Live on the Strand

Grand Strand neighborhood guides

Myrtle Beach through Pawleys Island, written by Lane Sherman of Sherman Beach Group for buyers who want more than a zip-code filter.

Myrtle Beach

The heartbeat of the Grand Strand, oceanfront high-rises, Market Common walkability, and established neighborhoods from the Dunes to Grande Dunes.

A quieter, more residential stretch of the Strand. Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive, Crescent Beach, and Windy Hill with a strong local community.

The northern tip of North Myrtle Beach, inlet, pier, and some of the Strand’s most sought-after oceanfront cottages and condos.

Historic river town and Horry County seat, more house for the money, strong schools, and an easy drive to the beach.

The seafood capital of South Carolina. MarshWalk energy, inlet living, and a calmer lifestyle south of Myrtle Beach.

Arrogantly shabby. Historic island cottages, Litchfield Beach, and some of the most refined Lowcountry real estate on the Strand.

The family beach, a small-town oceanfront between Myrtle Beach and Garden City with cottages, second-row homes, and mid-rise condos.

Master-planned living west of the beach. New construction, golf, shopping, and primary-home communities with room to grow.

Waterway living at the north end of the Strand. Marinas, seafood, and an easy hop to North Myrtle Beach or Calabash.

A laid-back oceanfront community between Surfside and Murrells Inlet. Piers, cottages, and a loyal second-home following.