Murrells Inlet
A working fishing village turned residential community on the South Strand, known for its salt marsh, creek access, and the MarshWalk restaurant row.
What Murrells Inlet is like.
Murrells Inlet still feels like a fishing village, because it is one. The inlet, the creeks, and the salt marsh define both the landscape and the pace. It sits at the southern end of the Strand, close to Huntington Beach State Park and Brookgreen Gardens, and it is quieter than Myrtle Beach proper by a wide margin.
Living here
Boating, fishing, kayaking the creeks, and eating on the water. Grocery and medical are along Highway 17 Business, and Pawleys Island is just south.
- Creek-front and marsh-view homes, inland single-family neighborhoods, and condos
- Boat access to the inlet and the Atlantic through Murrells Inlet jetties
- The MarshWalk, a half-mile boardwalk of waterfront restaurants
- Proximity to Huntington Beach State Park and Brookgreen Gardens
- Marsh and creek properties carry specific flood zone and elevation considerations. Get the certificate early.
- Dock permitting through creek-front lots is regulated and varies. Verify before assuming you can build one.
- The MarshWalk area is lively in season. Distance from it changes the character of a street considerably.
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