Hidden Lakes Village is a quiet, family-friendly neighborhood in Little River real estate, built by Nations Homes and laid out around several ponds with sparkling fountains. The community is set just across Highway 17 from the Little River Waterfront — home to the area’s festivals, fresh seafood docks, fishing charters, and casino boats — and sits outside city limits, which keeps property taxes lower than nearby coastal neighborhoods. North Myrtle Beach is roughly five miles down the road.
Homes are three- and four-bedroom builds typically running from the mid-1,600s to about 2,500 square feet, all with two-car garages and manicured lots. Interiors feature "affordable luxury" upgrades like granite countertops, hardwood flooring, stainless appliances, and tiled baths, with many homes adding large covered or screened porches that take in pond and fountain views. Residents enjoy a community pool and clubhouse, tennis courts, and a playground, with low HOA fees that keep ownership approachable. Local schools include Riverside Elementary, North Myrtle Beach Middle, and North Myrtle Beach High — making Hidden Lakes Village a strong fit for families, primary residents, retirees, and second-home buyers.
Located in the desirable Hidden Lakes Village community, this spacious 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home offers over 2,500 heated square feet of living space in the heart of L...
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Trey White () from Listing Office: White Realty, LLC.
This well-maintained home has a bright, open floor plan with a vaulted ceiling in the living room, leading to a spacious sunroom and private, fenced yard backing up to th...
Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Steven Perry () from Listing Office: North Beach Realty.

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