History repeats itself at The Battery on the Waterway According to the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, in 1901 a timber and turpentine firm, the Burrough's and Collin's Company, began developing the resort potential of the Grand Strand by building the beach's first hotel - the Seaside Inn. Back then, ocean lots sold for a measly 25 bucks, … [Read more...]
They claim to dole out the perfect hand - an affordable home on the water - and Destiny Development delivers with The Bluffs, a truly spectacular deal. Residents of this Intracoastal community in Myrtle Beach reap the rewards of having played their cards right every day by living the Lowcountry life - complete with the sound of wind over water, the … [Read more...]
When it comes to deciding where to lay their heads (and wings), many seafaring birds, including the brown pelican, migrate to the most pristine environment. According to the Audubon Society, these birds serve as a beacon - moving to the beach that is the best. Our fair-weather and full-feathered friends have flocked to the Intracoastal Waterway and … [Read more...]
A Union That Will Pass The Test Of Time Incorporating the charm and sophistication of historic Charleston architecture and the energy and excitement of Myrtle Beach life, the marriage between the Waterway Palms Plantation and the Holy City is a union that will pass the test of time. Debuting on many "best of" lists, the new Myrtle Beach is a … [Read more...]
If your idea of the ideal vacation home is a nice place within walking distance of the ocean, where you can go to bed each night and wake up each morning to the soothing sound and smell of the sea, look no further than Gulfstream Cottages in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Built by Flagship Construction just a block from the Atlantic, the … [Read more...]
Carolina Forest: Feels Like Home Like the pitch, tar and turpentine that were onceharvested from the multitude of pine trees as the major industry in Horry County, this new "educational glue" flows freely in this 9,000-acre community located between Myrtle Beach and Conway, S.C. Carolina Forest points with pride to its community high … [Read more...]
The Myrtle Beach area offers its residents and visitors a huge and varied assortment of dining, entertainment, sports and recreational opportunities. Nearly 2,000 full-service restaurants adorn the glitzy Grand Strand, surrounding an array of live entertainment venues that feature music, dance, comedy and dinner shows covering the spectrum of … [Read more...]
Just as Edgar Allen Poe’s "Annabel Lee" conjures up images of picturesque, romantic, seascapes, so too does a Mediterranean style community known as Castillo del Mar in Myrtle Beach. A premier, 39-home site neighborhood in Grande Dunes, Castillo del Mar is a resort development situated between the intra-coastal waterway and the Atlantic Ocean … [Read more...]
Certain to become the Atlantic Coast’s premier destination address, Grande Dunes has introduced a truly spectacular lifestyle showcasing luxurious Mediterranean style residences, waterside championship golf, and a fabulous array of oceanfront and planned waterway resort-style amenities. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina’s most alluring natural … [Read more...]
