Saint Andrews Common 1954 has everything you want for your romantic Hilton Head vacation. Unlike many other rentals and hotel rooms for two people, this one-bedroom condo is delightfully spacious. So is its private patio. Furnished with plumply cushioned seating beneath a shady roof and a dining table out in the sunshine, this large alfresco space is sure to be your favorite hangout. Bring your morning coffee out here to sip while songbirds greet the day; enjoy an intimate dinner for two as the breeze rustles through the palmetto pines; savor a nightcap under a canopy of stars before turning in for the night.

The patio opens onto the open-plan living/dining/kitchen area. You’ll love coming back to this homey, charmingly furnished space after a day of swimming, sailing, or sightseeing. The curved sofa invites you to snuggle with your special someone as you watch a movie on the flat-screen TV with cable or to stretch out for a well-deserved nap. There’s more than enough room to have friends over for drinks or dinner: The dining table in the corner, like the one outside, seats four.

Hilton Head is known for its dining scene, but sometimes it’s more relaxing (and budget-friendly) to eat in. With its sparkling stainless-steel appliances, gleaming countertops, and plentiful cookware and tableware, the kitchen of St. Andrews Common 1954 makes cooking a pleasure. What’s more, there’s a grill out on the patio. Whether it’s trout you reeled in yourself or steaks from the supermarket, they’ll taste even better when barbecued out among the fresh salt-tinged ocean air.

To make the most of your vacation, you need to be well rested. The master suite of St. Andrews Common 1954 all but guarantees sweet dreams. Sprawl out on the sumptuous king-size bed and watch TV, surf the web via the free WiFi, or read before turning off the bedside lights and letting the ceiling fan lull you to sleep. (And if it’s too hot for the ceiling fan, turn on the central air-conditioning.) The en-suite bathroom is as pristine and pampering as the rest of the condo, which also has a half-bath for added convenience. And speaking of convenience, St. Andrews Common 1954 includes its own washer and dryer, so you can feel free to pack light. On the other hand, if you find packing light impossible, that’s okay too, as the condo has loads of storage.

You’ll definitely want to pack sunscreen and a swimsuit. For one thing, the St. Andrews Common complex has its own swimming pool, just a few steps from your unit. For another, the beach and the Atlantic Ocean are little more than a mile away. You can bike, walk, or drive there. From April to September another option is to hop on the free Palmetto Dunes Buggy shuttle, which goes not only to the beach but also to shops and restaurants.

You can easily while away your entire day at the beach, swimming, bodysurfing, canoeing, paddle boarding, gathering seashells, or scanning the surf for whales. If golf’s your game, you’ll be happy to know that St. Andrews Common 1954 is close to numerous courses, including Arthur Hills, Shipyard, and Robert Trent Jones Oceanfront. Also close by are Sea Pines Forest Preserve, with its 4,000-year-old shell ring, and the shops, galleries, and lighthouse of Harbour Town. Across the bridge on the mainland are two huge outlet malls, and the charms of Savannah are only an hour away.

Whether you spend your days on the beach, the links, or the bike trails, boating or bodyboarding, shopping or swimming, you’ll love having St. Andrews Common 1954 as your home away from home. Book your stay today—before someone else beats you to it!