The Rooms That Make This House

Walk through the front door and the hardwood floors tell you everything right away. Rich, wide-plank wood runs across the entire main living area — from the entry foyer into the great room, through the Carolina Room, and into the home office. That continuity is what makes 2,056 square feet feel significantly larger. Furthermore, the vaulted ceiling in the Carolina Room amplifies the effect: more light, more perceived height, and a wall of windows that frames the 13th fairway directly behind the home.

Great room virtually staged for illustrative purposes.

Carolina Room virtually staged for illustrative purposes.

Additionally, the great room connects directly to the formal dining area, with both spaces flowing into the Carolina Room beyond. As a result, the home feels open and social without sacrificing structure. That’s the hallmark of a well-designed floor plan — each room functions independently, yet the whole adds up to more than the sum of its parts.

A Kitchen Built to Actually Cook In

The kitchen at 6439 Longwood is generous — not just in counter space, but in the way it’s laid out. Maple cabinetry runs floor to ceiling, giving you storage that most kitchens at this price point simply don’t offer. Stainless appliances throughout, a diamond-pattern tile backsplash, and a peninsula opening to the main living area keep the workspace connected to the rest of the home. Furthermore, the breakfast nook off the kitchen — wrapped in windows on two sides with a bay window looking out to the yard — is exactly the kind of morning room where time slows down.

The Owner’s Suite — Private, Spacious, Well-Appointed

The primary bedroom earns its reputation as the retreat this floor plan promises. Hardwood floors, a vaulted ceiling, windows on two walls, and genuine square footage — enough for a king bed, nightstands, a bench, and a sitting chair without crowding. The virtually staged version makes that immediately clear. Moreover, the room’s proportions feel more like a boutique hotel suite than a standard builder bedroom.

Owner’s suite virtually staged for illustrative purposes.

Additionally, the ensuite bath offers both a soaking tub and a separate walk-in shower — a combination that matters more than most buyers realize until they’re living with it daily. The custom built-in closet system off the bath adds the kind of organization that makes a master suite genuinely functional rather than merely attractive.

Three Bedrooms — One Becomes Whatever You Need It To Be

The two secondary bedrooms are well-proportioned, each with carpet, ceiling fans, and closet space that actually functions. Meanwhile, the flexibility of the third bedroom is one of this home’s quiet advantages. Virtually staged here as a dedicated home office, it shows how naturally the space handles a desk, built-in shelving, and a reading chair — all with hardwood floors and a proper window for natural light. Whether you need a guest room, a studio, or a workspace, this room adapts without compromise.

Rooms virtually staged for illustrative purposes.

The Patio, the Pergola, and the Fairway That Comes With It All

Step through the Carolina Room door and the full picture comes together. A brick-paver patio extends across the rear of the home, covered by a custom cedar pergola that provides shade without blocking the view. Consequently, you get genuine Lowcountry outdoor living — warm enough to use nine months of the year, sheltered enough to sit through a passing afternoon shower. The 13th fairway of Blackmoor’s Gary Player course sits directly behind the property line. That view doesn’t cost extra. It simply comes with the address.

Blackmoor Golf Club — The Community Behind the Address

Blackmoor is not a new development still finding its identity. It is an established, 30-plus-year community built on what was historically a rice plantation along the Waccamaw River — and it carries that history with grace. The Gary Player signature course winds through the neighborhood, and the Blackmoor Homeowners Swim and Tennis Club — Harbin House — sits at the heart of the community. Moreover, the tree canopy here is fully mature. The streets are lined with live oaks draped in Spanish moss. The pace is quieter and more settled than the newer developments expanding throughout Horry County.