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14240 Ocean Hwy Pawleys Island SC 29585
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Bellwood Landing is a private gated residential community within Prince Creek West in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Known for custom-built homes, larger homesites, pond and conservation views, mature landscaping, and access to extensive neighborhood recreation, Bellwood Landing offers an appealing blend of privacy, space, and convenience near the South Carolina coast.
The community contains approximately 102 homesites and is set around Collins Creek, ponds, wooded buffers, wetlands, and preserved natural areas. Many properties are approximately one-half acre or larger, with select homesites exceeding an acre. This lower-density design helps Bellwood Landing feel more spacious and private than many newer coastal subdivisions.
Bellwood Landing is especially appealing to buyers seeking a custom primary residence, retirement home, relocation property, luxury second home, or larger homesite within one of Murrells Inlet’s most desirable master-planned communities.
Real estate in Bellwood Landing consists primarily of detached custom single-family homes and occasional undeveloped homesites.
Rather than being built by one production builder, the neighborhood includes individually designed homes with an emphasis on traditional Southern and Lowcountry architecture. Local real estate resources describe custom residences generally ranging from roughly 2,500 to 4,000 heated square feet, although individual properties can fall outside that range.
Buyers may encounter:
Depending on the residence, features may include:
Recent Bellwood Landing listings illustrate the neighborhood’s continued evolution, including homes completed as recently as 2025 alongside established custom residences dating to earlier phases of development.
Because homes are individually designed, comparable sales should account for architectural quality, lot size, view, age, renovations, garage capacity, outdoor improvements, and location within the neighborhood.
One of Bellwood Landing’s strongest features is its homesite size.
Many properties are approximately one-half acre or larger, while select parcels exceed one acre. Recent sales and listings include homesites of roughly 1.35 to 1.5 acres, providing considerably more land than buyers typically find in higher-density master-planned communities.
Depending on the property and applicable architectural requirements, larger lots may provide room for:
This additional space can be particularly appealing to buyers relocating from larger suburban or estate properties who want to maintain privacy while moving closer to the coast.
Bellwood Landing includes a prominent central pond along with numerous homesites backing to wooded conservation areas, wetlands, and natural buffers.
Depending on the property, owners may enjoy:
A current homesite on Low Country Loop, for example, is marketed for its tranquil pond setting, while other properties benefit from protected natural surroundings or creek-oriented views.
View orientation, future building, wetlands, tree coverage, drainage, and lot elevation should all be evaluated when comparing properties.
Collins Creek runs through or alongside portions of Bellwood Landing before connecting toward the Waccamaw River system. Homesites bordering the creek may qualify for private dock construction, subject to current permitting and property-specific requirements.
Recent custom-home marketing within Bellwood Landing also confirms marsh-oriented properties with water access to Collins Creek.
Depending on the property and water conditions, residents may enjoy:
Bellwood Landing also has been marketed with a community pier on Collins Creek.
Buyers interested in direct water access should verify:
Creek frontage should not automatically be interpreted as unrestricted deep-water boating access.
Bellwood Landing was designed around custom homes rather than repetitive production housing.
Architecture commonly reflects Lowcountry and Southern influences, including:
Current and recent listings include classic brick estates, cottage-inspired residences, and newer custom homes with refined interiors.
Inside, buyers may find:
The neighborhood’s architectural individuality is an important part of its luxury positioning.
Ownership in Bellwood Landing includes access to The Park at Prince Creek West, the master community’s major recreational amenity complex. Local real estate sources describe the park as approximately 41 acres.
Current amenity descriptions include:
This extensive recreational offering distinguishes Bellwood Landing from communities that provide larger homesites but few shared amenities.
Buyers should confirm current operating schedules, access-card procedures, guest policies, reservation rules, and amenity fees through the homeowners association.
The Park at Prince Creek provides multiple swimming options, including a large pool and facilities designed for younger residents.
For homeowners, this allows access to resort-style recreation without requiring every property to maintain a private pool.
Residents may also enjoy:
The variety of facilities makes Bellwood Landing attractive to households seeking an active lifestyle and to buyers who frequently host children or grandchildren.
Prince Creek West includes walking and nature trails through preserved Lowcountry scenery.
These trails provide opportunities for:
Bellwood Landing’s own larger lots and conservation areas reinforce this natural setting.
Bellwood Landing lies within the broader Prince Creek community near TPC Myrtle Beach, one of Murrells Inlet’s best-known golf courses. Local neighborhood resources place the course roughly one-half mile from portions of Bellwood Landing.
TPC Myrtle Beach provides championship golf in a private-club-style setting and is one of several courses conveniently accessible from Bellwood Landing.
Golf membership and playing privileges are separate from Bellwood Landing residential ownership. Buyers should verify current rates, memberships, tee-time policies, and resident programs directly with the course.
Murrells Inlet provides access to numerous additional courses and golf communities, including:
This concentration of golf makes Bellwood Landing attractive to buyers who enjoy the game but prefer a custom residential community rather than living directly on a fairway.
Bellwood Landing is located in Prince Creek West, placing residents close to the restaurants, recreation, shopping, healthcare, and services of Murrells Inlet.
Neighborhood resources note convenient access to grocery stores, restaurants, shops, medical services, and Tidelands-area healthcare.
Residents are within practical reach of:
The location allows Bellwood Landing to feel quiet and secluded without being remote.
The MarshWalk is the cultural and dining center of Murrells Inlet, offering waterfront restaurants, seafood, live music, fishing charters, marinas, and salt-marsh scenery.
Bellwood Landing residents can enjoy the MarshWalk’s restaurants and entertainment while returning home to a quieter gated environment with larger homesites and residential privacy.
This combination makes Bellwood Landing especially appealing to buyers who want access to the Murrells Inlet lifestyle without living directly in the busier waterfront district.
Bellwood Landing is within a convenient drive of Garden City Beach and the Atlantic Ocean. Local neighborhood resources commonly describe beach access as less than approximately ten minutes away under normal conditions.
Nearby coastal activities include:
The community’s inland position can provide additional land and residential privacy while still keeping owners close to the coast.
Bellwood Landing is conveniently located for access to Brookgreen Gardens and Huntington Beach State Park.
Brookgreen Gardens combines sculpture, botanical landscapes, wildlife, cultural programming, and Lowcountry history.
Huntington Beach State Park provides undeveloped Atlantic shoreline, birdwatching, fishing, trails, wildlife habitat, and the historic Atalaya property.
These destinations broaden the recreational opportunities available beyond golf, pools, and the beach.
One of Bellwood Landing’s practical advantages is proximity to everyday services.
Neighborhood resources specifically identify nearby Publix and Lowe’s Foods stores, restaurants, banking, shopping, medical offices, and Tidelands Waccamaw-area healthcare.
Residents are close to:
For relocation and retirement buyers, this combination of residential privacy and healthcare convenience can be particularly important.
Bellwood Landing is especially well suited to full-time residential living.
Primary-residence buyers may value:
The community offers a more substantial residential experience than many higher-density developments while remaining within the broader Prince Creek master plan.
Bellwood Landing may also appeal to retirement buyers seeking more space without sacrificing amenities.
Features attractive to retirees may include:
Buyers should evaluate home size and maintenance requirements carefully, as some Bellwood Landing residences are substantial custom properties with larger yards.
Bellwood Landing can also work well for buyers seeking a luxury second home near Murrells Inlet.
Potential advantages include:
Part-time owners should consider landscaping, pool maintenance, storm preparation, home monitoring, pest control, insurance, and association communications.
Bellwood Landing continues to offer occasional vacant homesites, giving buyers an opportunity to build a custom residence.
Current listings confirm that owners may have flexibility to select their own builder and, for certain lots, build according to their own timeline subject to architectural and association requirements.
Before purchasing land, buyers should investigate:
Lot orientation and environmental features should be evaluated carefully before architectural plans are finalized.
Bellwood Landing is governed through association arrangements connected to Bellwood Landing and Prince Creek West.
Prospective buyers should review:
Recent Bellwood Landing transaction data shows association charges being reported monthly, but current amounts and inclusions should always be confirmed through association documents.
Bellwood Landing is best positioned as an upscale residential community rather than a traditional vacation-rental development.
Rental eligibility should be confirmed through current association documents and Horry County requirements.
Prospective investors should verify:
The community’s custom homes and larger properties may be more appropriate for primary, seasonal, or long-term ownership than high-turnover vacation rentals.
Bellwood Landing contains ponds, wetlands, conservation areas, Collins Creek frontage, and low-lying coastal terrain, so buyers should evaluate each property’s flood and insurance profile individually.
Important considerations include:
A pond-front property, creek-oriented estate, and higher interior homesite can have significantly different insurance considerations despite being within the same community.
When comparing Bellwood Landing properties, buyers should consider:
Comparable sales should reflect the specific lot and construction quality.
A recently completed custom home on 1.5 acres with Collins Creek access should not be compared solely by square footage with a smaller interior property. Likewise, a large pond-front home with extensive upgrades can compete differently from an older residence without a premium view.
Marketing a Bellwood Landing property should emphasize both the residence and the lifestyle available within Prince Creek West.
Depending on the property, important selling points may include:
Professional photography, aerial imagery, floor plans, twilight photography, community-amenity photography, and lot-focused video can help buyers understand the property’s full value.
For larger properties, aerial marketing can be particularly effective in communicating acreage, privacy, pond or creek orientation, and proximity to natural areas.
Bellwood Landing offers a distinctive combination of gated privacy, larger homesites, custom architecture, extensive recreation, natural Lowcountry scenery, and convenient access to Murrells Inlet.
Whether searching for a custom estate, newer luxury home, pond-front residence, Collins Creek property, retirement home, second residence, or homesite for future construction, buyers can find compelling opportunities within this limited Prince Creek West community.
Taylor Keenan and the Taylor Keenan Team provide local market knowledge, strategic guidance, and personalized representation for buyers and sellers throughout Bellwood Landing, Prince Creek, Murrells Inlet, Garden City Beach, Pawleys Island, Litchfield Beach, and South Carolina’s South Strand.
Explore Bellwood Landing homes for sale and discover a Murrells Inlet community where custom homes, larger properties, active amenities, and relaxed Lowcountry living come together.
14240 Ocean Hwy Pawleys Island SC 29585
14240 Ocean Hwy Pawleys Island SC 29585