This gated community on the extreme southern tip of the Garden City peninsula has it all. Round-the-clock security ensures privacy and safety, while a wide selection of oceanfront and channelfront properties, most with protected deepwater dockage, promise something for everyone. The secluded beach offers one of the Grand Strand's best shelling areas, while the sheltered inlet waters are perfect for swimming, fishing or kayaking.

Condos, condos, and more condos in a variety of styles, locations, features, floorplans and prices. Architecturally pleasing and wonderfully enhanced by its luscious landscaping. Uniquely and beautifully created offering something to meet everyone's desires and needs. Be it oceanfront, oceanview, marsh view or lake view, Litchfield By the Sea has it all. Single family, duplex, one story or more ideal for permanent living, 2nd home, or an investment property all within its gates. Litchfield By the Sea is superbly located and offers various recreational opportunities with its pools, tennis courts, lakes, fishing and has a beach second to none!

Marsh Point offers marshfront living in beautiful Litchfield/Pawleys Island, SC. Located on the east side of Highway 17 is this single family home community. Marsh Point offers a collection of beautiful new homes with various floorplans and sizes in a unique environment. Conviently located.

Affordable Living. Priceless Surroundings. Located east of Hwy 17 in Litchfield/Pawleys Island is a new condominium complex. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath and extraordinary views. Near a first class health club, golf courses, beach just around the corner, and close to all life's necessities. It's no wonder some fortunate residents are calling "The Landings" home!

Golfing legend Jack Nickalus designed a challenging golf course out of the naturally beautiful land at Pawleys Plantation in Pawleys Island, SC. Behind the gates at Pawleys Plantation is an opportunity to own a single family home or homesite to a villa that can be used for a permanent or a second home. Wonderful dining opportunities abound in the casual, elegant Pawleys Plantation Golf Clubhouse, and a well-known golf school is offered on site to improve your game. The property owners are provided tennis courts and a swimming pool for their use and enjoyment. Convenient to Pawleys Plantation and only a short drive is beach access, unique stores for shopping, medical facilities, and various restaurants offering seafood, steaks, Italian cuisine to casual dining.

Awaiting at Heritage Plantation in Pawleys Island, SC, is southern charm and natural beauty. Huge, three hundred year old moss-drapped live oaks, lakes, rice fields and the Waccamaw River add to its ambience. A low density residential neighborhood of only single family homes and lots (both patio and estate homes and lots) has been created for Heritage Plantation homeowners along with a Homeowner's Clubhouse featuring swimming facilities and tennis courts. Homeowners have access to a private marina and boat ramp on the Waccamaw River/Intracoastal Waterway as well as a sought after championship golf course and an unforgetable Southern style golf course clubhouse. Heritage Plantation is tucked away yet conveniently located to unique shops, medical facilities, restaurants, and beach facilities. Definitely, Heritage Plantation is a place to call home!

Discover RIVERWOOD, a most unique opportunity providing convenience without compromise. Desirable 3 bedroom, 2 bath condominium home offers plenty of space. Choose a downstairs unit all on one level or the second floor unit with its own private entrance door on the first floor. In a pre-construction unit, various options and floorplans are offered from expanded great rooms, sunrooms, 2 very large bedrooms instead of 3, to garden tubs with jets, cabinet choices, hardwood floors or carpet colors. Riverwood has its own pool, clubhouse, and tennis court along with 2 lakes on site ready to be enjoyed by its residents. Riverwood is adjacent to the Wachesaw Plantation East golf course and conveniently located to shopping, restaurants, medical, and beach. When the best is important choose RIVERWOOD! The value is there. Priced $83,900-$97,900 depending upon the view.

Wachesaw Plantation is one of the premier golf club communities on the East Coast. Located just minutes south of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in Murrells Inlet near Litchfield Beach and Pawleys Island, is a private community situated upon an historic plantation over-looking the scenic Waccamaw River. Wachesaw Plantation East is a gated community with 24 hour security being developed around the Wachesaw East Golf Course, a highly rated 18 hole facility located in Murrells Inlet, SC. Various housing opportunities are offered including single family homes, patio homes, Grand Villas, townhomes, condos, as well as single family lots to build your own dream home.

Discover the beauty and charm of Garden City located just 8 miles south of Myrtle Beach. You'll find endless stretches of sandy beaches and the sounds & smells of the ocean. The salt water marshes are teaming with crab, shrimp, oysters and fish. Whatever you do, you can't help but relax as the warm ocean breezes caress the landscape of the South Grand Strand.

As the state's third oldest city, Georgetown dates back to 1729 when the town was laid out by Elisha Screven. The four-by-eight block grid is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

This area is bordered by Wood, Church, Meeting and Front Streets, with Front Street running alongside the Sampit River.

A bustling seaport in colonial times, tall masted sailing ships laden with goods from Europe docked here and left with the trade products of the lowcountry - indigo in the mid 1700's and rice, cotton and lumber in later years

Since the 1700's the white sandy beaches of Pawleys Island and Litchfield have been a favorite destination of many generations. This "barefoot paradise" encompasses a strip of land bordered on the west by the Intracoastal Waterway/Waccamaw River. Historic Georgetown is only 10 miles south, while the bright neon lights of Myrtle Beach are 20 minutes north. Let the major event of the day be strolling the uncrowded, wide beaches, or spend the day at Brookgreen Gardens, the finest collection of outdoor sculpture and botanical gardens in the world. 

 Indoor and outdoor tennis is available along with health and fitness facilities.  Shopping and restaurants are unsurpassed!

 Once you visit the area, you might decide to call it home

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 many 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.

You'll never forget your dining experience in Murrells Inlet and quickly realize how it has come to be known as the "Seafood Capital" of South Carolina.

Myrtle Beach is the largest of the Grand Strand's beaches, the most developed and probably the most well-known. The area has been billed the Seaside Golf Capital of the World, the Campground Capital of the World and the Miniature Golf Capital of the World. In February of 1994, Myrtle Beach was rated the second "Hottest New Destination" in Destinations magazine. Everyone knows, Myrtle Beach's most enviable attraction is still the grand Atlantic. But there are so many other things to do the shoreline is by no means the only attraction. In addition to shopping, amusement parks, miniature golf, water parks, waterway cruises, and golf, there's an absolute frenzy of theaters climbing skyward.

Pawleys Island claims to be the oldest resort area in America. Whether or not that's true, early vacationers were distinguished. South Carolina Lowcountry was home to the most affluent planters on the continent. They didn't grow tobacco, or even cotton. Rice and indigo (used for a blue dye) were the crops of choice. To escape the heat and malaria of their mainland plantations, the rice royalty moved their families to cottages on Pawleys Island for the summer. Remarkably, some of the cottages are still in use. Nine of them comprise the Pawleys Island "Historic District". There are homes on the rest of the narrow island but no stores. Many homes are used, just as in the planters' days, by summer dwellers.

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