Nestled in the sought-after Litchfield Beach neighborhood, the 2BR/2.5BA Pelican Watch condo emerges as the perfect haven for your Pawleys Island retreat. A brief stroll (253 steps) leads you to an exclusive, immaculate beach, setting the stage for unforgettable seaside moments. Beyond the sands, indulge in tennis & swimming within the community, embracing the full spectrum of vacation leisure. Pelicans Watch is more than just a rental; it's a gateway combining comfort, convenience, & charm. The space This is a two 2-bedroom 2 1/2 bath townhome located in the desirable resort, Litchfield by the Sea, in the Pawleys Island area. This resort offers the privacy of having a gatehouse, pickleball courts, tennis courts, pools, and beautiful beach access. This property also recently underwent a 2-month renovation that you will fall in love with and never want to leave. *253 Steps to the Beach *150 Steps to the Pool *Tennis Courts *Pickle Ball Courts Guest access Locked doors are secured spaces and unavailable for use by guests. Other things to note Beach Rules Litchfield-by-the-Sea is a fireworks-free zone. Fireworks are strictly prohibited. Dogs Must be Leashed on Georgetown County Beaches! 9 AM – 7 PM……. year-round! (Ordinance # 2007-06, August-22-2007) Dogs must always be leashed in Litchfield-By-The-Sea Glass containers prohibited on all Georgetown County beaches. Fines enforced by Sheriff’s Marine Patrol Unit. 1. Depart the beach with all of your possessions and trash. 2. Take unwanted articles and discard them into proper trash receptacles. 3. Never dig a hole unattended large enough for someone to be injured. Cover it completely when leaving. Yes, the tide does come in and sometimes it takes care of the problem if is a hole left by that of a small child. 4. Watch for your own safety and that of any person who seems to be oblivious to their surroundings or an unattended small child. 5. Swim safely: Don't swim in areas of schools of fish. This is where you may find a shark. Do not swim over knee deep in early morning or late evenings. Do not swim around rip tides. Never try to rescue anyone without proper training. (Reach, Row, Throw then Go with proper training). 6. Items left on the beach after dark will be considered abandoned property and will be removed at owners expense.