Myrtle Beach
Discover the hidden treasures of South Carolina’s coastline as we explore the charm and beauty of some of the state’s most beloved beach towns.
Mount Pleasant
With strong suburban roots, Mount Pleasant offers convenience to neighboring towns such as Sullivan’s Island and Isle of Palms. Mount Pleasant itself is a hub for coastal cuisine and outdoor activities, with a charming downtown area that adds to its appeal. The Old Village Historic District is a favorite among visitors, offering a delightful mix of eateries, specialty shops, and historic sites along the harbor. Top neighborhoods like Dunes West, Old Village, and Carolina Park provide residents with golfing amenities, historic attractions, and a strong sense of community. The town’s real estate market is moderately competitive, with homes selling for a median price of $879,000 after an average of 52 days on the market in June, per Redfin.
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Hilton Head Island
Home to beautiful beaches such as Coligny Beach Park, Burkes Beach, and Folly Field, Hilton Head Island is a haven for those seeking sun and sand. The island offers areas for a variety of outdoor activities, including golfing and horseback riding. Also, Shelter Cove Harbour & Marina serves as a central hub for shopping and dining. Neighborhoods like Sea Pines and Palmetto Dunes are particularly sought after for their upscale homes and close proximity to world-class golf courses and recreational facilities. As of June, homes in Hilton Head Island sold for a median price just north of $753,000 and remained on the market for an average of 50 days, showing a moderately competitive scene, according to Redfin.
Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach, boasting 60 miles of pristine coastline, is a vibrant destination known for its oceanfront properties, lively entertainment scene, and numerous golf courses. The downtown area is seeing exciting developments, including the upcoming Arts and Innovation District, which will create a pedestrian-friendly environment that celebrates the city’s artistic and cultural contributions. In June, Redfin reported a median home sale price of $317,500, with homes selling after 94 days on average, indicating a relaxed market.
Isle of Palms
Lavish condos and eateries line the pristine beaches of Isle of Palms, making it one of South Carolina’s most exclusive beach towns. Situated between the Intercoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean, neighborhoods along Palmetto Drive and Palm Boulevard feature multi-million-dollar homes with close proximity to world-class golf courses, restaurants, and the private amenities of Wild Dunes Resort. Based on Redfin data from June, the real estate market is not very competitive, with a median home sale price of nearly $1.7 million and homes selling after 98 days on average.
Kiawah Island
Just 25 miles from Charleston, Kiawah Island is a luxurious escape known for its exquisite beaches and top-tier golf courses, including The Ocean Course. Cassique, East Beach, and West Beach are among the island’s top neighborhoods, offering residents access to boardwalks winding through natural dunes and shops. With homes selling for a median price of $2.1 million and remaining on the market for an average of 92 days, Redfin data from June indicates low competition in the real estate scene.
Sullivan’s Island
With 2.5 miles of beachfront along the Atlantic Ocean, Sullivan’s Island is a serene retreat steeped in history. The island is home to historic landmarks, art galleries, and waterfront parks. Middle Street, the island’s main thoroughfare, is lined with multi-million-dollar homes that provide easy access to live music, fine dining, and sports courts. Redfin data from June reveals that the real estate market is not very competitive, sharing a median home sale price of about $4.9 million and that the average homes go pending in about 89 days.
