Resorts for Sale in South Carolina
Resorts for sale across South Carolina — in Myrtle Beach, Hilton Head, Kiawah Island and beyond. Pricing, room counts and direct owner or broker contact on every listing.
Buying a resort in South Carolina
Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head are two of the largest golf-and-beach resort markets on the East Coast.
Resorts are destination businesses with multiple revenue streams — lodging, cabins, food and beverage, marina or ski operations, events and weddings. Family-run lake and mountain resorts are increasingly coming to market as long-time owners retire, creating openings for lifestyle buyers and operators alike.
Browse live listings below, or tell us your budget and preferred area and we’ll flag matching and off-market South Carolina resorts as they come up.
Resorts for sale in South Carolina
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does a resort cost in South Carolina?
- Small family resorts with cabins and a main lodge often trade from under $1 million to $5 million, while destination and golf resorts run into the tens of millions. In South Carolina, the strongest demand is around Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head. Price is driven by location, condition, land value and trailing revenue. Every Hotel-Lease listing shows the asking price and, where available, occupancy and cap rate.
- Are resorts in South Carolina a good investment?
- Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head are two of the largest golf-and-beach resort markets on the East Coast. Check trailing-twelve-month revenue, seasonality, deferred maintenance and any franchise or licence obligations before making an offer.
- Can I get financing to buy a resort in South Carolina?
- Yes. SBA 7(a) and 504 loans are widely used for resort purchases under about $5 million, typically with 10–20% down. Some sellers also offer owner financing — tell us your requirements and we'll flag suitable properties.
- How do I buy a resort in South Carolina?
- Send an enquiry on any listing — no account needed — or use the form on this page. We'll connect you with the owner or broker, share the offering memorandum, and manage document exchange in a secure deal room through to closing.