$1,350 - $1,399 per month
Residence at Winyah Bay
1-2 Beds
301 Martin St, Georgetown, SC 29440
$1,650 per month
5910 Highmarket St, Georgetown, SC 29440
5910 Highmarket is a brick ranch located outside the city limits. This 3 bedroom and 2 baths has hardwood floors throughout. Background and credit check required. 620 minimum credit score. Pets must be approved.
Michele Overton Going Coastal Realty
$1,500 - $1,905 per month
Richmond Place Luxury Apartments
1-3 Beds
1000 Charlotte St, Georgetown, SC 29440
$2,400 per month
1309 Saville St, Georgetown, SC 29440
1309 Saville is ready for new tenants. The entire house have been painted, all new light fixtures, new kitchen appliances, new washer and dryer and even the windows have been replaced. Each bathroom has new vanity sinks and and tile around the tub. The hardwood floors were refinished through the home. The 4th room could be used as a bedroom, office space or game room. The owner did not spare any
Michele Overton Going Coastal Realty
$639 - $931 per month
Villas at Winyah Bay Senior Living
1-2 Beds
2105 Lincoln St, Georgetown, SC 29440
$1,895 per month
107 Screven St Unit C, Georgetown, SC 29440
Prime Georgetown Location - 2BR/1B - Walk to Front St Shops & DiningExperience the essence of Georgetown living in this ideally positioned 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment. Situated on the second floor, this residence boasts a generous open-concept main living area, offering versatile space. Located at 107 Screven Street, you are immersed in the beauty of historic streetscapes, in a
$1,100 per month
2413 S Fraser St Unit 2-Bedroom, Georgetown, SC 29440
$1,100/Month Plus Utilities.Freshly painted and clean, 2 Bedroom, 1 Full bathroom apartment. Unit is on the first floor. The unit includes a stove and refrigerator. Vinyl flooring throughout the entire apartment. There is parking on site. Monthly Pest Control included. Weekly Trash pickup. Minimum of a 1-year lease. No pets allowed. No Smoking. Max occupancy of 4 people. At lease signing
Georgetown is known for its history, industry and the scenery of South Carolina’s Lowcountry. Like its larger neighbor, Charleston, this small city of 8,400 people was founded over 200 years ago as a port town. Manufacturing and machinery now support the area, but some long-running industries face difficulties. The International Paper Company, one of the city’s biggest employers since 1936, closed in 2024 and cost the community over 800 jobs. As these established industries change, tourism remains steady as visitors come to the port town to boa ...
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