If you have been searching for  new homes in North Myrtle Beach, this community deserves a serious look. It gives us something we do not always see in new construction around the Grand Strand: bright, airy homes with personality, larger porches, flexible layouts, and a location that keeps you close to everything without dropping you into the middle of the busiest traffic.

We walked through three different models here, and they each hit a different kind of buyer. One is a big statement home with over 3,200 square feet and a primary suite on the first floor. Another is a cozy but upgraded single story option just over 1,800 square feet. The third gives you a practical layout just under 2,000 square feet with some nice flexibility built in.

That is what makes these new homes in North Myrtle Beach interesting. The range is wide enough that downsizers, retirees, families, and buyers who just want more room can all find something worth considering.

Table of Contents

• Why These New Homes in North Myrtle Beach Stand Out
• Home Tour #1: Spacious Two-Story New Home
• Home Tour #2: Upgraded Single-Story New Home
• Home Tour #3: Flexible Floor Plan for Modern Living
• New Homes in North Myrtle Beach: Prices and Floor Plan Options
• What We Liked Most About These North Myrtle Beach Homes
• FAQs About North Myrtle Beach New Construction Homes

Why These New Homes in North Myrtle Beach Stand Out

One of the biggest reasons these new homes in North Myrtle Beach caught our attention is the location. This community sits in North Myrtle Beach, not central Myrtle Beach, and that distinction matters.

You are near Highway 90, which makes it easy to connect to major routes and head toward shopping, beaches, dining, and medical care. You are also close to Highway 31, which is one of the easiest ways to get around the Grand Strand without getting swallowed up in traffic.

That balance is what makes this spot attractive. It feels more underdeveloped and quieter, but you are still close to the places people actually use all the time.

• North Myrtle Beach shopping and daily essentials
• Walmart and Kroger nearby
• Barefoot Landing for restaurants, shops, and entertainment
• Tanger Outlets within easy reach
• Beach access in the North Myrtle Beach area
• Medical facilities including major hospital access

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For a lot of buyers, especially relocations, that is the sweet spot. We want convenience, but we do not want to feel like we live in a parking lot. These  new homes in North Myrtle Beach sit in an area that gives you a quieter home base while keeping the beach lifestyle within reach.

Home Tour #1: Spacious Two-Story New Home

The first model is the one that makes a big first impression. It starts with a huge front porch, and not one of those porches that looks nice but fits two tiny chairs and nothing else. This one is deep and wide enough to actually use. Table, chairs, coffee table, hangout space, no problem.

Inside, this home opens with a formal dining room on the right, and the ceiling beams immediately give the room character. It feels more custom than cookie cutter. Off that front section, there is also a flex room with a closet and windows. In practical terms, that means it can serve as a sitting room, office, or even a small bedroom.

That kind of flexibility matters, especially in larger homes where buyers want spaces that can adapt over time.

Features that stood out downstairs

• Formal dining room with beam ceiling detail
• Front flex room that can function as a bedroom
• Half bath near the main living space
• Drop zone off the garage entry
• Under stair storage closet
• Butler's pantry connecting dining and kitchen

The butler's pantry is one of the more memorable features in this house. It includes upper and lower cabinetry, a built in wine rack, and enough countertop space to create a coffee station or prep area. That space also gives the home a little extra luxury without feeling overdone.

From there, the kitchen carries the same polished look. It has tall cabinetry, a gas cooktop, vent hood, farmhouse sink, oversized island, and the microwave built into a stacked oven style setup that gives the appearance of double ovens. It saves counter space and looks cleaner than the typical microwave over the range.

The island is especially wide, and the shape gives it a custom feel. There is room for seating, prep, serving, and all the daily kitchen clutter we pretend we are going to keep under control.

The breakfast nook sits off the kitchen, and then the whole thing flows into a large living room with built ins flanking the fireplace. This is not a cramped great room. It is one of those spaces where you can picture a big sectional, extra chairs, and still have room to breathe.

Primary suite on the first floor

One feature we get asked about all the time is a first floor primary suite. This home has it, and that alone is going to put it on the short list for a lot of buyers shopping new homes in North Myrtle Beach.

The bedroom is large enough for a king bed, side tables, and extra furniture. The bathroom includes dual sinks, a separate tub and shower, a private toilet room, linen storage, and a walk in closet located inside the bath.

If you want the convenience of main level living without giving up space for guests or family upstairs, this layout does a nice job of balancing both.

Upstairs loft, porch access, and bedroom layout

Upstairs is where this home gets even more interesting. There is a loft area that can work as a second living room, media room, playroom, or study hangout. One small detail we loved was the outlet placement near the seating area. It sounds minor, but little usability details like that can make everyday living easier.

There is also an upstairs porch off the loft, which adds another outdoor space and gives the house a more coastal feel.

The upstairs bedrooms include one with porch access and another setup with a Jack and Jill style bath arrangement. There is a lot of door action in that section, but the payoff is added function for shared bedrooms. A separate full bath serves another bedroom, which keeps the upstairs useful for larger households or frequent guests.

Out back, this model also includes a screened porch and patio area. In a place like this, outdoor living is not a bonus. It is part of the lifestyle.

Home Tour #2: Upgraded Single-Story New Home

The second model is a very different vibe. It is smaller, at just over 1,800 square feet, with two to three bedrooms and a two car garage. But smaller does not mean stripped down.

This home starts with another generous front porch and then opens into a hallway with stylish wall treatment and darker trim detail that gives it a more tailored look.

To the left are two secondary bedrooms with a full bath between them. These bedrooms fit queen beds, though they are clearly more compact than the bedrooms in the larger model.

Off the garage entry you get the laundry room and drop zone, which helps keep the practical side of the house organized.

The kitchen is the star here

For this floor plan, the kitchen does a lot of the heavy lifting, and honestly it does it well. The cabinetry is a light gray paired with gold hardware, which is not the combination we see every day. It gives the space a softer, more styled look.

• Gas range
• Large single basin sink
• Corner pantry
• Wall microwave and oven combination
• Extra buffet style cabinetry
• Good natural light from surrounding windows

There is no formal dining room in this plan, but the breakfast area is large enough to handle everyday meals and holiday expansion when needed. It sits right next to big windows and sliding doors, so the whole area feels bright.

The living room is more compact than the first home, but that is exactly the appeal for some buyers. It still has a fireplace, built in visual focal point, and enough room for a sectional and chairs without wasting space.

Primary suite and party shower

This model also has a first floor primary bedroom. The bedroom itself is a comfortable, standard size for this square footage, but the bathroom really stands out because of the oversized walk in shower.

Dual vanities, water closet, and walk in closet inside the primary bath round out the suite. For buyers who want one level living with upgraded finishes and not too much square footage to maintain, this is a strong option among new homes in North Myrtle Beach.

Out back, the screened porch is especially large on this model. That outdoor room extends the living space in a meaningful way, and there is additional patio space beyond it.

Home Tour #3: Flexible Floor Plan for Modern Living

The third model comes in just under 2,000 square feet and has a very practical feel to it. It does not open with the same dramatic porch setup as the first two, but inside it makes up for that with a functional plan.

Right off the entry is a flex room with French doors. That can work as an office, den, hobby room, or even occasional guest space depending on how you furnish it.

There is also a laundry room and garage access near the front of the house, and then the layout opens into the kitchen, dining area, and living room.

This kitchen is a little more modest than the others, but still checks the important boxes: island seating, gas cooking, stainless appliances, and plenty of cabinetry. In this plan, the microwave sits over the range instead of using the stacked wall unit design.

The dining area can handle a fairly large table, and the living room has an easy flow that makes the home feel open without being oversized.

The primary suite in this model keeps the closet outside the bathroom, which plenty of buyers actually prefer. The bathroom itself is simpler, with dual sinks and a standard shower rather than a separate tub and shower layout.

What makes this model especially flexible is the way the additional bedrooms are arranged. There are secondary bedrooms and a full bath near the front side of the home, and then an upper level bonus bedroom or loft area with its own bath and closet space.

That makes this a nice fit for buyers who mostly want one level living but still want extra space for guests, hobbies, or grandkids.

New Homes in North Myrtle Beach: Prices and Floor Plan Options

One of the biggest takeaways here is that the builder offers a range of floor plans and collections, not just the three model homes we toured. Some collections allow more finish selections, while others are more limited. So price is only part of the story. The level of customization can also vary depending on what series you choose.

At the time of this tour, pricing started around the low $300s and moved up from there.

• About 1,700 square feet starting around $322,000
• The just under 2,000 square foot model starting around $334,000
• A roughly 2,200 square foot two story option starting around $350,000
• Another flexible plan starting around $355,000
• The 2,300 plus square foot model we toured second starting around $361,000
• The large 3,200 plus square foot Vanderbuilt model starting around $498,000

That spread gives these new homes in North Myrtle Beach a wide appeal. Some buyers want to downsize without giving up style. Some want to stretch into a larger family home. Some want a primary suite on the main floor and room upstairs for guests. This community covers a lot of those bases.

One practical note: lots can go quickly in active new construction communities. If a buyer wants a certain view, a certain lot position, or a specific floor plan on a specific homesite, timing matters.

What We Liked Most About These North Myrtle Beach Homes

After walking all three, a few things kept standing out.

• Natural light. These homes feel bright, which changes everything.
• Porches and outdoor spaces. Front porches, screened porches, upstairs porches. This community understands outdoor living.
• Gas features. Gas cooktops and gas fireplaces are a real plus for many buyers.
• Flexible layouts. Offices, flex rooms, lofts, and bedroom conversions add options.
• First floor primary suites. More than one of these models offers the setup buyers ask for constantly.
• Style that feels a little different. Beams, butler's pantry details, hardware choices, and cabinetry gave these homes more personality than the average new build.

If we had to sum it up, these new homes in North Myrtle Beach offer more than just square footage. They offer usable design. That is what makes the difference between a house that photographs well and a house that actually lives well.

Whether you're relocating, retiring, or simply exploring new homes in North Myrtle Beach, having the right local guidance can make all the difference. We'd be happy to answer your questions, compare communities, and help you find the home that best fits your lifestyle and budget.

Call or text us at 833-867-4376 , or book a private meeting here: Schedule a 1-on-1 Zoom meeting . We look forward to helping you make your move to the Grand Strand with confidence.

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For anyone comparing new homes in North Myrtle Beach, this community is worth putting on the list. It has the location, the variety, and several thoughtful features we do not always see packaged together at these price points.

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