$1,750,000

11.47-acre Development Land with just under 700 feet of highway road frontage less than 1,000 feet from SC 544 with public water and sewer along the frontage. Over 99% of tract is Upland! Prime development tract ready for your next development project (MSF20 Zoning). Incredible opportunity right off SC 544 and less than a mile from SC 31 in Myrtle Beach. It's a beautiful development tract right in the middle of the fastest growing region in Horry County. Few available tracts remain along this corridor and this tract is ready with public water, public sewer, telecommunications, and of course power ready to be tapped into. SC 544 receives over 27,000 vehicles per day that makes this 11.47-acre parcel destined to become a new commercial or residential development. New developments and new communities are sprouting up all around this tract that makes this tract a real jewel for your next development. Very limited tracts are available along this corridor for development and this one is making its debut right in time. Tract is between Conway and Socastee on the west side of SC 544. Few properties are available in this corridor right now and this one is perfect for any developer ready for progress! Don't let this property get away before another developer snags this one up! This tract is fully wooded with majestic hardwoods and towering pine trees over 50 years old. It is truly a beautiful tract of land that one must come and see. Property includes a 1,705 square foot home with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a detached garage with two attached car ports. Home was built in 1992 and newly renovated in 2025 with new appliances, new hot water heater, new floors, and paint. Home is in excellent shape and move-in ready. The tract is close to several major arterial corridors along the Grand Strand. -1,000 feet from SC 544 -1 mile from SC 31 -4 miles from SC 707 -5.8 miles from US 17 -9.4 miles from Conway Tract is ideal for a new residential development as it is close to many roadways with grocery stores, commercial developments, and medical facilities. Coastal Carolina University is only 5.5 miles away. The site could potentially even be used for university housing.