Wedgefield Plantation offers beautiful scenery, spacious homes, and a relaxed golf course lifestyle in Georgetown, SC.
Best Neighborhoods in Georgetown, SC for Homebuyers
One of the most common questions we hear from buyers relocating to the Lowcountry is:
“What are the best neighborhoods in Georgetown, South Carolina?”
The answer depends on your lifestyle, budget, and what you’re looking for in a home. Georgetown offers everything from historic downtown living and golf course communities to waterfront neighborhoods and quiet rural areas with acreage.
Here’s a breakdown of some of the most popular Georgetown, SC neighborhoods and areas for homebuyers.
Historic Downtown Georgetown
If you love character and charm, the Historic District is hard to beat. This area features tree-lined streets, historic homes, and walkability to shops, restaurants, and the Harborwalk.
Buyers love:
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Historic architecture
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Walkable downtown lifestyle
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Riverfront views and parks
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Proximity to dining and events
Great for buyers who appreciate history and a true small-town feel.
Wedgefield Plantation
Wedgefield Plantation is one of Georgetown’s most sought-after golf course communities. It offers spacious homes, mature landscaping, and a peaceful setting.
Highlights include:
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Golf course living
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Large lots
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Optional club membership
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Easy access to Highway 17
Popular with families, retirees, and golfers.
DeBordieu Area & Nearby Communities
Located just south of Georgetown, the DeBordieu area includes gated and non-gated communities with upscale homes and access to beaches, golf, and amenities.
Buyers are drawn to:
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Close proximity to Pawleys Island
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Gated neighborhoods
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Golf and beach access
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Higher-end home options
Ideal for buyers seeking luxury coastal living.
Rural Georgetown & Acreage Properties
Many buyers choose Georgetown for space and privacy. Rural areas outside of town offer homes with acreage, workshops, and room for boats, RVs, or animals.
Great for buyers looking for:
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No HOA or low HOA communities
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Larger lots
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Quiet, country living
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Lower price points than coastal areas
New Construction Communities
Georgetown continues to grow with new home communities offering modern floor plans, energy-efficient features, and neighborhood amenities.
Buyers like:
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Brand-new homes
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Builder warranties
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Community pools or clubhouses
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Contemporary designs
These communities appeal to first-time buyers and those wanting low-maintenance living.
One of the many reasons people love living in Georgetown County — quiet river views, nature, and unforgettable sunsets.
Waterfront & Water-Access Neighborhoods
Georgetown is surrounded by rivers, creeks, and marshes, making it attractive for boating and fishing enthusiasts.
Common features include:
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Riverfront or creekfront homes
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Neighborhood boat ramps
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Marsh views
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Peaceful settings
Perfect for buyers who want a coastal lifestyle without living directly on the ocean.
👉 Explore this Wedgefield Plantation home on the golf course
How to Choose the Right Georgetown Neighborhood
When helping buyers, we look at:
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Budget
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Desired home style
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Commute needs
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HOA preferences
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Proximity to schools, beaches, or golf
Every buyer’s “best neighborhood” is different.
Work with Local Georgetown Real Estate Experts
At Coast to Country Group Realty, we know Georgetown’s neighborhoods inside and out. We’ll help you narrow down the areas that fit your lifestyle and guide you through the buying process from start to finish.
👉 Contact Coast to Country Group Realty today to learn more about homes for sale in Georgetown, SC.
This article was written by the team at Coast to Country Group, local real estate professionals serving Murrells Inlet, Garden City Beach, Surfside Beach, Pawleys Island, Georgetown, Andrews, and Conway. With more than 16 years of combined experience in the Grand Strand real estate market experience, we love helping buyers and sellers navigate coastal living.