Exclusive Cabin Escape CCMF Week Private Stay

Unique Luxury Experience! Tucked under towering pines and beautiful winding Live Oaks draped in Spanish Moss, in Pawleys Island, this peaceful cabin is the perfect Lowcountry escape. Just minutes from beaches, top golf courses, and the Waccamaw River, it’s also right next to scenic bike trails and has plenty of room to park your boat trailer.

Escape to the very heart of South Carolina’s Lowcountry with this peaceful and private Country Cabin nestled within the Historic Lands of Pawleys Island, this Cozy Retreat offers a unique connection to nature with all the comforts of home.

Perfectly located for both adventure and relaxation, our “Kings River Cabin” is minutes from the Litchfield and Pawleys Island premier white sand beaches, world-class golf, and boating access to the scenic Waccamaw River. Whether you have come to tee off at True Blue or Caledonia, kayak along the river, or simply unwind by the ocean, this one-acre sanctuary is an Ideal Home Base.

Neatly tucked into its woodland setting, our cabin presents an extraordinary sense of seclusion, yet lives just minutes to everything Pawleys! Inside, you’ll find warm wood finishes, a comfortable living room with queen sleeper sofa, fully equipped kitchen, additional sleeping loft, full modern bath; plus-every accessory for a unique restful stay. Outside, enjoy a large screened porch perfect for morning coffee and evening cocktails—no bugs, just birdsong.

Highlights:

• Minutes from Pawleys Island beaches, top-tier golf, and Waccamaw River
• Peaceful, wooded setting with native wildlife and natural beauty
• Bring your boat
• Thoughtfully designed newly constructed Custom “Tiny Home” easily accommodates 4-6 guests. • Featuring artwork by local artist Kaylee Grace Hart. •Just beside the property lies All Saints Cemetery, a peaceful and historic site that’s home to two notable graves. Visitors can stop by the resting place of Alice Flagg, the Lowcountry’s legendary ghost whose tragic love story has fascinated generations. Her grave, marked simply with “Alice,” draws visitors who leave tokens and walk around the stone in hopes of good fortune in love.

Also buried here is James Dickey, acclaimed poet and author of Deliverance. His deep Southern roots and literary legacy make his grave a meaningful stop for literature lovers.

Whether you're drawn by folklore or literature, this quiet cemetery offers a glimpse into the rich cultural history of Pawleys Island—just a short walk from your stay.



• Free Summer Concerts! Just beside the cemetery on the Rectory Lawn.