$635,000

About this home

This penthouse floor condo is located in Brighton Tower. 8560 Queensway Blvd., 2106—a fully renovated, top-floor residence offering gorgeous Atlantic Ocean views and an exceptionally rare custom floor plan. This home was thoughtfully redesigned to maximize spectacular ocean views, space, light, and functionality. Perched on the 21st-floor, this residence offers vast ocean views, abundant natural light, and the peace and privacy that come with no neighbors above! The living and dining areas were expanded to the oceanfront, creating an open, airy great room where the breathtaking views become the focal point. The result is a home that lives larger than its square footage and is unlike anything else in the building. The stunning custom kitchen features all-new cabinetry, marble countertops, appliances, and finishes, and both bathrooms have been beautifully updated. The luxurious primary bath includes a spacious walk-in shower, and the desirable split-bedroom layout provides outstanding privacy for owners and guests. Its rare top-floor location can be enjoyed as an owner residence, vacation home, or income-producing rental. Some homes are difficult to appreciate through photos alone, and this is one of them. Kingston is a 145-acre, master planned community in the heart of Myrtle Beach. Kingston offers a combination of amenities and preserved natural environment. Located on one-half mile of white sand beach, the community also has a 12-acre freshwater lake all surrounded by beautifully manicured grounds. When you join 78 Fitness, you also have access to tennis and pickleball, the indoor pool and virtual golf simulator. Other community amenities include use of multiple pools, sand volleyball court, children's playground, walking trails and onsite restaurants!

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Property details

MLS #

2617746

Property type

Condominium

Subdivision

Kingston Plantation - Brighton Towers

Status

Active

Days on market

6

On market date

July 15, 2026

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Listed by

Leonard Call - Kingston