158 Seawatch Dr

A 19-story oceanfront resort tower built in 1998, SeaWatch North Tower is a multi-unit condominium complex focused on short-term rentals and seasonal owners. The property comprises primarily studio and one-bedroom layouts, with occasional larger corner units and rare three-bedroom plans appearing in the resort inventory. Architecturally it reads as a late‑1990s coastal high-rise with continuous oceanfront balconies and large glazed living rooms to maximize views. Interiors commonly feature practical vacation-oriented finishes: open living/kitchen plans with breakfast bars or kitchen islands, built-in storage, tub/shower combos or separate showers, and in-unit washer/dryers in many residences. Public spaces are tropical-themed and family-oriented, including a lobby, oceanfront restaurant and casual poolside bar. The 10-acre site is developed with multiple pools (outdoor and indoor), lazy rivers, many hot tubs, a fitness center, game/arcade rooms, conference space, and convenience retail such as a coffee/ice-cream shop. Parking and access are designed for guests and owners with elevators and handicap access throughout; some services are managed by an on-site operator (Wyndham has historically managed units here), and HOA/POA fees often bundle utilities, cable, internet, and building insurance. The grounds are landscaped with deck and barbecue areas and sprinkler irrigation. Located in Myrtle Beach’s Arcadian section, the tower sits on a quieter stretch of the Grand Strand while remaining minutes from Restaurant Row, Tanger Outlets, Barefoot Landing, golf courses and other regional attractions, supporting both vacation rental income and seasonal residency. Pet and specific parking policies vary by individual HOA rules. The resort’s amenity density and beachfront position make it a destination-style condominium where orientation toward rental revenue, family recreation, and easy beach access shapes daily life.