Modern single-story living in Del Webb — 1.5 miles from the beach
Sales comparison approach using recent sales of similar new construction homes in the Del Webb North Myrtle Beach community. Adjusted for size, features, and lot premiums.
What sets this Del Webb home apart is practical luxury: a true three-car extended garage with attic storage accessed by a pull-down ladder, paired with indoor finishes built for everyday ease. The single-level, newly constructed residence offers 2,179 square feet of thoughtful living — LVP and tile floors underfoot, subtle tray ceilings that lift the main living area, and transitions designed for low-maintenance coastal life.
The gourmet kitchen is a focal point: quartz countertops, Kitchen-Aid appliances, generous counter space and cabinetry for entertaining or everyday meals. From the open living area you step through sliding access to a large screened lanai and adjoining patio — a weather-protected outdoor room where you can enjoy ocean breezes without the bugs. Bedrooms are arranged for privacy and comfort; the primary suite features a well-appointed bath and easy access to the outdoor space.
Built in 2026, this contemporary single-family home was designed with active adults in mind. Mechanical systems include central AC and natural gas heating; the asphalt shingle roof and wood-frame construction reflect current quality standards. The 0.2-acre lot has level topography and simple landscaping, with HOA-covered yard care to keep weekends free.
Living here means immediate access to the full Del Webb amenity suite: indoor lap pool, outdoor saltwater pool with hot tubs, fitness center, pickleball courts and a busy clubhouse programmed by a lifestyle director. Crescent Beach is just 1.5 miles away, and Barefoot Landing shopping and dining are a short drive — perfect for quick errands or long afternoons out.
Offered at $715,440, this home is move-in ready and ideal for buyers seeking a low-maintenance coastal lifestyle in a vibrant 55+ community. Prospective buyers should confirm HOA regulations and fees, builder warranties, and lot boundaries as part of their due diligence.
1509 Crested Iris Way, Atlantic Beach, SC 29582
Del Webb North Myrtle Beach is designed for active adult living with an emphasis on social programming and low-maintenance days. The community clubhouse hosts events led by a lifestyle director, while courts, pools, and a fitness center keep residents engaged. For coastal outings, Crescent Beach is a short drive or golf-cart ride away and Barefoot Landing provides shopping, dining and seasonal entertainment. Though schools in the broader Horry County are rated average to above average, this 55+ community caters to those prioritizing amenities, convenience and a relaxed coastal rhythm.
Very good recreation access: Crescent Beach is 1.5 miles away, the community offers indoor and outdoor pools, pickleball courts and fitness facilities, and Barefoot Landing shopping and waterfront dining is within a short drive.
The Del Webb North Myrtle Beach market is balanced-to-competitive for 55+ single-family homes. Current inventory sits around four months — a level that typically favors neither buyers nor sellers strongly but supports steady demand. Comparable new-construction sales in the community have closed in the high $600Ks to mid $700Ks, and the local median sale price for the area is about $650,000. Recent appreciation metrics show roughly 5% year-over-year and approximately 25% over five years, reflecting sustained interest in coastal active-adult living.
Average days on market for similar listings is around 90 days, suggesting buyers will see choices but should move deliberately when a standout home appears. New construction in Del Webb tends to attract owner-occupant buyers seeking move-in-ready finishes and community amenities; these homes often outpace generic entries in resale velocity. For buyers, this is a reasonable time to purchase: rates of appreciation remain positive, inventory is moderate, and high-quality new builds in this neighborhood continue to perform well. Sellers benefit from continued demand among retirees and downsizers who prioritize maintenance-free living and on-site programming.
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