If you already know you want condos with storm windows in North Myrtle Beach, this is the list. The town itself is four old beach sections that merged: Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive, Crescent Beach and Windy Hill, and Barefoot Landing and the Tanger Outlets are where people spend their weekends. For the full picture, browse condos for sale in North Myrtle Beach.
Storm windows on a North Myrtle Beach condo do two jobs. They stand up to coastal wind and driving rain, and they quiet the place down considerably on a windy night.
Salt air is hard on older aluminum frames. A building that has replaced its glass has usually taken care of the rest of the envelope too, which tells you something about how the association operates. Owners at Channel Marker run into the same calculation.
The beach here is wide at low tide and the buildings sit back from it in most sections, which keeps the whole place feeling less crowded than it is. Ocean Drive is where the shag was born, and Main Street still fills up for it. Cherry Grove sits at the north end with its own channels and fishing pier, and Windy Hill runs along the southern edge toward Barefoot.
There is a practical upside beyond comfort. Upgraded glazing can affect what a carrier charges to insure the building, and it holds conditioned air far better than single-pane glass does in August.
Most people who buy in North Myrtle Beach end up using the place more than they planned to. Being close to Barefoot Landing and the Tanger Outlets and an easy run down Highway 17 and Highway 31 has a way of turning a few weeks a year into most of the season.