Aynor SC 29511
Last filtered sale
$209,990
Sale dated Oct 14, 2026
PIN
24607030028
TMS
Not provided
Public owner
BEECHER BRUCE D
Acreage
0.24
Legal description
SPRING GROVE PH 1 & 2; Lot 45
Parcel sale date
Oct 7, 2026
Sales history
2 clean records
Permits / Rezonings
0 / 0
Property location
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Property address
137 COVEY RISE DR, Aynor SC 29511
Owner mailing address
137 COVEY RISE DR, AYNOR, SC, 29511-2978
Deed book / page
5137 / 3367
Coordinates
33.96424, -79.12790
Record source
Horry County Parcels and Address Numbers layers
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PIN
24607030028
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Filtered by parcel/PIN
$209,990
Sale dated Oct 14, 2026
5137 / 3367
Buyer / Grantee
BEECHER BRUCE DSeller / Grantor
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$3,343,796
Sale dated Sep 25, 2025
4996 / 2637
Buyer / Grantee
OHC AW POOL I LLCSeller / Grantor
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Matched by PIN
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