Conway Land for Sale

Conway Land for Sale

Welcome to Conway, South Carolina – a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Horry County, where Southern charm meets modern living. Known for its rich history and vibrant community, Conway is a picturesque town that effortlessly blends the tranquility of small-town life with the conveniences of urban amenities. With its scenic riverfront, historic downtown, and lush green parks, Conway offers a serene escape while still being just a short drive from the stunning beaches of the Grand Strand.

As you explore the opportunities in Conway, consider the enticing land for sale that awaits you. Whether you’re dreaming of building your forever home, investing in a vacation retreat, or developing a commercial venture, Conway’s available land offers a canvas for your vision. With a variety of parcels ranging from spacious lots to charming wooded areas, you can find the perfect location to suit your needs.

The allure of Conway extends beyond its beautiful landscapes; it boasts a thriving community spirit, excellent schools, and a rich array of cultural events throughout the year. Enjoy leisurely strolls along the Waccamaw River, partake in local festivals, or savor the culinary delights at the town's many eateries.

Investing in land in Conway means becoming part of a welcoming community that values both tradition and growth. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of this enchanting Southern town – explore the land for sale in Conway today and start envisioning your future in this vibrant locale!

Newest Conway Land for Sale

$525,000
2623363 MLS
Perfect 87-acre wooded hunting tract close to City Limits of Myrtle Beach set up perfectly with active food plots, 19 existing deer stands, interior access roads, five water holes, and a entire herd of deer and bears ready for pursuit. Tract adjacent to SC 22 and is less than 10 minutes from City Limits. Tract contains rich wildlife habitat absolutely busting at the seams with furry, antlered, and a plethora of feathered critters! The 87-acre Rice Patch Bay Tract has finally arrived on the market for all the dreamers out there hoping to find a chunk of hunting land near Myrtle Beach complete with food plots, 19 existing deer stands and critters galore with a solid timber component just outside of the city of Myrtle Beach. Located less than a mile from the intersection of SC 905 and SC 22, the tract is easily accessible from Conway, North Myrtle Beach, and Myrtle Beach. Tract is nearly all wooded with a solid stand of loblolly pine from one end to the other. The tract has four acres of open ground distributed across several food plots scattered across the property with excavated water holes near each plot. In addition to the food plots, the tract has 19 existing stands from small elevated lock-on tree stands to enclosed shooting houses/box stands overlooking plots and heavy access corridors. It's a turn-key property ready to take advantage of the 2026 deer season currently underway! Tract is primarily ready to be used as a hunting or recreational tract, but it could also be potentially used for residential purposes. This tract is truly a unique property with all the right stuff that will appeal to a unique buyer with hunting at the top of their priority list literally right in the heart of Horry County and very close to neighboring communities. The tract is just 13 minutes from Conway, 13 miles to Loris, 14 miles to North Myrtle Beach, and 10 miles to Myrtle Beach. (Tract is easily accessed through a private roadway off Home Plantation Road but lacks a legal deeded access.)

TBD Highway 905, Conway

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Jeff Burleson () from Listing Office: Southern Palmetto Land Company.

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