Myrtle Beach Homes with Garden Tub/Shower Interior Features

Myrtle Beach is one of the Southeast’s best-known coastal destinations, but it is also a year-round city with established neighborhoods, employment centers, healthcare, schools and an expanding permanent population. The greater Myrtle Beach name is often applied to a much larger section of Horry County, so buyers should distinguish between property inside city limits and homes elsewhere along the Grand Strand.

Ocean Boulevard and the beachfront are the center of the visitor economy, with hotels, condominiums, restaurants, attractions and public beach access. The Boardwalk, SkyWheel, Broadway at the Beach, Market Common and the city’s sports and entertainment venues provide activity throughout the year. Away from the oceanfront, residential areas offer a different pace and more everyday services.

Housing ranges from oceanfront condominiums and vacation properties to established single-family neighborhoods, townhomes, golf-course communities and newer developments. Market Common blends residences with shops, restaurants, parks and trails, while communities farther inland may offer more space and easier access to Highway 31 or Highway 501.

Condominium buyers should review more than the unit itself. HOA financials, master insurance, reserve funding, special assessments, building maintenance, litigation, rental rules and financing eligibility can all affect a purchase. Oceanfront buildings face additional exposure to salt, wind and water, making insurance and long-term maintenance especially important.

Short-term-rental rules vary by zoning, building and homeowners association. Buyers should verify that the intended use is permitted and analyze realistic expenses rather than relying only on projected gross revenue. Property management, cleaning, utilities, insurance, taxes, repairs and seasonal occupancy all affect performance.

Traffic and travel patterns change with tourism seasons, festivals and construction. Highway 17, Highway 501 and the major east-west routes can become congested, while Highway 31 may provide a useful alternative for some locations.

Myrtle Beach offers an unusually broad real estate market, but the best fit depends on whether the property is intended as a primary residence, second home or investment. Careful attention to location, building condition and ownership costs is essential.

Browse the newest Myrtle Beach homes for sale below, and contact Rainbow Row Real Estate for a local, no-pressure conversation about buying, selling or evaluating a Grand Strand property.

Last updated Aug 2026

Newest Myrtle Beach Homes with Garden Tub/Shower Interior Features

$3,100,000

5 Beds ⋅ 3.5 Baths ⋅ 26022910 MLS

FULLY FURNISHED OCEAN-VIEW ESTATE with a PRIVATE CABANA BEACH LOT that conveys and is across the street. Five-bedrooms, three-and-a-half-bathrooms with two bonus rooms (7 rooms all together), a residential elevator, and a private oceanfront cabana lot in the coveted Golden Mile section of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Built across three floors with a wrap-around porch, multiple covered balconies, and glass-panel railings, the home delivers unobstructed ocean views from multiple levels. This estate is suited for luxury full-time living, a second home, or multi-generational living. It includes a chef's kitchen featuring a center island with quartz countertops, white shaker upper cabinets, stainless steel appliances, a stainless wall-mounted range hood, pendant lighting, and a walk-in pantry with an etched-glass door. The open-concept main living and dining area includes hardwood flooring, crown molding, an arched entertainment center, and French doors opening to an ocean-view deck with composite decking. A second, furnished living room on a separate floor-provides additional gathering space with direct Atlantic views. The primary suite includes a private balcony, a walk-in closet, and a spa-caliber en-suite bath with dual shaker vanities, granite countertops, a freestanding soaking tub, a glass walk-in shower, an accessible tub, and a dedicated makeup vanity. Bedrooms are distributed across all three floors and served by the residential elevator, alongside a family room, home office, and exercise room. Infrastructure and efficiency features set this estate apart: Hardie board siding on the main home, vinyl siding on the garage, luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring throughout, a whole -house generator, a tankless water heater, underground natural gas service, whole-home energy-efficient construction, hurricane-rated windows and doors, an irrigation system, two water meters, and 200 Mbps hardwired internet and cable in every room. Parking and storage include an attached two-car garage plus a heated-and-cooled detached mini-split garage with a car lift. Outdoor amenities include hot-and-cold outdoor showers and deck outlets, and the wheelchair-accessible layout offers wide doorways and full elevator access across all levels. The Golden Mile is one of Myrtle Beach's most sought-after residential corridors--low-density, single-family oceanfront homes with direct beach access, minutes from upscale dining along Restaurant Row on Kings Highway, the Dunes Golf and Beach Club, and Myrtle Beach International Airport less than 10 miles south. This oceanfront estate on Ocean Boulevard delivers a private cabana parcel, an elevator, a whole-house generator, and accessible design in the Golden Mile of Myrtle Beach, SC 29572. Measurements not guaranteed; buyer responsible for verifying.

5725 N Ocean Boulevard, Myrtle Beach

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: John Lindstrand from Listing Office: C.B. Sea Coast Advantage.

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