The Estate
A Hilton Head Vacation Home With Game Room and Theater
The ground-level game room holds billiards, foosball, and ping pong. The home theater and library sit steps away. Rainy afternoons and late evenings have somewhere to go without anyone leaving the estate.
Game room · Home theater · Library · Golf simulator on the floor · Sleeps 18

No. 01
The Floor
The Entertainment Floor at the Bottom of the House
This is a vacation home with a game room and home theater in Hilton Head, and both sit together on the estate’s ground-level entertainment floor. The game room holds billiards on a full-size table, foosball, and ping pong in one open space, so three games can run at once. A few steps away, the home theater puts the whole group in front of a big screen with streaming apps, and a separate library with a stone fireplace, floor-to-ceiling wood bookshelves, and leather seating gives you a quieter room when the crowd wants to split up. Because the estate books as a whole property, every one of these rooms is your group’s alone.
This floor answers the hours the pool and the beach cannot. A rainy afternoon on Hilton Head is a billiards tournament instead of a lost day. A late evening after the little ones are down is a movie for the adults or a long ping pong bracket. The point of a game room and a theater under one roof is simple: the group has somewhere to go without anyone driving off to find it.
The game room and its red-felt billiards table were photographed in the April 2026 re-shoot, and the library fireplace in the 2025 shoot. What the gallery shows is the actual entertainment floor.

No. 02
What's Inside
Billiards, Foosball, Ping Pong, and a Theater
The game room is the loud, social heart of the indoor space. Billiards on the full-size table draws the crowd that wants a tournament, foosball settles the fast rivalries, and ping pong runs long into the night with a rotating winner-stays-on line. The three sit in one room, so the group stays together while different games run side by side. Next to the game room, the golf simulator adds a fourth option on the same floor, covered on its own golf simulator page.
The home theater is the calm counterweight. The big screen and streaming apps handle family movie nights, the ballgame, and, for a team, a film-and-focus session or a keynote replay. When a smaller group wants out of the noise entirely, the library with the stone fireplace and leather chairs reads as a study for a family and as a breakout room for a team.

On the entertainment floor:
Three games in one room and a theater next door, all under your own roof.
No. 03
Family and Team
Family Nights and Team Nights
For a family stay, this floor is where the trip goes at night and when the weather turns. The teenagers claim the ping pong table, the adults run a billiards bracket, and the theater handles the movie that gets the little ones to sleep. The under-house entertaining area and the game room were named by one family as their favorite part of the estate, and this is why: it keeps three generations busy in the same house long after the pool closes.
For a corporate retreat, the game room is where the team actually bonds. A pool tournament or a foosball ladder breaks down the ranks faster than any exercise on the agenda, which is exactly why the game room anchors the team building retreat. The theater doubles as a screening room for a keynote or a highlight reel, then flips to a movie once the working day is done. It is exclusive to your group, so the whole floor is a private clubhouse for the length of the stay.
A billiards bracket for the family, a foosball ladder for the team, one floor for both.

No. 04
On One Floor
Where the Floor Sits in the House
The game room and theater share the ground level with the golf simulator, so the whole indoor entertainment run sits on one floor a short walk from the pool doors. The group flows from an afternoon in the pool to an evening of billiards and a movie without leaving the property, and the two bedroom wings above mean anyone ready to turn in has a quiet suite to retreat to while the games keep going below. See how the spaces connect on the estate overview, or browse the full vacation rental to plan the stay.

Entertainment FAQ
The Game Room and Theater, Answered
- Does the Hilton Head estate have a game room and a home theater?
- Yes. 25 Starboard Tack, the Palmetto Dunes estate marketed as Low Country Luxury, has a ground-level game room with billiards, foosball, and ping pong, plus a home theater with a big screen and a separate library. All of it comes with the whole-property rental.
- What games are in the game room?
- The game room has a full-size billiards table, foosball, and ping pong in one open space, with the golf simulator on the same floor. It is set up so several games can run at once while the group stays together.
- Is there somewhere quiet away from the game room?
- Yes. A separate library with a stone fireplace, full wood bookshelves, and leather seating sits nearby for anyone who wants out of the noise. It works as a reading room for a family and as a breakout room for a team.
- Is the entertainment floor good for a rainy day?
- Yes. The game room, the theater, the library, and the golf simulator give the whole group indoor plans for any afternoon the pool and beach cannot fill, all without leaving the estate.
More amenity and booking questions answered at FAQ.
Somewhere to Go
An Entertainment Floor, Yours Alone
Billiards, foosball, ping pong, and a theater under one roof for the hours the pool cannot fill. Check dates for a family stay, or plan a team building retreat.