Homewood Homes for Sale

No. Homewood is a Census-designated place north of Conway: an area defined for statistics, not a city with its own city government. A home can have a Conway mailing address without being inside the Homewood Census boundary. This guide uses that mapped boundary to select homes. If you want a wider search, open the Conway guide. For a particular home, confirm its location and services using the full address and property records.

This guide uses a home’s supplied map location to check whether it falls inside the Homewood Census boundary. It does not include all Conway listings or every home inside a rectangle around Homewood. A listing without a usable map location cannot be placed in this area search. The boundary follows the January 1, 2026 Census map named in the guide. Open the mapped-area link to compare this defined area without assuming it is a school or service boundary.

The road project described in the September 25, 2026 guide runs along US 701 from SC 319 to SC 22 north of Conway. Horry County’s plan describes five lanes and improvements for people walking or riding bicycles. A plan does not mean those facilities are finished. Open the county project page for updates, then check the routes you expect to use from the home. Do not assume a faster trip or completed work.

No school assignment is established for every home in this guide. Homewood Elementary at 108 North Clemson Circle is a local landmark, but a school name or a nearby campus does not settle the assignment for an address. Enter the home’s complete address in Horry County Schools’ Find My School tool. Confirm the result with the district before relying on it. The Census boundary used for this home search is not a school-attendance boundary.

The September 25, 2026 guide cites South Carolina’s environmental agency directory for the Homewood recycling center at 4146 Highway 701 North, Conway. That is a location reference, not a promise about today’s hours or what the center accepts. Open the official recycling directory before making a trip. Use its current operating and material information rather than assuming that every item can be dropped off or that the center is always open.

Check the exact property’s flood information, county tax estimate, utilities, road access and recorded restrictions. Recorded restrictions are rules or limits in the property’s legal records. Use the Horry County map and property-record tools as a starting point, then confirm anything important to your plans. Being inside the Homewood Census area does not establish what you can build, what insurance will cost or which homeowners association rules apply. Those questions need property-specific answers.