Homes for Sale in Conway SC

Horry County Seat · On the Waccamaw River

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Conway SC

The relaxed Southern town most portrayed in movies, its streets lined with towering live oak trees cascading with moss.

Situated just west of the Carolina Forest area of Myrtle Beach is the charming river town of Conway, South Carolina, the seat of Horry County and the largest town inland from the beach.

Situated northeast of the Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge and a few minutes northwest of Myrtle Beach, this astonishing community boasts stunning historical buildings, pristine Waccamaw River views, and a lively downtown area. Conway's vibrant downtown includes small shops, mouthwatering bistros, beautiful boardwalks, a community theatre, and a charming array of boutiques and gift shops.

Homes for SaleAbout $165,000 to $2.4 million

Most Homes$200,000 to $450,000

New ConstructionFrom the high $200,000s

Conway SC Real Estate

Conway is where the money goes furthest in Horry County. Homes for sale in Conway SC run from about $165,000 for an older cottage near downtown to $2.4 million for a riverfront estate, and the great majority of what is on the market sits between $200,000 and $450,000: three- and four-bedroom homes of 1,300 to 2,300 square feet, a large share of them new construction in the subdivisions along Highway 90, Highway 501 and Highway 905. The same money that buys a two-bedroom condo at the beach buys a new four-bedroom house with a yard here.

Above $450,000 the market thins out and changes character. That is where you find the larger homes in Wild Wing Plantation and the newer golf and lake neighborhoods, and from about $700,000 up, Conway's real specialty: homes on acreage and on the Waccamaw River, along Lees Landing Circle, Pitch Landing, Long Avenue Extension and the country roads west and south of town, with 3,000 to 6,500 square feet on lots the beach communities cannot offer at any price.

Home buyers looking to relocate to Conway can choose from turn of the century Southern homes with requisite shady porches to newly built homes covering all price points. Houses for sale in Conway SC range anywhere from 1,200 to over 4,000 square feet. Buy a home in this charming community and experience the lively and convenient environment Conway is so well-known for.

Homes for Sale Near Conway SC

Most new homes near Conway are going up along the Highway 90 corridor between town and the beach, ten minutes from the ocean by Highway 22. The established golf and 55-plus communities sit closer to Highway 501.

Property for Sale in Conway SC

Conway is also where buyers go for land. Property for sale in Conway SC includes acreage along Highway 813, Highway 65 and Pauley Swamp Road, riverfront lots and homes on the Waccamaw and its landings, and farms and homesteads on the country roads toward Aynor and Galivants Ferry. If you want room for a workshop, horses, a dock or simply distance from the neighbors, Conway is the only part of the Myrtle Beach area where that is still available within a short drive of the coast.

One of the Oldest Towns in South Carolina

Conway contains a rich history dating back to the 18th century. Known as one of the oldest towns in South Carolina, Conway was founded in 1732 as a section of Robert Johnson’s “Kings Town”. Conway has a variety of historic ties to the American Revolution as the famous Francis Marion had a military camp near Conway, just across the Waccamaw River.

Founded 1732

One of the oldest towns in South Carolina, with ties to the American Revolution.

Waccamaw Riverfront

River views, boardwalks and the Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge nearby.

A College Town

Coastal Carolina University brings sporting events and college town amenities.

Getting Around from Conway

The community of Conway’s close proximity to major travel routes like US 378, US 17, US 701, and US 501 give residents easy access to anywhere in the state including the exciting cities of Myrtle Beach and Charleston, South Carolina. Highway 22 and Highway 90 put the beach about ten to twenty minutes away depending on where in Conway you live. In addition to excellent travel routes, Conway also provides residents with reliable public transportation like the Coastal Regional Transit Bus System and the Myrtle Beach airport.

Dining, Shopping & Coastal Carolina University

Conway’s residents enjoy a variety of dining and shopping locations including places like Rivertown Bistro, the Crafty Rooster, and the nearby Tanger Outlets in Carolina Forest. Coastal Carolina University calls Conway home, with sporting events and numerous college town amenities.

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Why Buyers Choose Conway

Conway offers something the beach communities cannot: a genuine historic downtown, mature live oaks, and river frontage, at prices that stretch further than the same money would on the coast. A new four-bedroom home here costs what a two-bedroom condo costs at the beach, and the beach is still a short drive away.

It also suits buyers who want a town with its own life rather than a resort rhythm. The university, the theatre, the riverwalk and the downtown boutiques operate year round, not just in season.

Frequently Asked Questions About Conway

How much are homes for sale in Conway SC?

Homes for sale in Conway SC run from about $165,000 to $2.4 million. Most homes on the market are priced between $200,000 and $450,000, new construction starts in the high $200,000s, and homes on acreage or the Waccamaw River run from about $700,000 up.

Where is Conway SC?

Conway sits just west of the Carolina Forest area of Myrtle Beach, northeast of the Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge and a few minutes northwest of the coast. It is the county seat of Horry County.

How old is Conway?

Conway was founded in 1732 as a section of Robert Johnson's "Kings Town" and is known as one of the oldest towns in South Carolina. Francis Marion had a military camp near Conway, just across the Waccamaw River.

What types of homes are available in Conway?

Buyers can choose from turn of the century Southern homes with shady porches through to newly built homes across all price points, ranging from around 1,200 to over 4,000 square feet, plus homes on acreage and on the Waccamaw River.

Is Conway a good location for commuting?

Yes. Conway sits close to US 378, US 17, US 701 and US 501, giving easy access across the state including Myrtle Beach and Charleston, and Highway 22 puts the beach about ten minutes from the Highway 90 side of town. The Coastal Regional Transit Bus System and Myrtle Beach airport also serve the area.

What is there to do in downtown Conway?

Downtown Conway has small shops, bistros, boardwalks along the Waccamaw River, a community theatre, and boutiques and gift shops. Rivertown Bistro and the Crafty Rooster are among the dining options, with the Tanger Outlets in nearby Carolina Forest.

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For more information about Homes for Sale in Conway SC or to schedule a showing, Ashley DeLong can walk you through what is available, from a new build on Highway 90 to a home on the river.

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