Waterway Condos for Sale in the Myrtle Beach Area

Harbourgate Resort and Marina - Waterway Condos

The Intracoastal Waterway runs the length of the Grand Strand a mile or two behind the beach, and the condos looking out over it are a different kind of beach ownership. Calmer water, bigger lots, and boats going by all afternoon instead of surf.

These units sell to a particular buyer. Usually someone with a boat, or someone who wants the water view without the oceanfront price and the oceanfront wind exposure.

What the Waterway Gives You

Usable water is the main thing. The waterway stays navigable year round, and many communities along it have docks, slips or a day-dock for residents. From there you can run north toward Little River or south to Murrells Inlet and out to the ocean through the inlet.

Sunsets are the underrated part. Ocean-facing units get the sunrise, and the waterway side gets the long evening light over the water, which is when most people are actually home to see it.

Where These Communities Sit

Barefoot Resort and the Coquina Harbour area north of the swing bridge hold a lot of the inventory, along with the stretch through Little River near the marinas. Further south, the waterway runs behind Myrtle Beach and Socastee before opening toward the inlet at Murrells Inlet.

Highway 31 runs parallel to much of it, so getting from a waterway community to the beach or to the airport usually takes less time than the map suggests.

Current waterway condo listings are below.

Waterway Condo Listings

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