Garden City
Garden City in Garden City offers coastal living with the Pier at Garden City, beaches, and Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge. Highly rated schools include Seaside Elementary and St. James schools.
Average Value
$393K
List Price
$155K - $2.1M
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209 Listings
Burgess
Burgess in Garden City offers a quiet coastal lifestyle near beaches and waterways. The neighborhood has highly rated schools and low crime risk. Prince Creek Village Center and MarshWalk provide shopping and dining options.
Average Value
$380K
List Price
$137K - $1.1M
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383 Listings
Forestbrook
Forestbrook is a quiet suburb of Myrtle Beach, just 5 miles from downtown, where residents are tucked away from tourism along Forestbrook Road. "For me, the plus is the location. It's not necessarily right on top of everything, but it's very close to everything," says local Realtor Shawn Robey of Realty One Group Dockside. Forestbrook embraces its
Average Value
$318K
List Price
$184K - $919K
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199 Listings
Conway
Residents can reach Myrtle Beach in 15 miles via Route 501. However, seasonal tourism at the beach impacts travel times significantly. The C7 bus connects Conway to Myrtle Beach, and the Coast Rapid Transit Authority’s routes extend from Georgetown in the east to Loris in the west. The nearest commercial airport is Myrtle Beach International, just
Average Value
$291K
List Price
$161K - $825K
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423 Listings
Market Commons
In Myrtle Beach, Market Commons is situated at a prime location next to Market Common shopping mall and within 3 miles of the oceanfront. “It’s a wonderful place to live, and it’s close to just about everything,” says Stacy Stoll, a Realtor with Realty ONE Group Dockside who lives in the neighborhood. “It’s near the culinary institute, beachside
Average Value
$428K
List Price
$260K - $951K
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84 Listings
Surfside Beach
South along the Grand Strand is Surfside Beach, a historic community and quiet neighbor of Myrtle Beach. The area was initially a 3,000-acre sweet potato plantation in the early 1800s. In the 1920s, it developed into a town called Roach’s Beach with sand dunes and an undisturbed oceanfront. The community was renamed in the early 1950s and by the
Average Value
$435K
List Price
$144K - $2M
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199 Listings
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