Myrtle Beach Homes

The Myrtle Beach housing market stretches from the Arcadian section of Myrtle Beach south to the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base, and many people even consider Prestwick to be in Myrtle Beach. The area of Myrtle Beach also stretches west down Highways 544 and 501 and south toward Murrells Inlet toward Socastee. Myrtle Beach encompasses the largest area of Horry County, and that is also the reason that many people refer to “The Grand Strand” as Myrtle Beach.

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South Myrtle Beach Homes

The South End of Myrtle Beach begins at the old Myrtle Beach Pavilion which no longer exist around 9th Avenue North and continues South to the new Market Common complex on the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. There are several single family homes neighborhoods and townhome communities located within this 50+ blocks of South Carolina coastline.

If you are searching for a single family home, you may want to look at some of the communities of Wither’s Preserve near the Market Common. These are some of the most desired neighborhoods and include Emmen’s Preserve, Sweetgrass Square and the new DR Horton community of “The Highlands at Wither’s Preserve”. Besides the neighborhoods around the Market Common, most of the subdivisions along the South End of Myrtle Beach are older single level ranch style homes East and West of Highway 17 Business and several small communities near Highway 15 near the airport.

The western part of Myrtle Beach is generally comprised of the Socastee area and the nearby Forestbrook area. The Socastee area of Myrtle Beach is bordered on one side by Highway 17 Bypass and Waccamaw River on the other side. The area borders Murrells Inlet on one side and Conway on the other side. Highways 707 and 544 run through Socastee, providing convenient access to Myrtle Beach area attractions. Residents of Socastee just celebrated the area’s 300th anniversary, which shows just how long people have been choosing this suburb of Myrtle Beach as the location of their new home.

The nearby Forestbrook area shares zip codes with either the Socastee or Carolina Forest section of Myrtle Beach, depending on the location of the home. It is much smaller and less developed than either Socastee or Carolina Forest, and is identified as a separate region mainly because it has its own elementary and middle school. The high school is another thing this western section of Myrtle Beach shares with neighboring Socastee and Carolina Forest. The Forestbrook area of Myrtle Beach stretches from Highway 544 to Highway 501, and is intertwined with sections of Socastee.

Carolina Forest is also a western part of Myrtle Beach; however it has grown by leaps and bounds recently, and is considered by many to be a separate section in and of itself. If you are interested in purchasing a home in the Carolina Forest section of Myrtle Beach, simply click on the link above to search through the different communities in that area. Otherwise, you will find a list of communities in the western section of Myrtle Beach below. Have fun searching for your new home, and feel free to call us at 843-839-3325 with any questions you have.