House in Murrells Inlet, SC
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
**History, charm, private dock, panoramic marsh views, walk to restaurants, on the bike path, includes passes to Huntington Beach State Park and Brookgreen Gardens**
The former home of one of the founding families of this famed fishing village and pioneers in transforming this area into the seafood capital of South Carolina, this historic cottage is steeped in vintage charm. From the expansive wrap-around lawn and dock, you can gaze out at the untouched and pristine Huntington Beach State Park.
We are conveniently located directly on the Waccamaw Neck Bikeway, an 18-mile multi-purpose path that trails through Huntington Beach State Park on its way to Pawleys Island. The Murrells Inlet Marshwalk, lined with seafood restaurants, is just 2 miles north. There are also two restaurants within very short walking distance of the house, Graham's Landing Seafood and Southern Hops Brewery. Huntington Beach State Park and Brookgreen Gardens are 1.5 miles south and both accessible along the bike path. A pass for Huntington Beach State Park and tickets to Brookgreen Gardens are included in your stay.
Our dock has a cozy seating area perfect for a morning cup of coffee, placing you in the middle of one of the most beautiful views in Murrells Inlet. The dock is also perfect for fishing, crabbing, and launching your canoe or kayak, but boat docking is not permitted. (Fishing and crabbing supplies, kayaks, and canoes are not provided.)
More about the history of the home:
In the 1950s, Clarence Morse opened the first oyster roast restaurant in Murrells Inlet a short distance away in what is now known as Morse Park Landing. Morse’s home has been maintained and restored, keeping its original design and feel. We are proud to be able to provide our guests the ability to enjoy the seafood capital of South Carolina, while staying under the same roof as one its legendary founders.
At its heart, Murrells Inlet remains a laid back fishing village and this is uniquely personified by Huntington View Inn. As the years pass by, the area around us has grown and become a busy place, but here time seems to be frozen. The land remains the same, our sandy banks unchanged, and inlet views unwavering.
Other things to note:
This is a Duplex. You will have the entire upstairs house with a separate entrance, living spaces, AC controls, and designated parking. No motorcycles allowed. No pets allowed. These policies are out of our control, no exceptions. Not suitable for children under 8.
The former home of one of the founding families of this famed fishing village and pioneers in transforming this area into the seafood capital of South Carolina, this historic cottage is steeped in vintage charm. From the expansive wrap-around lawn and dock, you can gaze out at the untouched and pristine Huntington Beach State Park.
We are conveniently located directly on the Waccamaw Neck Bikeway, an 18-mile multi-purpose path that trails through Huntington Beach State Park on its way to Pawleys Island. The Murrells Inlet Marshwalk, lined with seafood restaurants, is just 2 miles north. There are also two restaurants within very short walking distance of the house, Graham's Landing Seafood and Southern Hops Brewery. Huntington Beach State Park and Brookgreen Gardens are 1.5 miles south and both accessible along the bike path. A pass for Huntington Beach State Park and tickets to Brookgreen Gardens are included in your stay.
Our dock has a cozy seating area perfect for a morning cup of coffee, placing you in the middle of one of the most beautiful views in Murrells Inlet. The dock is also perfect for fishing, crabbing, and launching your canoe or kayak, but boat docking is not permitted. (Fishing and crabbing supplies, kayaks, and canoes are not provided.)
More about the history of the home:
In the 1950s, Clarence Morse opened the first oyster roast restaurant in Murrells Inlet a short distance away in what is now known as Morse Park Landing. Morse’s home has been maintained and restored, keeping its original design and feel. We are proud to be able to provide our guests the ability to enjoy the seafood capital of South Carolina, while staying under the same roof as one its legendary founders.
At its heart, Murrells Inlet remains a laid back fishing village and this is uniquely personified by Huntington View Inn. As the years pass by, the area around us has grown and become a busy place, but here time seems to be frozen. The land remains the same, our sandy banks unchanged, and inlet views unwavering.
Other things to note:
This is a Duplex. You will have the entire upstairs house with a separate entrance, living spaces, AC controls, and designated parking. No motorcycles allowed. No pets allowed. These policies are out of our control, no exceptions. Not suitable for children under 8.
Amenities at Charming Waterfront Cottage – Private Dock, Panoramic Views, and park passes!
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Murrells Inlet, SC
Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2025
Jordan was very helpful and in contact throughout the week. The house was exactly as described and very welcoming. We have our annual family trip every year around this time and our family loves the inlet and fishing. We booked this when our normal location was booked bc we had to change our normal week. Glad we found this little piece of heaven. The host was very accommodating and even though i failed to read the part ab no boats, and limited parking she went above and beyond to pacify the neighbors and being they are all family in the area it worked out. The house being a part of Murrells inlet history just made our fishing vacation that much better. It is close to everything yet far away from everything at the same time. I would recommend this place a thousand times over. However i will say dont bring a boat(kayak would have been great) dont bring very small children ( our grandson is 2 and was a joy for us but being we were over the owners downstairs im pretty sure they were glad to see us go and the house is full of antiques and decor that we had to constantly be on our toes to keep him away(spent a lot of money and time with toys to keep him busy) yet the host stil allowed us to have a great week. She offered passes,and tickets to events in the area and checked in to make sure we were enjoying our stay. Again this is a great place to relax, enjoy fishing from the pier or sitting by the inlet enjoying a fire.
10.0 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2025
Everything was wonderful and as expected. Charming beach cottage that has been lived in with lots of memories. There was a slight scent of mold that I detected. No issue for me, but someone who is highly sensitive needs to be aware. To be expected in an old house with lots of books. That being said, it was cozy and comfortable and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Would stay again. Someone captured it well in a previous review, It felt like coming home to Grandma's house.
10.0 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2025
Amazing place. Three friends and I stayed for a golf trip and had the best time here. The dock was a great place to relax and I’m so glad we stayed here.
8.0 / 10Excellent·Aug 2025
Great place to stay. The kids loved catching crabs in the back yard! Very close to several nice and quiet family beaches. All in all great vacation.
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10.0Outstanding
(16 Ratings)
"Jordan was very helpful and in contact throughout the week. The house was exactly as described and very welcoming. We have our annual family trip every year around this time and our family love..."
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