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Lakeside Crossing
114 Walden Lake Rd., Conway, South Carolina 29526
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A Peaceful 55+ Manufactured Home Community Not Far from Myrtle Beach, Lakeside Crossing Has Attractive Homes with Views of Water and Woods
About 15 minutes inland from the Atlantic Ocean and about five miles from Myrtle Beach on South Carolina's northern coast, Conway is the setting for Lakeside Crossing, an attractive 55+ manufactured home community in a quiet, suburban-like setting. The community started with 350 homes but now has nearly 700 or so properties with nine different floorplans. It was developed by Sobel Company but is now owned by Sun Communities.
Properties look site-built and sizes range from approximately 1,020 square feet to approximately 2,800 square feet with two to three bedrooms. Features include a fireplace, a skylight, a sunroom, custom cabinetry and a custom deck. All residences have an attached garage and a front porch, and many back to a lake or a wooded area. Lawns are well maintained.
Prices start in the high-$100,000s. Most homes have a lot fee in the $500 to $750 per month range, depending on the property's age and location. The fee covers street maintenance, lighting, trash pick-up, lawn mowing, amenities access and the land rental. Please verify these prices with a Realtor as they will change down the road.
The clubhouse boasts a heated pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, an indoor Jacuzzi, a computer center, tennis courts, a library, a hobbies studio and aerobics classes. Outside is a private fishing pier and a lakeside beach. The community employs an activities director so there are plenty of social and recreational get-togethers year-round.
One of the oldest towns in South Carolina, Conway started out in 1734 and sits along the Waccamaw River. It is fast-growing and attracts families and retirees looking for proximity to the ocean and a lower cost of living. Parts of Conway are a little bedraggled, but giant moss-draped live oaks and distinctive homes create a classic Southern tableau.
Conway Hospital is accredited by the Joint Commission.
The climate is hot and humid in the summer and mild in the winter. The average January high is 56 degrees, and the average July high is 88 degrees. On average, the area receives 52 inches of rain per year. Hurricane Matthew in 2016 brought street flooding to Lakeside Crossing. Hurricane Florence in 2018 caused minimal damage.
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South Carolina:
Coastal South Carolina is a region steeped in history, natural beauty, and southern charm, stretching from the famous Grand Strand to the moss-draped Lowcountry. The area is dotted with vibrant beach towns like Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head, offering wide sandy shores, golf courses, and resort-style amenities, while historic cities such as Charleston provide cobblestone streets, antebellum architecture, and world-class dining.
The Lowcountry’s tidal marshes, barrier islands, and winding waterways create a serene, almost mystical landscape that draws artists, retirees, and vacationers alike. Residents enjoy a warm climate with mild winters and long, sunny summers, making outdoor recreation—from boating and fishing to birdwatching and biking—a year-round pleasure.
Coastal South Carolina blends relaxation with culture, offering both lively entertainment and peaceful retreats, making it one of the most desirable stretches of shoreline in the Southeast.
Designed for Aging
Homes designed for aging, often referred to as “aging in place” residences, are thoughtfully built or remodeled to support comfort, safety, and independence as people grow older. These homes typically feature single-level floor plans to eliminate stairs, wider doorways and hallways to accommodate walkers or wheelchairs, and non-slip flooring to reduce fall risks.
Bathrooms often include walk-in showers with grab bars and built-in seating, while kitchens may have pull-out shelves and easy-to-reach storage. Lighting is strategically placed to reduce shadows and improve visibility, and many designs incorporate smart home technology for added convenience and security.
Beyond physical features, these homes are often located in communities close to healthcare, shopping, and social activities, ensuring that residents remain connected and supported.
Together, these elements allow older adults to maintain independence, dignity, and quality of life in their own home for as long as possible.
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