Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos for Sale
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Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos
The ever-changing scenery of the ocean, from your backyard.
Enjoy the ultimate in relaxation while enjoying the ever-changing scenery of the Ocean from your backyard. Oceanfront condos in Myrtle Beach offer the perfect location to create memories, those which last a lifetime.
If you have ever dreamed of owning an oceanfront condo Myrtle Beach offers buyers great selection and pricing. Whether you choose to rent your Oceanfront condo for income or live in your new condo full-time, Myrtle Beach offers buyers great value and a fantastic locale.
Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos are grouped below from the most Northern part of Myrtle Beach to the South End of Myrtle Beach, making your search easier. Within each area, buildings are grouped by what their condos typically sell for: Luxury, $300K to $500K, and under $300K. If you are open to a condo off the sand as well, every condo in the city is on my Myrtle Beach Condos for Sale page.
Oceanfront CondosUnder $100,000 to about $3 million
Most Oceanfront Condos$100,000 to $300,000
On the MarketAbout 800 condos
Oceanfront Condos for Sale Myrtle Beach SC: What They Cost
Myrtle Beach has more oceanfront condos for sale than any other town on the coast, usually around 800 at a time, and the price spread is wider than anywhere else. Just under 90 list under $100,000, nearly all of them efficiency and hotel-style units in the older resort towers along Ocean Boulevard. The largest group by far, close to 400 condos, sits between $100,000 and $200,000: one-bedroom and small two-bedroom units in the rental resorts from the Arcadian section down to the south end. Two- and three-bedroom units in the newer towers run from about $200,000 to $500,000, and the largest oceanfront condos, in buildings such as Vista del Mar in Grande Dunes, the Kingston Plantation towers and South Wind, list from $500,000 to about $1 million. Only a handful of Myrtle Beach oceanfront condos list above $1 million in any given year. The buildings grouped under Luxury below are the ones where the building itself, not one unit in it, sets the price: Vista del Mar, Maisons Sur Mer, The Pointe, Island Vista, South Wind, Ocean Blue and the Kingston Plantation towers, Margate, Brighton, Royale Palms and North Hampton. Units in those buildings start around $500,000 and the larger residences run from $750,000 past $1 million. A single penthouse in an older resort tower does not earn the label; the building does. Being on the sand is not what sets the ceiling, either: some of the highest-priced condos in the city are not oceanfront at all, such as The Pointe in Grande Dunes, where units list from about $800,000 to $900,000 on the waterway side of the community. It is listed with the North buildings below because buyers shopping the top of the oceanfront market almost always look at it too.
Where the building sits changes the price as much as the unit does. The Kingston Plantation and Arcadian buildings at the north end and the Grande Dunes towers carry the highest prices per square foot; the central and south-end resort buildings hold most of the units under $200,000. The same two-bedroom floor plan can be $150,000 in a 1970s tower and $450,000 in a building put up after 2005 two blocks away, and the difference is usually the building's age, its fee and its rental history rather than the view.
Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos for Sale | Ocean Creek
The northernmost oceanfront in Myrtle Beach, just north of Kingston Plantation, one block from North Myrtle Beach and across from Barefoot Landing: a 57-acre gated resort with two oceanfront towers, lodge condos and garden homes.
Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos for Sale | Kingston Plantation
Five oceanfront towers and villa communities set across 145 acres at Kingston Plantation.
Luxury
$300K to $500K
Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos for Sale | Arcadian
The Arcadian section sits at the northern end of Myrtle Beach, next to Kingston Plantation.
Luxury
$300K to $500K
Under $300K
Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos for Sale | North
The largest group, running from the Arcadian section down toward the city center.
Luxury
$300K to $500K
Under $300K
Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos for Sale | Central
Central Myrtle Beach, closest to the Boardwalk, SkyWheel and downtown attractions.
$300K to $500K
Under $300K
Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos for Sale | South
The south end, toward Surfside Beach and the quieter stretch of the city.
Luxury
$300K to $500K
Under $300K
Oceanfront Condos for Sale in Nearby Beach Towns
For location specific Oceanfront Condo listings consider other fantastic locales such as those below. Whether you are looking for an extravagant Oceanfront luxury condo or a simple oceanfront condo to call your own, you'll find it here.
Search Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos
Every oceanfront condo for sale in Myrtle Beach, from the local MLS.
Beachfront Condos in Myrtle Beach SC
Buyers use oceanfront and beachfront to mean the same thing, and in Myrtle Beach they are: a building whose lot runs to the dune line, with no road between the lobby and the sand. Every building listed on this page qualifies. What differs is what you get for it. The older beachfront resorts rent by the night and carry fees that cover the pool, the front desk and building insurance; the newer beachfront towers and the Kingston Plantation and Grande Dunes buildings lean toward owners who live there part of the year, with larger units, parking garages and quieter hallways. Ocean view and second-row condos across Ocean Boulevard are not on this page, but they are worth a look if the beachfront fee is more than you want to carry.
Oceanfront Condo Sales History
If you would like to see Myrtle Beach Oceanfront condo sales and prices gathered from the MLS over the last 12 months in the Myrtle Beach area, see my Oceanfront Condos Market Report. You'll gain a much better understanding of local pricing.
Oceanfront Condos by Price
Current Myrtle Beach oceanfront listings by price, updated from the local MLS.
Let Me Be Your Guide
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As a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist I work in this end of the market regularly. On an oceanfront condo that means knowing which buildings have actually been selling, and at what, rather than what is merely listed.
During your search you'll note a wide variety of condos to choose from, spanning many architectural styles and vintages. Using my local knowledge garnered over the last 30 years, I'll help you hone your search, finding the home to best suit your particular price point, tastes, and needs.
Oceanfront buildings differ more than the listings suggest. Association fees, what those fees cover, rental rules and reserve funding all vary building to building, and two units at the same price can carry very different monthly costs. That comparison is worth having before you make an offer.
For more information about Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos for Sale or to schedule a showing please call or text Ashley DeLong, REALTOR® at (843) 685-3191 today.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are Myrtle Beach oceanfront condos organized on this page?
By location, running from the northern end of Myrtle Beach down to the south end: Kingston Plantation, the Arcadian section, North, Central and South. Within each area, buildings are grouped by typical price: Luxury, $300K to $500K, and under $300K. The nearby beach towns outside Myrtle Beach are listed separately.
Can I rent out an oceanfront condo in Myrtle Beach?
Many oceanfront buildings permit nightly vacation rentals, which is why a large share of oceanfront condos are owned as second homes or investments. Rules vary by building, so confirm them for a specific property before making an offer.
What should I compare between oceanfront buildings?
Association fees and what they cover, rental rules, reserve funding, and the age and condition of the building. Two condos at the same price can carry very different monthly costs and very different future assessments.
How much do oceanfront condos cost in Myrtle Beach?
From under $100,000 for efficiency units in the older resort towers to about $1 million for the largest units in Kingston Plantation, Grande Dunes and the newer towers, with only a handful listed above that. Of the roughly 800 oceanfront condos usually for sale in Myrtle Beach, about two thirds are between $100,000 and $300,000.
How many oceanfront condos are for sale in Myrtle Beach?
Usually around 800, more than in any other town on the coast. Close to 400 of those list between $100,000 and $200,000, which is where most of the one-bedroom and small two-bedroom resort units sit, and fewer than 20 list above $750,000.
How are oceanfront condos taxed?
A condo used as a primary residence is assessed at 4% of fair market value, while a second home or investment condo is assessed at 6% and does not receive the school operating exemption. Since most oceanfront condos are second homes, the 6% rate usually applies.
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