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Seagate Village

A Market Common address for a quarter of the Market Common price.

Seagate Village is the original 1958 neighborhood tucked between Myrtle Beach State Park and The Market Common in Myrtle Beach SC, on tree and bird-named streets: Spruce Drive, Juniper Drive, Sweetgum Street, Pelican Avenue, Otter Street, Hemlock Avenue, Redwood Avenue and a dozen more.

The homes are brick one-story units built as housing for the old Myrtle Beach Air Force Base, and they are titled as condominiums even though they live like small single-family homes with their own yards, carports and storage sheds. They sell in the $200,000s, about a mile from the beach, in a district where almost nothing else trades under $350,000.

Homes for Sale$199,000 to $279,900, with five listed

Recent Sales33 in the last year, from $175,000 to $342,000

Home SizeAbout 1,040 to 2,070 sq ft

HOAAbout $393 a month

Homes For Sale in Seagate Village

Five are listed, from $199,000 to $279,900. Thirty-three sold over the last twelve months, from $175,000 to $342,000, averaging $249,279 or $194 a square foot over 111 days. Few Market Common neighborhoods turn over that many homes, and none other gives a buyer under $250,000 real choice.

The price spread comes down to renovation. These are all 1958 homes of a similar size, so what separates a $199,000 unit from a $342,000 one is what has been done inside: new kitchens, quartz counters, luxury vinyl plank, updated baths, and in the more valuable units a second full bathroom rather than the original bath and a half.

Count the bathrooms and read the renovation list before you compare two prices here. A three-bedroom with two full baths is a genuinely different product from the standard plan, and it is priced that way.

Living in Seagate Village

The location is the whole argument. Seagate Village sits between Myrtle Beach State Park and the Market Common village, about a mile from the sand, and you can take a golf cart to the beach, the grocery store, the restaurants and the movie theater. Golf carts are allowed. The lots are mature and shaded in a way the newer neighborhoods will not be for decades.

Under $300,000

The only part of Market Common where homes regularly trade in the $200,000s.

Exterior and Yard Included

The association maintains the outside of your home and the lawn.

A Mile from the Beach

Between Myrtle Beach State Park and the village, with golf cart access to both.

Homes are brick, single story, on slab, with carports, storage sheds and private back yards. Most are three bedrooms with one and a half or two baths. Seagate Village is zoned for Myrtle Beach Elementary, Myrtle Beach Middle and Myrtle Beach High School.

Seagate Village HOA

The fee averages about $393 a month and ranges from roughly $200 to $500 depending on the unit. It is high next to the single-family neighborhoods, but it is doing far more work: it covers water, sewer, trash, insurance, pest control, the exterior of your home and the yard maintenance, and on many units cable as well.

Before comparing that figure to a $96 fee elsewhere in Market Common, add up what you would pay separately for water, sewer, trash, lawn care and exterior upkeep. The gap closes quickly. What you should confirm is exactly which items your specific unit's fee includes, because they vary across the association.

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Every Seagate Village home for sale, from the local MLS. These are titled as condominiums, so the searches below use the condo category.

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Why Buyers Choose Seagate Village

Seagate Village is how people get into Market Common who otherwise could not. A mile from the beach, a golf cart ride to everything, in the $200,000s, with the exterior and the yard taken care of. For a first home, a second home or a downsize, nothing else in this part of Myrtle Beach comes close on price.

Know what you are buying. These are 1958 homes titled as condos, so financing works differently than it does on a single-family house and you will want a lender who has done Seagate before. Condition varies enormously unit to unit, the fee varies too, and a hundred and eleven days on market tells you buyers are being selective. Get the fee schedule and the association documents early, and compare renovated against unrenovated rather than treating the neighborhood as one price.

For more information about Homes For Sale in Seagate Village or to schedule a showing please call or text Ashley DeLong, Realtor® at (843) 685-3191 today!

Frequently Asked Questions About Seagate Village

How much are homes in Seagate Village?

Five are listed from $199,000 to $279,900. Thirty-three sold over the last twelve months from $175,000 to $342,000, averaging $249,279 or $194 a square foot.

Is Seagate Village a condo or a single-family neighborhood?

The homes are titled as condominiums, but they live like small single-family homes: detached brick one-story houses with their own yards, carports and storage sheds. Because of the title, they search under the condo category in the MLS and they finance differently.

What is the HOA fee in Seagate Village?

It averages about $393 a month and ranges from roughly $200 to $500 by unit. It covers water, sewer, trash, insurance, pest control, the exterior of the home and the yard, and on many units cable.

Why is the Seagate Village HOA so high?

Because it replaces bills you would otherwise pay separately. Water, sewer, trash, lawn care, exterior maintenance and insurance are all inside the fee, which is not true of the single-family neighborhoods in Market Common.

When was Seagate Village built?

In 1958, as housing for the old Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. It is the oldest neighborhood in the Market Common district.

Where is Seagate Village?

Between Myrtle Beach State Park and The Market Common village in Myrtle Beach SC, about a mile from the beach, on Spruce Drive, Juniper Drive, Sweetgum Street, Pelican Avenue, Otter Street and neighboring streets.