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Aynor/Galivants Ferry, SC

1103 Old Saw Mill Rd

$249,900

Type
Residential
Beds
3
Baths
2
Interior
1,856 sf
Lot
0.63 ac
Year Built
2024
Community
St. John Estates
Builder
H&H Builders

About this home

Clayton (Schult) Carolina — new 3 bedroom, 2 bath manufactured home, 1,856 sf on 0.63 acres. 58' × 32' footprint. Reach out for early access before it hits the MLS.

Coming soon — this home is being represented by Seaboard ahead of the open market. Reach out now for first access, private showings, and pricing details before it's widely listed.

Location

1103 Old Saw Mill Rd, Aynor/Galivants Ferry, SC

Map showing the location of 1103 Old Saw Mill Rd, Aynor/Galivants Ferry, SC

Grand Strand · Horry County

Living in Aynor

Small-town Horry County living within an easy drive of the Grand Strand coast.

Aynor sits in the rolling farm country of western Horry County, the kind of place that still runs on front porches, Friday-night football, and the annual Harvest Hoe-Down. It trades the crowds of the coast for space, quiet, and a genuine sense of community — while keeping the beach close enough for a spur-of-the-moment afternoon.

For buyers, that combination is the whole appeal: larger lots and new construction at prices the oceanfront can't touch, inside a school community families move here for, with Highway 501 putting Conway's shops and Myrtle Beach's coast within a short drive.

  • Room to breathe — larger homesites than coastal Horry County
  • Served by Horry County Schools
  • Highway 501 corridor to Conway and Myrtle Beach
  • Small-town character with real community events
Conway ≈ 20 min Myrtle Beach ≈ 35 min Florence ≈ 45 min

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