Pawleys Island Neighborhoods

Located just around the corner from Wacca Wachee Marina and the Waccamaw River/Intracoastal Waterway, and down the street from TPC, Myrtle Beach, this community’s location has become very popular. Both one level and raised level beach-style cottages available. Starting from the $200's.

Located on the west side of Highway 17, south of Pawleys, Allston Plantation is convenient to both Georgetown and Pawleys Island. Owner's amenities include a swimming pool, hot tub, clubhouse, picnic shelter, playground and tennis court with lake vistas. Home prices range from $300,000 to just under $400,000.

This small private community, tucked away between Allston Plantation and Hagley Estates, features just 20 spacious homesites, each one acre or more with majestic oaks. All property owners enjoy the convenience of their own boat slip at the community marina along the Waccamaw River, as well as a cozy river club - a great place to relax with friends! Residences range in price from close to $800,000 to $1.5 million. Homesites range from $325,000-$625,000.

Belle Isle Yacht Club is a villa community situated along Winyah Bay just south of Georgetown, South Carolina. The community is surrounded by 640 acres of woods, lakes and gardens. Amenities include new Yacht Club and Marina with Bar & Grill, pool, tennis courts and an oceanfront beach club on Pawleys Island.

Located about five minutes south of Georgetown, Belle Isle offers homes and condos near the southern end of Winyah Bay. On site there is a full service marina as well as tennis courts and a swimming pool. Also available to owners is a private beach club house on Pawleys Island. Homesites range from $69,900 - $475,000. Homes currently available between $189,000 - $599,000.

The Black River area is a peaceful, rural river community approximately 15 minutes from Georgetown. Great for water skiing, fishing and boating just to enjoy the views. Homesites range from $24,000 - $139,000 off river and $177,000 - $479,000 for riverfront. Off river homes are available from $104,900 - $277,000. Riverfront homes range from $475,000 - $950,000.

Craven's Grant is situated where Georgetown's four rivers and the Intracoastal Waterway meet at Winyah Bay, where the water and the views are surreal. At Craven's Grant you will find a variety of homesites such as Intracoastal, bay front, marsh front and lake front views. Charleston-style and low country homes will take their inspiration from coastal design and southern heritage. The architecture will offer largest porches where you can rock to the sound of Mother Nature as you look across the water at the 16th-century rice fields.

Located in the heart of this historic fishing village is the site of Creekside Cottages, a comfortable, quaint neighborhood of gorgeous homes built in the infamous Lowcountry seaside architectural style. Only a stroll away from a wealth of restaurants, the marina and the Marsh Walk.

Located between Georgetown and Pawleys Island, this private gated beach community offers creek access to North Inlet, an acclaimed Pete Dye 18-hole Golf Course with a stunning clubhouse, tennis center, multiple swimming pools, seasonal oceanfront cabana bar and year round dining at the oceanfront Beach Club.

Homesites range in price from $175,000-$1,950,000 and homes range from $595,000 - $5,295,000.

DeBordieu Colony is a beautiful oceanfront community that sits along six and a half miles of private beaches. The community's commitment to preserving the natural environment is evident as you drive around this peaceful community. DeBordieu is also conveniently located minutes away from Pawleys Island, just an hour north of Charleston, and only 45 minutes south of Myrtle Beach. Amenities that residents enjoy include and Oceanfront Beach Club, an Oceanfront Pool and Gazebo Bar, Golf and Tennis. It is located just south of Myrtle Beach, SC right between Pawleys Island and Historic Georgetown. Within 30 minutes you can be in Myrtle Beach and enjoy all of golf courses, restaurants and tourist attractions Myrtle Beach is popular for. However just a few minutes away is both Pawleys Island and Historic Georgetown. Both offer remnants of rice plantation and historical sites. 

Garden City Beach is situated directly south of Surfside Beach and ends on a peninsula at the mouth of Murrells Inlet. A place where you can get away from it all. Enjoy South Carolina's gorgeous beaches, amusement parks and the Pier at Garden City is one of the most renowned attractions in Garden City, SC. Visit Grand Strand area golf courses and world class shopping and dining that boasts fresh local seafood.

Mere miles and whole worlds from amusement parks, high-rises, theatres, and sprawling shopping malls, the historic city of Georgetown rises in antebellum grace. Established in 1732, Georgetown is South Carolina's third oldest city. The oak-lined avenues of this "little Charleston" city feature group tour treasures for even the most discriminating travelers. The riverfront is alive with activity and history. Dining, shopping, and scenery reign supreme. Harborwalk is a quaint waterfront boardwalk between two of Georgetown's most historically significant buildings, the Kaminski House (c. 1760) and the Rice Museum (originally the Old Market Building, c. 1842). Overlooking the Sampit River Harbor, the boardwalk is lined with restaurants, galleries, antique shops, and specialty stores. Shoppers have more than 30 specialty shops to browse. A potpourri of art galleries and quaint shops with Lowcountry names offer a treasure trove of books, clothes, fine art, jewelry, crafts, cards, and antiques. There are several ways to see the rest of Georgetown. Historic attractions such as the Kaminski House and the Rice Museum complement a staggering concentration of 50-plus antebellum mansions, a few of which are operated as quaint bed and breakfast inns. Guided or self-guided historical tours are readily available. 

Hagley can be described as a large, loosely grouped neighborhood. It was built before PUDs, therefore, the home sites are more diversified and absolutely not cookie-cutter. The Waccamaw River and The Founders Club golf course offer a wide range of recreational opportunities here. This area is a part of the Pawleys Island Community of Georgetown County. It is located on the mainland and west side of the Ocean Highway. Huge moss covered oaks naturally occur throughout the landscape along with palmettos, dogwoods, and wisteria. 

Hagley is a popular community located between Highway 17 and the Waccamaw River with the Founders Club Golf Course winding through many of its areas. Buyers may choose from secluded wooded homesites, homes with views of the golf course, or riverside residences with sights of boats and amazing sunsets along the Waccamaw. Easy access to the Hagley boat landing and the Intracoastal Waterway and the south causeway to Pawleys Island only a few minutes' drive away makes this waterside community a great place to call home. Homesites range from $89,000 - $975,000 and Homes range from $205,000 to $989,000.

This private gated community on Pawleys Mainland is home to the lovely Heritage Golf club and is located along the Waccamaw River. Owners enjoy an owners clubhouse with swimming pool, children's playground and Har-Tru tennis courts, as well as a riverfront marina with boat ramps and boat storage. Properties range from patio homes to lovely riverfront residences and sizes in between. Homesites range from $150,000 - $295,000 and homes from $379,000 - $1,895,000.

Few other areas in America contain more history or charm than Georgetown, South Carolina. From its earliest beginnings as the probable site of the first European settlement in North America in 1526, to its present status as a vibrant and gracious city of 9,000, Georgetown has long been known for its warm hospitality and Southern charm. The third oldest city in South Carolina, following Charleston and Beaufort, Georgetown was founded in 1729 and became an official port of entry in 1732. Prior to this, all foreign exports and imports had to pass through Charleston. Duties and the added freight had to be paid there. With the designation of Georgetown as a port of entry, the area's merchants and planters could deal directly with all ports, bypassing Charleston. 

Located east of Highway 17 between the Maryville Bridge to the South and the LH Siau Bridge to the North East. The downtown area includes a mix of homes from the 1700s to more newly constructed homes as well as river-front condominiums. All properties are a short walk to shopping and dining on Front Street and the Harborwalk along the Sampit River. Other neighborhood areas in close proximity to downtown proper are Willowbank and Country Club Estates which offer charming homes tucked beneath moss covered live oaks and occasional marsh front views.Current prices range from $160,000 - $1,490,000.

A charming enclave of homes and homesites right on the creek and marsh. This is Murrells Inlet at its best! Creek front homesites available from $289,900. Minutes to numerous seafood restaurants and the popular Marshwalk. Close to marinas, championship golf, beaches, shopping and area attractions. 

Just 2/10 (two/tenths) of a mile west of Salt Creek, one of Murrells Inlet’s notable restaurants. Inlet Palms is truly in the center of everything. You will be no more than 2 miles away from anywhere in Murrells Inlet from your home. Easy access to Bypass 17. From the Mid $100s

This popular, moderately priced neighborhood in the Georgetown Area has its own elementary school.The area has many mature trees and larger lots.

Homes range from $118,000 - $202,000.

Located at the rear of Kensington is this gated community of only 14 large homesites ranging in size from 1.5 to 4 acres. Owners enjoy a private community dock and boat ramp along the Black River. Homesites range in price from $399,000 - $525,000.

Bordered and protected on the North by Huntington State Park and in the South by Hobcaw Barony, both home to largest wildlife sanctuaries, our very special community offers homeowners, visitors and vacationers a lifestyle built around beach activities, tennis, golf at one of three major golf courses, a private water park for children on the grounds, walking, biking and hiking paths which extend for miles through some of the loveliest southern marshlands. Just three miles away is Brookgreen Gardens, the largest outdoor sculpture garden in the world. This is truly a unique community, with planned development and careful decisions on how to balance progress and a bountiful natural resource.

This popular residential community surrounds the Litchfield Country Club golf course. Club members enjoy dining, swimming pool, golf and tennis. This neighborhood is just minutes from Litchfield Beach. Homes range from $210,000 $484,900 and lots from $89,000- $149,800.

Reminiscent of its life as a thriving coastal rice plantation, the oak laden lane leads you to the main house, now a charming Inn, for visitors to rest. Tucked in off to the sides are traditional southern style communities/homes offering the same nostalgia.

Boasting one of the area's most beautiful azalea lined avenue of oaks, this historic plantation was originally developed for residential use in the 1970's. Now a private gated residential community, Litchfield Plantation offers lovely wooded homesites, some with views of the historic ricefields, existing and new homes as well as townhouses, and villas. Amenities include the Pawleys Island Beach Club House for owners, and on-site swimming pool and 60 slip on-site marina as well as membership to the exclusive Carriage House Club for fine dining. Homesites range in price from $149,000-$995,000, villas range from $235,000-$589,000 and homes from $749,000-$1,195,000.

Just across the Sampit river bridge from downtown Georgetown, the Maryville area has an elementary school and combines moderately priced neighborhoods with riverfront and plantation estates. Some homes in this area have views of and/or access to beautiful Winyah Bay. Right across the bridge on Highway 17 South from downtown Georgetown into the Maryville area is the newly constructed Carroll Ashmore Campbell Marine Complex. The Maryville Elementary School is a few blocks away and locally owned restaurants give this area a hometown flair. Homesites are available from $395,000 - $415,000 and homes range from $82,500 - $289,000.

Murrells Inlet is a small fishing town in Georgetown County, South Carolina, United States that is considered to be the "Seafood Capital of South Carolina". The population was 5,519 at the 2000 census. It was once primarily a fishing village, but has grown substantially in modern time, along with the rest of the Grand Strand into a popular tourist and retirement location. It is most known for Restaurant Row a cluster of award-winning seafood and barbecue restaurants on its Main Street. There is also a local island in the inlet named Goat Island. West of Highway 17 is the large Prince Creek area with numerous townhome and single family neighborhoods offering expansive homeowner activity complexes with pools, ball fields, tennis courts,playgrounds and cookout pavillions. In the midst of Prince Creek is the Myrtle Beach area's only TPC Golf Club. Many other single family homes and townhome communities are located around and beyond this newly developed area of Murrells Inlet.

Business Highway 17 runs through the heart of this old fishing village, lined on the east by aromatic tidal and salt marsh creeks. The otherwise fast-paced thoroughfare meanders under ancient oaks by numerous unique seafood restaurants, ranging from old, weathered, time-honored culinary jewels and those with third generation chefs and proprietors to more recent dining establishments with troubadours to delight evening diners. Founded in the late eighteenth century by a Captain Morrall, Murrells Inlet has supplied the Waccamaw Neck with fresh seafood for over 200 years. Fleets of deep-sea fishing boats lie at anchor here and journey daily to the Gulf Stream, bringing an abundance of offshore delicacies. Just off Murrells Inlet lies Drunken Jack Island, where, according to local legend, a pirate was accidentally marooned with no provisions save his shipmates' excess rum supply. Months later, when the ship returned to load up the rum cargo, all the crew found was case after empty rum case, spent rum bottles all along the shore, and the bleached bones of poor Jack. The treasure of Blackbeard is also reputed to be buried here. 

Murrells Inlet is a small fishing town in Georgetown County, South Carolina, United States that is considered to be the "Seafood Capital of South Carolina". The population was 5,519 at the 2000 census. It was once primarily a fishing village, but has grown substantially in modern time, along with the rest of the Grand Strand into a popular tourist and retirement location. It is most known for Restaurant Row a cluster of award-winning seafood and barbecue restaurants on its Main Street. There is also a local island in the inlet named Goat Island.

Located beside the Tournament Players Club (TPC) of Myrtle Beach, Oak Hampton is an affordable residential community offering many home plans to choose from 1250 sq/ft and up. Starting from the mid $100s.

Pawleys Island is a town in Georgetown County, South Carolina, United States, and the Atlantic coast barrier island on which the town sits. The population was 138 at the 2000 census.[3] The post office address also includes an unincorporated area on the mainland adjacent to the island, which includes a commercial district along the Ocean Highway (US Route 17) and a residential area between the highway and the Waccamaw River. The island is on the southern end of The Grand Strand and is one of the oldest resort areas of the US East Coast. The town of Pawleys Island, though, is only on the island. The island lies off the Waccamaw Neck, a long, narrow peninsula between the ocean and the river. The island is connected to the mainland by two bridges, the North Causeway and the South Causeway. At the southern tip of the island is a public beach access area.

This beautiful, narrow island -- which stretches four miles long -- is tagged as "the oldest seaside resort in America." Charming, historic homes date back to the late 1700's or early 1800's and still posses their original quaintness.

Pawleys Island, South Carolina, situated 70 miles north of Charleston and 25 miles south of Myrtle Beach, is known as one of the oldest summer resorts on the East Coast. The families of rice planters who owned plantations on the nearby rivers first settled Pawleys Island in the early 1700's. The planters knew that it was unhealthy for their families to remain on the rivers during the summer and that the seashore was much healthier. Even though they didn't know about malaria in the 1700's, they knew enough to get away! They moved their families, horses, cows, bedding, provisions and furniture to Pawleys in May of each year, where they remained until the first frost in November! From this leisurely existence has developed the charm of Pawleys that still remains. Also still remaining are 12 residences in the historic district, which date from the late 1700's to the mid 1800's. Pawleys continues to be known for its shoeless, carefree, laid-back life style, which includes crabbing in the adjacent creeks, fishing, the stories of ghosts, the rope hammocks and the pristine, unsophisticated, casual, delightful stretch of wide beach and sand dunes.

Boasting a Jack Nicklaus signature golf course, this beautiful gated community is located just off Highway 17 south of Pawleys Island. In addition to terrific golf, club members enjoy several dining options at the clubhouse, tennis courts and a swimming pool overlooking the marsh. Homes range from $315,000- $899,000. Homesites range from $123,000-$868,000 and Villas from $149,000-$408,000.

Pawleys Plantation is the perfect place to enjoy a masterful golf or family vacation. Conveniently located 25 miles south of Myrtle Beach and approximately one hour from Charleston, Pawleys Plantation delivers the finest of coastal South Carolina atmosphere and recreational opportunities. Georgetown, the state's second oldest seaport, is 8 miles south of Pawleys Plantation and offers guests its rich history showcased in land and waterway tours. This quaint southern town is ideal for antiquing, shopping and dining in quaint Harborwalk restaurants.

Located between Waccamaw Elementary and High Schools, with access from Waverly Road and Kings River Road, Pawleys Retreat consists of primarily single family homes but offers a few villas as well. Several large ponds are popular for fresh water fishing. Homes range from $229,500- $389,000.

This exclusive gated community between DeBordieu and Pawleys Island, extends from the Waccamaw River, across Highway 17 to the Atlantic Ocean. Owners enjoy private beach access, a casual clubhouse for gathering at the pool, tennis courts and a private marina on the river. Available homesites range in size from one half to 11 acres with prices ranging from near $425,000 to over $1,000,000. Homes range from $1,200,000 to $3,000,000.

Prince George, a unspoiled, 1,900-acre, gated community in Pawleys Island SC, extends across highway 17 and consist of an ocean community and a riverfront community. Comprised of former ricefields and abandoned hunting estates, the landscape is etched with an myriad of tidal creeks and wetlands that rise and fall with the ocean tides, the real estate for sale in Prince George offers prospective buyers and opportunity to live where the natural the beauty reigns supreme. Price George is located in the historic lower Waccamaw Neck. Prince George Ocean and Prince George River property owners are proud of their award winning eco-friendly neighborhood. The real estate in this part of Pawleys Island is enveloped by an myriad of thriving wildlife living near water and within the acres of the untouched forests. 

Ricefields is conveniently located along Kings River Road near Waccamaw High School and borders the ricefields of the Waccamaw River. Owners enjoy a community swimming pool, boat ramp to the river and walking trails along the once abundant ricefields. Homes range from $299,000 to $995,000.

Located near the southwestern area of Litchfield Country Club, The River Club is a private gated community offering homesites, townhouses and single family homes. Residents enjoy on-site swimming pool and optional beach access through Litchfield by the Sea. Homes range from $289,000 to $575,000, homesites from $79,500 - $178,500, and townhouses from $171,000 to $237,500.

TPC of Myrtle Beach adds another world-class distinction with the opening of Players Village, a brand new gated community unlike anything else in the area. Meticulously integrated near and along the course, Players Village is built with the golfer in mind. From our spacious four-bedroom floor plans to our inviting centrally located kitchens to our cathedral ceiling balconies and close proximity to the award-winning TPC golf course, Players Village is a hole in one from top to bottom.

The Pinnacle at South Inlet is a live and work community bringing a modern sensibility to residential opportunities in the mossy, marsh-edged town of Murrells Inlet. There are cottage-styled family suites with street level offices, and individual multi-use shops. From the $300’s.

The Reserve at Litchfield is a 700-acre gated community in South Carolina is situated in one of the premier locations on the Waccamaw Neck. Complete South Carolina housing development with 24-hour security The Reserve has single-family, multi-family and new property estate development. You can select from the sub-communities of Vintage at The Reserve or Huntington Mews. Or choose a 2+ acre South Carolina lot with oak trees with custom built homes and plenty of secluded space in The Island Estates. Each area has its own distinct flavor and neighborhood feeling. The Reserve South Carolina land development has private beach and river access and miles of picturesque walking/ biking trails. 

This private gated community in Litchfield is home to the Reserve Golf Club and the Harbor Club Marina, which offers wet and dry dock boat storage and access to the Waccamaw River. Residents also have optional access to the beach through Litchfield by the Sea. A mix of homesites range from 1/2 acre to 5+ acres, some with golf views. Also available are golf cottages, Huntington Mews Villas and the Harbor Club Villas. Homes and villas start around $419,900- $1,295,000 and homesites range from $139,000 to $899,000.

Originally developed by Centex Homes, this neighborhood lies amidst the Tradition Club Golf Course. Owners enjoy the swimming pool and tennis courts as well as optional beach access through Litchfield by the Sea. Homes range in price from $249,000 to $569,000.

True Blue is a condominium community mingled amid the award winning True Blue Golf Course, ranked #38 Best in the US by Golf Links Magazine. For years True Blue Golf Plantation was known as one of the hardest golf course in the Myrtle Beach area. Designer Mike Strantz was given few restrictions, and he chose to run with it, building one brute of a round of golf. True Blue was marketed as "Golf's Heaven and Hell" in its first two years on the map. And though the course has been softened in recent years to make it more duffer friendly, True Blue retains much of its initial bite. The first four and last four holes are some of the toughest in the areas, though in between there's a small respite from the beating True Blue is capable of handing even the seasoned golfer. Ultimately, True Blue is a solid option for mid to low handicappers on a Myrtle Beach golf trip. 

Owners enjoy swimming pools, tennis courts, miles of walking area and discounted golf rates at True Blue and Caledonia Golf Clubs. Three styles of condominiums include villa and multi-level living. This community is nestled in between the river and the ocean with quick and public access to both. Prices range from $124,500-$244,000.

Wachesaw Plantation was once the site of two 19th-century rice plantations located on the edge of the Waccamaw River near Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Today, Wachesaw Plantation is a private residential golf community. Much care has been taken to preserve the historic nature of this community, with its ongoing archaeological research and restoration. Amenities in Wachesaw Plantation include the 18-hole championship golf course designed by Tom Fazio, dining, lighted tennis courts, and a swimming pool complex. 

The first private equity golf course community in Murrells Inlet, Wachesaw Plantation is situated along the Waccamaw River. Centered around the acclaimed Tom Fazio designed golf course, this community features traditional and low country styled homes. The club offers golf, swimming, tennis and dining at the riverfront Kimbels Restaurant. Homebuyers may select from golf course or wooded homesites or homes, as well as the Carriage Run Cottages, Oak Grove Duplex Cottages or the riverfront Governor's Landing Villas. Homesites range in price from $156,000 - $269,000, villas from $269,000 - $475,000 and homes from $269,000 - $787,000.

Just 20 minutes south of Myrtle Beach, Wachesaw Plantation East is situated in the scenic fishing village of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. This Scottish-designed, 18-hole championship golf course was built on the site of a former rice plantation. Beautiful freshwater lakes and tranquil marshlands provide the perfect setting for golfers of all skill levels.

These three neighborhoods off of Kings River Road are convenient to Waccamaw Elementary and High schools, and offer primarily one acre homesites. All Rossdhu residents enjoy river access from their private canal off the Waccamaw River. All Waverly owners have access to a community boat ramp and some enjoy canal front locations with direct access to the Waccamaw River. Home prices begin at $895,000.

One of Litchfield's first private gated golf communities, Willbrook features the Willbrook golf course. Single family homes, patio homes and homesites are available. Owners enjoy an exclusive clubhouse with swimming pool as well as optional beach access through Litchfield by the Sea. Homes range from $375,000- $698,000 and homesites range from $220,000 - $615,000.