There are a myriad of vacation home opportunities in Hilton Head, ranging from oceanfront penthouses to luxurious beach homes; family-friendly bungalows to more budget-oriented accommodations. And perhaps best of all, the rental income potential from a Hilton Head vacation home often offsets much of the cost of real estate ownership.
Hilton Head real estate is probably best known for its private gated communities, often called "plantations." Fully equipped with amenities like swimming pools, golf courses, and activity centers, plantations are highly desired among Hilton Head real estate seekers.
Plantations offer various types of homes from quaint villas to luxurious oceanfront mansions. In addition, there are private retirement communities complete with fitness centers, swimming pools, golf courses and weekly activities.
Located in South Carolina's Low Country, Hilton Head Island is the second largest barrier island in the United States. It offers more than twelve beautiful miles of white sandy beach as well as approximately twenty-three golf courses. (Hilton Head Island is ranked #1 for having the most courses on the "World's Best List.")
Hilton Head's semitropical climate, with an average temperature of 71 degrees, offers residents and guests outstanding opportunities for year-round enjoyment. The area enjoys over 200 sunny days every year, with April being the sunniest month.
