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Arcadia by Mungo Homes

Resort-style amenities and easy access to the Grand Strand give Arcadia a distinctly coastal feel in Myrtle Beach, SC . This Mungo Homes community offers new single-family homes within reach of beaches, golf, shopping, dining, entertainment, and the Intracoastal Waterway. Highways 501, 544, and 31 are also nearby, making it convenient to explore Myrtle Beach and surrounding communities while enjoying a neighborhood designed with plenty to do close to home.

Mungo Homes offers two collections of one- and two-story designs at Arcadia, with floor plans ranging from approximately 1,671 to more than 4,330 square feet and options for up to six bedrooms. Available homes demonstrate a wide range of configurations, including two- and three-car garages and layouts with additional primary suites, home offices, hobby areas, expanded entertainment space, and outdoor living options.

The amenities give Arcadia much of its resort-inspired character. Residents can enjoy a large community swimming pool, four pickleball courts, and a clubhouse with a fitness center. A playground and firepit add more places to spend time outside or gather with neighbors, creating recreation options for different interests without having to leave the community.

Living in Myrtle Beach, SC also means entertainment can look different from one weekend to the next. The Market Common and Coastal Grand Mall provide shopping and dining, while Broadway at the Beach offers restaurants, attractions, live music, and entertainment. Golf courses are abundant throughout the Grand Strand, and nearby marinas provide access to the Intracoastal Waterway. The Waccamaw River adds another option for exploring the area's natural coastal environment.

Families at Arcadia are less than three miles from area schools. Forestbrook Elementary School, Forestbrook Middle School, and Socastee High School are currently identified for the community, though school assignments should be verified with the local district.