The Ultimate Market Common Retreat - Modern Craftsman Elegance Meets Coastal Convenience - Welcome to The Reserve at Market Common, an intimate community of just 109 homes offering the perfect balance of privacy and neighborhood charm. This stunning "Savannah" floorplan overflows with attention to detail, starting with a grand foyer that invites you into a world of craftsman-style beauty. The Heart of the Home - The kitchen with a sprawling oversized island also serves as the social hub of the home. Equipped with granite countertops, a walk-in pantry, and a natural gas stove, this space is ready for everything from quick breakfasts to holiday feasts. The adjacent gathering room, with its soaring cathedral ceilings, is bathed in natural light, creating a warm and airy atmosphere. The spacious first-floor primary suite features bay windows with a sitting area and a spa-inspired ensuite with a cultured marble shower (complete with a built-in bench), a large garden tub, and an expansive walk-in closet. A formal dining room offers the versatility to become your quiet home office or a cozy sitting room. Relax in the gorgeous Carolina Room or step outside to your private entertaining area for a quiet evening under the stars. The Lifestyle Advantage Living here means more than just a beautiful home; it’s about the community. Spend your summers lounging by the private community pool and clubhouse. For the outdoor enthusiast, enjoy exclusive neighborhood access to the walking and biking trails, providing a quick and scenic shortcut directly into the heart of Market Common. Whether you’re heading to the 14-screen cinema, a yoga class, or the dog park, everything you need—including the beach, golf courses, and the VA clinic—is just minutes away. It doesn't get better than this. Come see why The Reserve is the Grand Strand’s most sought-after address!

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