Waterbridge walkway projects
From the back deck to the beach. From shore to a covered pier. Explore six Waterbridge projects and find a setting that helps you picture the walkway for your property.
Across the dunes
Compare the way each property connects its outdoor space to the beach. These projects include a community walkover, a deck and dune walkway, and an ocean-access walkway at a beach house.
Litchfield Beach, SC
The Litchfield by the Sea project brings a deck and dune walkway together along the oceanfront. The photograph above shows the boardwalk, railings, and turn toward the beach, with the dunes and ocean in view.
View project details for Litchfield by the Sea Dune WalkwaySurfside Beach, SC
This Surfside Beach project connects a beach house to ocean access with a walkway and dune crossover. Its combination of elevated decking and stairs offers another example to consider when discussing the connection between a house and the sand.
View project details for Ocean Access WalkwayLitchfield by the Sea, SC
At Charlestowne Grant, a dune crossover and walkway provide beach access for the community. The project is part of Waterbridge’s work at Litchfield by the Sea and adds a shared-access example alongside the individual beach-house setting.
View project details for Charlestowne Grant WalkoverAlong the waterfront
These examples show walkways as part of a larger waterfront setting: an approach over the water, connections within a neighborhood, and access to covered piers among the trees.
Little River, SC
The Hope Pointe project in Little River is a fixed pier walkway over the Intracoastal Waterway. Its long timber walkway has railings on both sides. It gives a clear sense of the shore-to-water approach.
View project details for Hope Pointe Fixed Pier WalkwayMyrtle Beach, SC
At Living Dunes at 82nd in Myrtle Beach, Waterbridge’s work includes pier walkways, bridges, fishing decks, and bulkheads. Here, the walkway is one part of the neighborhood’s waterfront connections, with places to cross, pause, and enjoy the water.
View project details for Living Dunes at 82ndMurrells Inlet, SC
The Park at Prince Creek combines fixed walkways and covered piers in a waterfront cypress setting in Murrells Inlet. Timber railings and a covered gathering space sit among the trees, a different setting from open beachfront access.
View project details for The Park at Prince CreekStart with your property
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Serving Horry and Georgetown Counties, SC, and Brunswick County, NC.
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