Grier Crossing is a peaceful residential community in Conway, South Carolina, set in a quieter pocket of the city that offers easy access to historic downtown Conway, the Waccamaw River, Coastal Carolina University, and the Highway 501 corridor leading to Myrtle Beach. The setting balances a relaxed inland pace with convenient proximity to area schools, shopping, dining, and golf.
The neighborhood features primarily single-family homes that appeal to a wide mix of buyers, including young families and first-time homeowners, professionals working in Conway or commuting toward the coast, and retirees drawn to the affordability and mild climate of inland Horry County. With friendly streets and easy access to everyday conveniences, Grier Crossing remains a popular Conway option.
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Welcome to this spacious 4-bedroom home in Conway's Grier Crossing community, where flexible living and a large backyard give you room to spread out. The open-concept lay...
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Joseph Barrientos Fierros () from Listing Office: Century 21 The Harrelson Group.
Welcome to this charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in the desirable Grier Crossing community of Conway! Featuring an open floor plan, vaulted ceilings, and plenty of natural...
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Priscilla Scales () from Listing Office: Sands Realty Group Inc..
MOTIVATED SELLER | SOLD AS-IS | CONWAY, SC Looking for a home where you can add your own finishing touches without taking on a major renovation? Welcome to 221 Maple Oak ...
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Amanda Gunter () from Listing Office: INNOVATE Real Estate.

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