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The very best communities in North Myrtle Beach

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Whether you are a young professional looking to acquire an asset, someone looking to enjoy their golden years in retirement, Myrtle Beach, S.C., is a fantastic place to consider.

That being said, if you are looking at real estate in Myrtle Beach SC, you are going to want to know that you are focusing on only the best communities and neighborhoods.  While all of these options offer different amenities and styles of living, they are all deeply beautiful and truly wonderful to live in.

One thing to keep in mind is that with many of these communities, the HOA fees are fairly low and offer comprehensive lawn maintenance, street upkeep, as well as management of any ponds, parks, pools and golf courses that exist within your community.

With all that being said, here are the very best neighborhoods in North Myrtle Beach.

Barefoot Resort

Home to four of the most iconic golf courses in the Grand Strand, Barefoot Resorts is the peak of luxury in North Myrtle Beach. Barefoot Resort sits on 2300-plus acres of land. There are 12 single family home and 17 condo and townhome communities.

More options are being built by the day as well.

The community offers a large marina, a large salt-water pool, luxurious shopping complex, as well as private pools and clubhouses.

Overall, there are approximately 5000 homes in Barefoot Resort.

North Beach Plantation

This 60-acre master-planned community is as beautiful as it is unique. This community includes two luxury oceanfront towers as well as miles of townhomes, patio homes, condos, and single-family homes.

The community itself stretches from the oceanfront to Highway 17. In fact, it is directly adjacent to the aforementioned Barefoot resort.

When it comes to prices, they range from several hundred thousand to over one million for homes.

Tidewater Plantation

This is another fantastic option that offers a top tier golf course. Locate right in the Cherry Grove section of North Myrtle Beach, the Tidewater Golf Course has been ranked as one of the very finest by none other than both Golf Digest and Golf Magazine. If you’re looking to spend your time on the links, and a lot of it, there might be no better option on this list (though honestly all of them offer amazing golfing.

Tidewater Plantation is both gated and secure, with all six neighborhoods in the subdivision offering elegant single-family home living. On top of that, residents can also choose from five different condo and townhome communities.

Seabrook Plantation

This is one of North Myrtle Beach’s newest subdivision communities. The homes in this community have an average price of about $400,000 and come with tons of features to consider.

The builder worked in partnership with Amazon to produce homes that are completely WiFi certified and controlled. This means that these homes are about as smart as it gets.

Beyond that, the Seabrook Plantation features five lakes, a 4900 square foot oceanfront amenity center, access to Tidewater Golf Course, and more.

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