Long Bay Extension Homes For Sale
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
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Long Bay Extension
Big lots, no HOA, and the ocean at the end of the street.
Long Bay Extension is a small, established pocket of oceanfront and near-oceanfront homes on the north end of Myrtle Beach, running roughly from 73rd Avenue North to 82nd Avenue North along Beach Drive, between Ocean Boulevard and Kings Highway. It sits just south of Dunes Cove and The Dunes Club.
Two things set it apart. The lots are large for this close to the water, a quarter acre to nearly half an acre, and there is no mandatory HOA and no monthly fee. What you get in return is a street of originals and rebuilds side by side, with sale prices over the last three years running from $505,000 to $3,200,000.
Homes for Sale$2,979,000, with one listed
Recent Sales8 over three years, $505,000 to $3,200,000
Home SizeAbout 1,050 to 6,600 sq ft
HOANone
Homes For Sale in Long Bay Extension
One home is listed, a new four-bedroom of 4,669 square feet on 82nd Avenue North at $2,979,000, with an elevator to all floors, a pool and a four-car garage. Two more are under contract, at $999,900 on North Ocean Boulevard and $2,869,000 on 78th Avenue North.
Eight homes have sold here over the last three years, from $505,000 up to $3,200,000, averaging $1,724,889 or about $443 a square foot. Two sold at $3,200,000: a six-bedroom of 6,200 square feet built in 2024, and an oceanfront home of 6,600 square feet on Beach Drive.
Expect a long runway. Sales here have averaged 217 days, and the two largest took 130 and 484 days. This is a market of a handful of buyers for a handful of houses, and the ones that moved quickly were the ones priced closest to their lot value rather than their finish level.
Living in Long Bay Extension
The appeal is the location and the land. Most homes are a short walk to the sand, a few sit directly on the ocean, and the lots give you room for a pool, a real yard and a garage big enough for the cars and the golf cart. The Dunes Golf and Beach Club, Dunes Cove and the Grande Dunes corridor are all minutes north, with the Myrtle Beach airport and the shops and restaurants along Kings Highway close by.
No HOA
No association and no monthly fee, which is rare for a luxury pocket this close to the ocean.
Quarter to Half-Acre Lots
Room for a pool and a yard where most beach-adjacent neighborhoods give you neither.
Walk to the Sand
A short walk from most of the streets, with a few homes directly on the water.
Architecture is genuinely mixed: Mediterranean, raised beach, contemporary, colonial and original ranch cottages, built from 1953 through to homes finishing now. Golf carts are allowed. Long Bay Extension is zoned for Myrtle Beach Elementary, Myrtle Beach Middle and Myrtle Beach High School.
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Every Long Bay Extension home for sale, from the local MLS. Browse as a map or a list, or see how the neighborhood has been selling.
Looking for an oceanfront lot, or a cottage to rebuild?
Several of the best opportunities here never reach the open market. Contact me and I will keep an eye out for you.
Why Buyers Choose Long Bay Extension
Long Bay Extension attracts two kinds of buyer. The first wants a finished custom home near the ocean without a gate, a board or a monthly fee, and is willing to pay two to three million for it. The second is buying the lot: an original cottage on a quarter acre or better, a block or two from the sand, with the intention of building. Both are legitimate here, and the neighborhood has been turning over from the first kind to the second for years.
What to watch. Price per square foot is close to meaningless in a neighborhood where a 1953 cottage and a 2024 custom home sit on the same street, so value the land first and the house second. Homes take time to sell here, so build that into your plan on either side of the deal. And with no HOA there is no architectural control, which cuts both ways: nobody tells you what to build, and nobody tells your neighbor either.
For more information about Homes For Sale in Long Bay Extension or to schedule a showing please call or text Ashley DeLong, Realtor® at (843) 685-3191 today!
Frequently Asked Questions About Long Bay Extension
How much are homes in Long Bay Extension?
One is listed at $2,979,000 and two are under contract at $999,900 and $2,869,000. Eight sold over the last three years from $505,000 to $3,200,000, averaging $1,724,889 or about $443 a square foot.
Where is Long Bay Extension?
Between Ocean Boulevard and Kings Highway on the north end of Myrtle Beach, running roughly from 73rd Avenue North to 82nd Avenue North along Beach Drive, just south of Dunes Cove and The Dunes Club.
Is there an HOA in Long Bay Extension?
No. There is no mandatory homeowners association and no monthly fee, which is unusual for a luxury pocket of this kind and one of the reasons buyers look here.
How close is Long Bay Extension to the beach?
Most homes are a short walk. A few sit directly on the ocean along Beach Drive and North Ocean Boulevard, and those carry a substantial premium.
How big are the homes and lots?
Homes run from about 1,050 square feet up to 6,600, and lots from roughly a quarter acre to nearly half an acre, which is large for this close to the water.
When were the homes built?
From the 1950s through today. Several original beach cottages remain, and newer custom homes from 2024 onward have been built on rebuilt lots, with more under construction.
Why is the price range so wide?
Because the neighborhood is mid-rebuild. An original 1950s cottage on a good lot and a new 6,000 square foot custom home sit on the same street, so sale prices run from around $500,000 to $3,200,000.
What schools serve Long Bay Extension?
Myrtle Beach Elementary School, Myrtle Beach Middle School and Myrtle Beach High School.
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