Just outside the Conway city limits, this 9.28+/- acre property offers a combination that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in Horry County: manageable acreage, extensive road frontage, freedom from an HOA, and convenient access to both town and some of the region’s best-known rivers and outdoor destinations.

The property features approximately 150 feet of frontage along US Highway 701 South, along with approximately 400 feet on Reba Road and another 675 feet on Harper Road. With frontage on three roads, the tract offers multiple points of access and flexibility for a future owner.

There is currently no HOA or building restrictions in place, leaving the property with fewer limitations than are commonly found closer to the rapidly growing Conway and Myrtle Beach areas. Located only approximately 1.5 miles from the Conway city limits, the property provides the feel and flexibility of acreage outside town while keeping shopping, dining, schools, medical facilities, and other everyday conveniences within easy reach.

One of the property’s strongest attributes is its location within the river country of Horry and Georgetown Counties. Bucksport Marina is approximately 7 miles away on the Waccamaw River and Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. The marina provides direct access to a tremendous stretch of navigable water and offers public boat ramps, docking, fuel, and other amenities for boaters and anglers. (Bucksport Marina⁠)

Approximately 8 miles away, Yauhannah Landing provides access to the Great Pee Dee River. Whether the day calls for fishing, boating, exploring the river or simply getting away from dry land for a few hours, having two major waterways within a short drive adds another dimension to this property’s location.

The outdoor opportunities continue approximately 9 miles away at Waccamaw National Wildlife Refuge. Established in 1997, the refuge protects an impressive collection of blackwater and alluvial floodplain forests, tidal freshwater wetlands and historic rice-field habitats associated with the Waccamaw and Great Pee Dee Rivers. Visitors can enjoy fishing, hunting, hiking, paddling, wildlife observation and birding, with more than 200 species of birds documented in the refuge area. (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service⁠)

Another unique destination lies approximately 24 miles away at Ramsey Grove State Park along the Black River. One of the newest additions to South Carolina’s State Park system, Ramsey Grove opened to the public on October 1, 2026. The approximately 2,650-acre property includes upland pine forest, hardwood swamp bottoms, historic plantation grounds and seven miles of hiking trails. Wildlife viewing opportunities include waterfowl, whitetail deer, wild turkey, red fox and alligators, with the dark waters of the Black River forming the backdrop for much of the property. (South Carolina Parks⁠)

Farther south, the Georgetown and Winyah Bay area provides another gateway to the Lowcountry’s waterways, saltwater fishing and coastal recreation, including Georgetown Landing Marina. And in the opposite direction, Myrtle Beach is approximately 15 miles away, putting the Grand Strand’s beaches, golf, dining, entertainment and attractions within an easy drive.