Why do I live/love Myrtle Beach? The Beach #1!!! White sandy beaches spanning 60 miles from Little River to Pawleys Island. Myrtle Beach has something for everyone from 1 to 100 !!! Amusements, shopping, shows, boating, and of course golf! There are over 102 courses along the Grand Strand and Myrtle Beach hosts numerous golf events including the Hootie & The Blowfish Monday After the Masters Celebrity Pro-Am. Deciding to move to the Myrtle Beach area is the easy part.... deciding what part of the beach is your challenge. Today I will start highlighting the areas starting with the north end. Little River was the first village established in Horry County. Indian Tribes called the stream Mineola, meaning “little river,” and that became its name. To read more about the history of Little River click here . Little River offers affordable housing, nearby golf, great restaurants,boating and easy access to Highway 17. Minutes...
Continuing with our travel south, the next stop is Litchfield. Established in 1978, this popular unincorporated beach community took its name from Litchfield Plantation, a rice plantation on the Waccamaw River. Quiet yet lots to do, restaurants, golf, shopping, biking, beach. Enjoy the Waccamaw Neck Bikeway that is part of the East Coast Greenway . This flat paved trail parallels US 17 from Murrell’s Inlet to Sandy Island Road near Huntington Beach State Park. By using sections of completed trail and roads with Share the Road signs, you can ride or walk from Murrell’s Inlet to Pawley’s Island. Length: 6.0 miles of continuous trail and two sections of approximately 4.0 miles. Visit Hammockcoastsc.com for more information. For more information about homes available in the Litchfield area call or email - Sue Lucas Broker Associate Re/Max Southern Shores 843-997-4595 www.suelucas.com sl1586@sccoast.net Facebook ...
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