TownLittle River & LongsWorking marinas, casino boats, and the Strand's most attainable waterfront.1,595 homes →
Myrtle Beach · Grand Strand Communities
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Each of these communities has its own unique charm, and the best part? Living where you love doesn’t mean sacrificing accessibility. With short drives connecting all these incredible destinations, you can enjoy the best of everything—whether you prefer the quiet elegance of waterfront living or the lively atmosphere of a bustling town.
TownLittle River & LongsWorking marinas, casino boats, and the Strand's most attainable waterfront.1,595 homes →
TownNorth Myrtle BeachWide beaches, shag-dancing roots, and Barefoot Landing on the Waterway.1,208 homes →
Community · North Myrtle BeachBarefoot ResortFour championship courses along the Waterway, with a marina to match.159 homes →
Community · North Myrtle BeachCherry GroveTidal marsh behind, open beach ahead, and a fishing pier between.351 homes →
TownMyrtle BeachThe center of everything — Boardwalk, airport, and the Strand's gated golf addresses.4,499 homes →
Community · Myrtle BeachGrande DunesA gated address on both sides of the Intracoastal — marina, Ocean Club, two courses.230 homes →
Community · Myrtle BeachCarolina ForestLuxury neighborhoods along the Intracoastal: The Bluffs, The Battery, Waterway Palms.600 homes →
Community · Myrtle BeachThe Market CommonA walkable town center on the old Air Force base — restaurants, cinema, lake trail.96 homes →
TownSurfside & Garden CityFamily beach piers, raised beach houses, and a slower pace fifteen minutes south.548 homes →
TownMurrells InletThe seafood capital — Marshwalk dinners, Brookgreen Gardens, creek-front homes.334 homes →
TownPawleys IslandArrogantly shabby hammocks, four miles of island, and time that moves differently.394 homes →
Community · Pawleys IslandLitchfieldBetween Pawleys and the Inlet — beach access, marsh views, golf at a gentler pace.123 homes →
Community · Pawleys IslandDeBordieu ColonyA private oceanfront colony bordered by salt marsh and the Hobcaw Barony preserve.25 homes →
TownGeorgetownSouth Carolina's third-oldest city — working harbor, antebellum streets, rice country.375 homes →
TownConway & AynorHistoric riverfront downtown, Coastal Carolina University, and farm country beyond.1,545 homes →