Kingston Plantation Laurel Court Condos for Sale in Myrtle Beach, SC

The Buildings

Laurel Court is a low-rise section of Kingston Plantation on Melrose Place in Myrtle Beach. The buildings went up in 1987 and 1988. The condos are one- and two-bedroom units, from about 725 to 1,080 square feet. The buildings have elevators. You can see more options in our low-rise condo listings.

Perks of the Community

  • Gated entry
  • Clubhouse
  • Tennis courts

HOA Coverage

Your HOA covers association management, common areas, insurance, internet, legal and accounting, grounds, pest control, the pool, sewer, security, trash, and water.

Rules

Pets have restrictions. Owners can have golf carts. Confirm the pet and rental rules in the HOA documents before you write an offer. To compare prices, see all Myrtle Beach condos for sale.

Laurel Court Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Kingston Plantation - Laurel Court

Where is Laurel Court?

It's on Melrose Place inside Kingston Plantation, a gated community in Myrtle Beach.

When was Laurel Court built?

The buildings were built in 1987 and 1988.

How big are the condos?

You'll find one- and two-bedroom units. They run from about 725 to 1,080 square feet.

What amenities come with the community?

You get gated entry, a clubhouse, tennis courts, and elevators.

What does the HOA cover?

The HOA covers association management, common areas, insurance, internet, legal and accounting, grounds, pest control, the pool, sewer, security, trash, and water.

Can I have a golf cart, and are pets allowed?

Owners can have golf carts. Pets are allowed with restrictions, so check the pet policy in the HOA documents.

Kingston Plantation Laurel Court Listings

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