Mobile Homes for Sale in Myrtlewood, Myrtle Beach

On the southern shore of the Intracoastal Waterway, Myrtlewood offers a peaceful lifestyle removed from Myrtle Beach’s more bustling tourist destinations. Locals can join the Myrtlewood Golf Club, which has two 18-hole courses stretching behind single-family homes and condos. “There’s really nothing in the neighborhood but the golf course and houses,” says Elliott Serral, a Realtor with eXp Realty who is also a lifelong Myrtle Beach resident. “People move here because it’s quiet, and tourists have no reason to visit unless they book a tee time.” The neighborhood is still conveniently located with U.S. Route 17, locally known as Kings Highway, stretching along its southern edge. And when locals want to visit Myrtle Beach’s 60-mile-long sandy shoreline, public access is just 2 miles south. Subdivisions make up Myrtlewood. Early 2000s mid-rise condo complexes back up to the golf course in Magnolia Pointe. Pastel-painted stilt-style houses from the 2010s line The Cloisters at Myrtlewood’s winding roads. The Landing has ranch-style houses circa the 1970s and ‘80s. Some custom-built New Traditional homes in Plantation Point sit along the Intracoastal Waterway with private boat slips and