Homes for Sale in Cat Tail Bay, Conway

Are you looking for a home on a huge lot that feels like country, but is minutes from town and the shopping and dining you find there? Cat Tail Bay in Conway looks more like a luxury community than a country lane, but the acreage, trees, and privacy make it so much more than that.

The quiet Cat Tail Bay Subdivision outside the city limits of Conway was first developed in 2005, with custom builders selling homes and many vacant lots being sold with no time limits to build. Because of this, you'll find homes that are 15-16 years old, homes that are 9-10 years old, and homes that were built this year. There are three and four-bedroom homes, one and two-story, with prices that vary greatly; starting at around $250,000. There are even lots available for those who want to hold off building, averaging around $25,000 in price. Lots and homesites start at a half-acre and go up more than 1.5 acres.

The homes in Cat Tail Bay come with all the upgrades of a luxury community. Most have hardwood or tile flooring, walk-in closets, formal dining rooms, granite countertops and chef's kitchens, trey ceilings, insulated windows, screened or glassed-in porches, and two-car garages. Most have a storage building in the back yard with electricity, heat, and air. Taxes are low, the HOA is under $10 a month, and the community has underground utilities.

Schools that service Cat Tail Bay are Pee Dee Elementary, Whittemore Parm Middle, and Conway High School. This location provides you with the ease of access to Hwy 378, Hwy 501, and Hwy 701- gifting you with close proximity to Conway’s antique shops, local eateries, and the River Walk. Myrtle Beach is just up the road as well, with its fine dining, world-class entertainment, and ample shopping experiences. You will have all the conveniences of beach living, but no traffic or noise.

If this sounds like the way you'd like to live, give us a call to show you the homes in Cat Tail Bay or any other Conway communities. We'd love to give you a tour of this pretty little town.