craftsmen demonstrate their arts, shop Georgetown for everything from antiques to the latest fashion, take in the nightlife of Myrtle Beach, or enjoy a quiet evening in historic Charleston. Whatever you choose, come home to the peaceful privacy of DeBordieu.

Charleston offers history and modern amenities.

For More Information
For more information or to set up your visit, call 1-800-753-5597.

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Directions
DeBordieu is located on U.S. Hwy. 17, just three miles north of the historic port of Georgetown, and six miles south of Pawleys Island. International airports at both Myrtle Beach and Charleston are within easy driving distance, and nearby Georgetown County airport accommodates private aircraft.

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