Rural Horry County · Land & Estate Homesites

Aynor SC Homes for Sale

Aynor is a small rural town in western Horry County where the average home price was near $288,646 in early 2026, defined by land, acreage, and estate homesites rather than the beach or golf. Known for its annual “Hoe-Down” festival and its proximity to the historic Galivants Ferry stump-speech grounds, Aynor draws buyers who want room to build, agricultural land, and a genuine small-town pace within a reasonable drive of both Conway and the coast.

Why buyers choose Aynor

Aynor appeals to buyers looking for space, privacy, and a slower pace of life, while staying within a reasonable drive of Conway and the Grand Strand.

Room to spread out — Larger homesites, farmland, and acreage for estate homes, homesteads, or agricultural use.
Small-town charm — A close-knit community known for its agricultural roots, annual Hoe-Down Festival, and local traditions.
Convenient location — Easy access to Conway, Coastal Carolina University, and the beaches while enjoying lower prices and a quieter lifestyle.

If you’re relocating from out of state, the relocation guide and the South Carolina tax advantages guide explain why many buyers choose this part of South Carolina.

Aynor market data

Destination

Aynor (Q2 2026)

Average home price

~$288,646

Typical range

~$150K – $600K+ (estate homes on acreage)

Property types

Estate homes, acreage/land, farms, new single-family

Character

Rural, agricultural, small-town

Notable

“Hoe-Down” festival; nearby Galivants Ferry stump grounds

School district

Horry County Schools (Aynor attendance area)

Schools in Aynor

Aynor is served by Horry County Schools within the Aynor attendance area:

Confirm the current zone for any specific address with Horry County Schools before buying.

Neighborhoods in Aynor

Aynor Estates: Estate homes, acreage, and homesites — the heart of the Aynor market

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do homes cost in Aynor, SC?

The average was approximately $288,646 in early 2026, with inventory from about $150K for older and in-town homes to $600K+ for estate homes on significant acreage.

What is Aynor known for?

Aynor is a small, rural, agricultural town in western Horry County known for land and estate homesites, its annual Hoe-Down festival, and the nearby historic Galivants Ferry stump-speech grounds.

Can you buy land and acreage in Aynor?

Yes. Aynor is one of the most land-oriented markets on the Grand Strand, with buildable acreage, farms, and estate homesites at prices well below the coastal markets.

What schools serve Aynor?

Horry County Schools Aynor attendance area: Aynor Elementary, Aynor Middle (in Galivants Ferry), and Aynor High School. Confirm current zones with the district.

How far is Aynor from Conway and the beach?

Aynor sits in western Horry County along Highway 501, a short drive from Conway and the Horry County seat, and a longer but manageable drive to the Myrtle Beach oceanfront.

Things to do in Aynor

The Aynor Hoe-Down Festival — the town's signature annual event celebrating its agricultural heritage.
Galivants Ferry — the nearby community on the Little Pee Dee River, home to the historic Galivants Ferry Stump for South Carolina political speeches.
The surrounding farmland — working farms and rural roads that define the area's character.
riverfront — the historic Conway Riverwalk and Waccamaw River, a short drive east along Highway 501.
Coastal Carolina University — Chanticleer athletics and university events in nearby Conway.

Working with Phil in Aynor

Buying land or acreage in Aynor requires a different approach than purchasing a home in a typical subdivision. Buyers should carefully review zoning, well and septic systems, road frontage, flood zones, wetlands, surveys, and recent comparable sales before making a decision.

Many buyers compare Aynor with the riverfront lifestyle in Conway or the larger acreage opportunities in Loris when deciding which rural area best fits their needs.