Everything families need to know about moving to the Conway area—schools, commute, lifestyle, neighborhoods, and more.
Conway is the county seat of Horry County, set along the Waccamaw River about 15 miles inland from Myrtle Beach, with a small-town Southern feel, a historic downtown, and easy access to the rest of the Grand Strand.
No. Conway is its own city and the county seat of Horry County, about 15 miles from Myrtle Beach via US-501.
A small-town Southern feel, with Historic Downtown Conway's live oaks, local shops and restaurants, and the Conway Riverwalk along the Waccamaw River.
About 15 miles via US-501, roughly 30 minutes depending on traffic. SC-22 connects toward North Myrtle Beach.
Inland areas often offer more space for the money than homes closer to the beach. South Carolina has a state income tax; primary residences receive a lower property tax assessment ratio.
Conway schools are part of Horry County Schools. Many families focus their search on the Aynor, St. James, and Carolina Forest school areas, which are among the most sought-after in Horry County Schools. School assignments are by address, so confirm zoning with Horry County Schools.
Yes. Grocery stores, restaurants, medical offices, and everyday services are available locally, with more options in Carolina Forest and Myrtle Beach.
Conway, Carolina Forest, the Aynor area, and Wild Wing Plantation, plus Little River, North Myrtle Beach, and Murrells Inlet.
Yes. New construction is available in parts of the Conway area, and Carolina Forest includes many newer subdivisions.
Betsy and Farah Hyman provide neighborhood tours, school zoning guidance, virtual walkthroughs, and detailed comparisons for relocating families.
Contact Betsy Hyman at (843) 446-9602 to plan your move to Conway.