Pebble Creek Real Estate
Pebble Creek in Murrells Inlet is a great neighborhood for families. Homes in Pebble Creek were built within the past fifteen years. For buyers, this means that these homes are well attuned to the needs of today's buyers. Most houses are classic Craftsman designs with gabled roofs and a single-story profile. With clapboard or brick exteriors, these houses have a classic sense of style. Floorplans range from three bedrooms to five bedrooms, and many of these builds include home offices. Kitchens feature granite countertops. Outdoor spaces are embellished by expansive backyard patios. Master suites link to walk-in closets and ensuite bathrooms. Pebble Creek homes for sale range from the $200,000 range to well above $400,000 depending on the size of the home, the level of luxury, and the location. There's more info about Pebble Creek real estate below our listings.
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Pebble Creek Details
Pebble Creek real estate is a dream come true for a golf lover. This neighborhood in Murrells Inlet is built around the International Club of Myrtle Beach. Many of the single-family houses in this neighborhood back directly onto golfing greens. Others overlook water features or treed areas. This community includes a clubhouse, pool, children's playground, fitness center, and library for the use of residents. With so many amenities within walking distance, it is easy for residents of Pebble Creek to immerse themselves in an active lifestyle.
Pebble Creek Location
Residents of Pebble Creek will find that they are not only located near the International Club of Myrtle Beach. They are also near the Indigo Creek Golf Club and the Indian Wells Golf Club, providing avid golfers with plenty of options for an afternoon on the fairways. Pebble Creek real estate is within a couple miles of a wide range of amenities that can be found along Highway 17. Additionally, the ocean is just a short drive from home. There, locals can photograph the tides, swim, or fish off the back of their boat in the "Seafood Capital of South Carolina."
