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Homes for Sale in Carolina Crossing - Little River
Carolina Crossing is a community developed by D. R. Horton just off Highway 57, a well-traveled road that runs between Highway 9 and 17. It sits adjacent to Colonial Charters Golf Course. 10 three-bedroom models and a four and five bedroom floorplan are offered, from 1400 sq ft to over 3000 sq ft. Prices range from $175k to $250k.
These single family homes have a lot of amenities to please the buyer. All come with 2-car garages and covered porches; with options available such as hardwood flooring, granite countertops, and marble highlighted baths. Models come in one or two-story ranch-style homes. Residents enjoy HOA provided lawn maintenance and cable, a beautiful clubhouse, and large pool as well.
This area of the Grand Strand is convenient to Cherry Grove and Ocean Drive, just a few miles before the main bridge into North Myrtle Beach. In the other direction lies Little River, with its waterfront, golf courses, and several marinas. Highway 9 is being built up more every year, with new strip shopping centers, restaurants, and of course, McLeod SeaCoast Hospital. Taxes are much lower than the city of North Myrtle Beach as well.
If you're looking for an affordable new home with all the amenities, Carolina Crossing is a good place to start your search. Call us for more information and to see the homes available.
Carolina Crossing Homes
Magnificent residence located in the popular Carolina Crossing community… this is a must see!! If you are looking for a spectacular place to call home with an abundance o...
- 4 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1911471 MLS
Listing courtesy of SC Beach Real Estate , The Willis Team.
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