King bed + ensuite bath
The primary suite includes the King Palm Master Suite Bathroom with bathtub, shower setup, towels, soap, shampoo, and hair dryer.
Lake Murray property tour
A room-by-room look at a lake house made for full-family stays.
Polaris Pointe sleeps up to 12 guests across six named bedrooms, with 4 full bathrooms, 1 half bathroom, two full kitchens, three living rooms, a pool oasis, guest house, boat house, dock, and Lake Murray shoreline all working together.
First impression
A Lake Murray home with the scale and comfort of a private resort stay.
At roughly 6,700 square feet across the 4,500-square-foot main house and 2,200-square-foot guest house, the property is built for more than a quick getaway. Guests can cook, lounge, swim, watch games, host dinner, get ready for evenings out, and still find quiet corners for slow mornings or late-night conversations.
Main house
Three levels give the group multiple ways to gather, unwind, play, sleep, and reset.
Cottage
The two-level cottage adds another layer of privacy and flexibility for guests who want a quieter rhythm.
Lake side
The pool room, boat house, dock, boat lift, jet ski area, and yard turn the water side into its own destination.
Bedroom breakdown
Six bedrooms with four king beds, two queen beds, and room for up to 12.
The sleeping layout gives adults, kids, couples, and extended family flexible spaces across the main house and guest house.
Queen bed
A calm queen room suited for guests who want a restful retreat near the main-house flow.
King bed
A generous king sleeping space for couples, grandparents, or guests who want extra room after lake days.
Queen bed
A flexible queen room that works well for family-style sleeping arrangements.
King bed + guest house bath
The guest house suite adds privacy and its own bathroom with shower, towels, soap, shampoo, and hair dryer.
King bed
A fourth king room that helps the property feel spacious for adult-heavy groups.
How the property is laid out
It keeps unfolding: main house, cottage, pool room, boat house, and dock.
Part of the magic is that guests never feel stuck in one place. There is always another lounge, porch, game zone, water toy, sitting area, or quiet corner waiting.
Three levels
The heart of the stay, with main gathering spaces, sleeping areas, entertainment zones, bathrooms, and the natural flow out toward the pool and lake.
Two levels
A separate-feeling layer of comfort for guests who want extra privacy, flexible sleeping, or a little distance from the main-house energy.
Games and floats
The practical fun zone for pool games, floats, towels, and the things that keep pool days moving without hunting around the house.
Lake toys
Kayaks, paddle boards, life jackets, towable floats, and gear storage are staged for easy Lake Murray days.
Boat and jet ski setup
Dock access, boat lift, and a three-spot jet ski area make the cove feel ready for guests who came for the water.
Living-area breakdown
Every gathering zone has a different job.
When guests ask, "How many rooms are there?" the honest answer is that the property feels bigger as the stay unfolds. Every major living area gives the group another way to be together or spread out.
Main-level living
The daily meeting point.
A comfortable central lounge for coffee, conversation, movies, rainy-day card games, and the quiet pauses between lake plans.
Kitchen and dining
The room everyone ends up in.
Built for big breakfasts, catered dinners, pizza nights, pre-arrival grocery delivery, and the kind of meals where everyone keeps drifting back into the kitchen.
Recreation and game areas
The pressure-release rooms.
Air hockey, large TVs, games, kids, teens, and late-night hangouts can happen here while the rest of the house stays calm and comfortable.
Private bedroom zones
Quiet retreats after full lake days.
Bedroom spaces across the home help hosts, grandparents, parents, couples, and kids reset after pool time, dock time, and long dinners.
Cottage comfort
Extra privacy when the group needs it.
The two-level cottage adds another place for guests to sleep, lounge, reset, or let a different part of the group move at its own pace.
Bathrooms
Clean, polished, and practical.
Bath spaces matter on lake trips: sunscreen, pool showers, dinner reservations, family photos, and everyone trying to get ready at once.
Outdoor living
The pool oasis, lazy river, waterfalls, patios, dock, and lake are the heartbeat of the stay.
The best days at Polaris Pointe do not need much structure. Start with coffee outside, move toward the water, let the kids rotate between the lazy river, pool games, air hockey, and lake toys, then bring everyone back together for dinner as the lights come on.
Lazy river and pool zones
Infinity-edge views, waterfalls, kids pool, splash pad, bridge feature, and expansive lounge areas make the 76,000-gallon pool setup central to the stay.
Outdoor cooking
The covered outdoor kitchen, Forno Venetzia pizza oven, grilling areas, outdoor dining, and lakeside seating make dinner feel like part of the property experience.
Dock and cove
Private-cove dock access, boat lift, and jet ski spots create the Lake Murray feeling guests are really coming for. Seasonal pool heating and winter fire-pit plans can be discussed before booking.
Yard and transitions
Easy movement between main house, cottage, pool, boat house, dock, and outdoor rooms keeps the group connected.
Bathroom rhythm
Built for pool days, dinner plans, lake time, and everyone getting ready at once.
The property includes 4 full bathrooms and 1 half bathroom. Every bathroom setup is meant to support the real rhythm of the stay: lake time, pool time, showers, outfit changes, children, grandparents, dinner reservations, and late-night resets.
Bathtub and shower setup.
Stocked with towels, soap, shampoo, hair dryer, toilet, and bathtub or shower convenience.
Lower level and main floor.
Two shared shower-only bathrooms help the group move through sunscreen, hair, dinner timing, and post-lake cleanup.
Better flow across the property.
The main floor half bath and Royal Palm Guest House Bathroom keep guests from all crowding one space.
Boat house and cove
The lake side is newly expanded and built for more than looking at the water.
The newly decked-out boat house stores the Lake Murray toys and gives guests a clean launch point for kayaks, paddle boards, life jackets, towable floats, dock time, boat-lift access, and the three-spot jet ski area. It also makes the cove useful on quieter days: grab a float, walk down to the water, and make the lake part of the afternoon.
Kayaks
Paddle boards
Life jackets
Towable floats
Boat lift
Three jet ski spots
Dock and cove
Boat-house storage
Best fit
Made for trips where the house is part of the reason you go.
Polaris Pointe is a natural fit for Lake Murray family vacations, multi-generation trips, lake weekends, holiday stays, Gamecock weekends, owner-referral stays, and small celebration trips where the setting, toys, rooms, and details matter.
What guests should expect
Expect a beautiful private stay, clear house expectations, owner-reviewed booking terms, and optional concierge support before arrival. Final guest count, pets, events, parking, water-toy use, boat and jet ski details, rates, deposits, and special requests are confirmed before a reservation is accepted.