Myrtle Beach SC 29588
Last filtered sale
$86,936
Sale dated Apr 16, 2025
PIN
44004040065
TMS
1792206137
Public owner
LEARY TODD H
Acreage
0
Legal description
SMITH BLVD; LOT 9 BL AA
Parcel sale date
Apr 8, 2022
Sales history
2 clean records
Permits / Rezonings
0 / 4
Property location
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Property address
2 SMITH BLVD, Myrtle Beach SC 29588
Owner mailing address
4917 WILLOW LN, MYRTLE BEACH, SC, 29575
Deed book / page
4538 / 987
Coordinates
33.69374, -78.98867
Record source
Horry County Parcels and Address Numbers layers
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PIN
44004040065
TMS
1792206137
Search Type: Real Estate. Search by PIN or Map Number/TMS.Copy the PIN or TMS, then paste it into the official Horry County tax search.
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Filtered by parcel/PIN
$86,936
Sale dated Apr 16, 2025
4933 / 1665
Buyer / Grantee
HOME BUILDERS TEAM LLCSeller / Grantor
LEARY TODD HConnect your Property Pros listing
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$65,800
Sale dated Apr 8, 2022
4538 / 987
Buyer / Grantee
LEARY TODD HSeller / Grantor
JW SMITH INVESTMENTS LLCConnect your Property Pros listing
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Official county resources
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Matched by PIN
No public permit records matched this PIN in the active permit layer.
Public flood GIS
Flood zone
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Flood information is based on public FEMA/Horry County GIS data and should be verified with official sources. This is not an insurance quote or formal flood determination.
Matched by PIN/PARCELNUMBER
ZONE-04-25-071070
2025-05-002 Request to rezone 0.57 acres from SF 20 to SF 10.
Application date
Apr 17, 2025
Current zoning
SF20 - Single-Family Residential: generally traditional single-family homes on larger residential lots.
Proposed zoning
SF10 - Single-Family Residential: generally traditional single-family homes on lots of at least 10,000 square feet.
Plain-English guide only. Zoning rules can vary by location; check the official record for exact requirements.
Matched by PIN/PARCELNUMBER from public rezoning land-records layer.
ZONE-04-25-071070
2025-05-002 Request to rezone 0.57 acres from SF 20 to SF 10.
Application date
Apr 17, 2025
Current zoning
SF20 - Single-Family Residential: generally traditional single-family homes on larger residential lots.
Proposed zoning
SF10 - Single-Family Residential: generally traditional single-family homes on lots of at least 10,000 square feet.
Plain-English guide only. Zoning rules can vary by location; check the official record for exact requirements.
Matched by PIN/PARCELNUMBER from public rezoning land-records layer.
ZONE-04-25-071070
2025-05-002 Request to rezone 0.57 acres from SF 20 to SF 10.
Application date
Apr 17, 2025
Current zoning
SF20 - Single-Family Residential: generally traditional single-family homes on larger residential lots.
Proposed zoning
SF10 - Single-Family Residential: generally traditional single-family homes on lots of at least 10,000 square feet.
Plain-English guide only. Zoning rules can vary by location; check the official record for exact requirements.
Matched by PIN/PARCELNUMBER from public rezoning land-records layer.
ZONE-04-25-071070
2025-05-002 Request to rezone 0.57 acres from SF 20 to SF 10.
Application date
Apr 17, 2025
Current zoning
SF20 - Single-Family Residential: generally traditional single-family homes on larger residential lots.
Proposed zoning
SF10 - Single-Family Residential: generally traditional single-family homes on lots of at least 10,000 square feet.
Plain-English guide only. Zoning rules can vary by location; check the official record for exact requirements.
Matched by PIN/PARCELNUMBER from public rezoning land-records layer.
This profile is centered on the county parcel/PIN. Address search is only a way to find the parcel, and address matches may be approximate or duplicated.
Current owner, sales, permits, and rezoning records can update on different schedules. Buyer/seller names may differ from the current parcel owner.
Source and disclaimer
Data comes from public Horry County parcel, GIS, sales, permit, and rezoning records.
Verify official county records before making financial, legal, real estate, or investment decisions.
Address matches and map locations may be approximate, especially for multi-address parcels.
2 sales table records were excluded because they were future-looking, unparseable, or below the MVP value threshold.