Litchfield Beach Homes & Real Estate

Litchfield Beach Highlights

• Oceanfront homes and condos
• Waterfront properties
• Inlet and ocean views
• Popular vacation spot
• Golf course communities
• Gated neighborhoods
• Short drive to Pawleys Island, Georgetown, and Myrtle Beach

Litchfield Beach Homes and Condos

This unincorporated community is governed by Georgetown County and serves as a convenient midpoint between the quiet, historic seaport of Georgetown and Myrtle Beach. Litchfield Beach residences come in all shapes and sizes ranging from newly constructed single family homes, coastal style condos and townhomes, and luxurious inlet spreads. Litchfield Beach real estate prices ranging from the $100,000 to over $3 million. The area is very popular for vacation rentals because it offers a more laid back pace than Myrtle Beach, yet with easy access to all that Myrtle Beach has to offer. Many vacationers also enjoy crossing over to Pawleys Island, where commercial and industrial development was banned over a decade ago. Residents of this popular seaside escape enjoy endless local activities including shopping, dining, and golfing.

Litchfield Beach Golf and Beach Living

This Myrtle Beach suburb is a golfer’s paradise. The locale is rich in natural beauty and history. Litchfield Beach is located just north of Pawleys Island on what’s known as the Waccamaw Neck. Litchfield Beach, known as Litchfield to the locals, is situated just south enough from the vacation hot spot of Myrtle Beach to still boast access to the entertainment and attractions yet possess a quaint, laidback beach lifestyle. The town is appreciated among locals and visitors alike for its fine restaurants, world renowned golf courses and beautiful, quiet beaches. Although the pace of living on Litchfield Beach is more relaxed than other areas of the Grand Strand, it is still within easy reach of all the tourist attractions offered by Myrtle Beach.

Litchfield Beach History

Like Pawleys Island, Litchfield Beach was settled in the 1700s by rice and indigo farmers. It is named for a former rice plantation in the area, Litchfield Plantation. More modern structures began cropping up in the 1960's, although the town is still unincorporated and its beaches still feature only one hotel.

Litchfield Beach Real Estate Agents

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