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Collins Walk Townhomes for Sale — Conway SC [2026]

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Sep 16, 2026 • 8 min read
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Collins Walk Townhomes is a Lennar townhome community in Conway, South Carolina, with homes in the low $200s as of September 2026. Buyers searching Collins Walk townhomes Conway SC are usually after the same thing: a brand-new, low-maintenance home under $250,000 within a few minutes of downtown Conway. As of September 16, 2026, Lennar shows three homes available here between $219,500 and $229,900, with the single Blakely plan carrying a base price of $257,500. The community has a swimming pool and a playground, and it sits about four miles from downtown Conway. The tradeoff is the beach. You are twenty-plus miles inland, and US-501 decides how long that drive takes. It is one of the Lennar communities across the Grand Strand built for buyers who want new construction without the coastal price tag.

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What Is Collins Walk Townhomes in Conway, SC?

Collins Walk Townhomes is a Lennar community of new attached townhomes at 1105 Blueblack Herring Way in Conway, about four miles from the downtown Conway riverfront. Here is the shape of it as of September 16, 2026.

  • Builder: Lennar
  • Location: Conway, Horry County, SC
  • Type: attached townhomes, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths
  • Available homes: three, from $219,500 to $229,900
  • Published plan pricing: Blakely from $257,500
  • Plan count: one
  • Amenities: swimming pool, playground
  • Status: actively selling, marked as a new phase

This is a single-plan community, which is unusual and worth understanding before you tour. Lennar builds only the Blakely here, so your decisions are about homesite, elevation and finish rather than layout. That simplifies the process considerably. It also means that if the Blakely does not work for how you live, there is no second option inside this community, and you should look at a detached Lennar neighborhood instead. Everything's Included is Lennar's term for bundling popular options into the base price, and the package changes by year, so ask for the current included-features sheet in writing.

What Do Collins Walk Townhomes Cost in 2026?

Available homes at Collins Walk run $219,500 to $229,900 as of September 16, 2026, while the Blakely plan carries a base price of $257,500. That gap is the whole story here. The standing inventory is priced well below the plan base, which usually means Lennar is clearing finished units at the end of a phase. If you can buy what is already built, you are buying at a meaningful discount to what the same home costs to start from scratch.

Under $230,000 for new construction is close to the floor of the Horry County market. Very little brand-new inventory of any kind trades below that number, and almost none of it is attached product with a pool. The reason it is possible here is a combination of townhome density and an inland Conway location, not a compromise on the build.

If you already own at Collins Walk and want to know what your townhome is worth today, start with a valuation. Get your Conway home value.

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What Floor Plan Does Lennar Build at Collins Walk?

Lennar builds one plan at Collins Walk, the Blakely, at 1,437 square feet with three bedrooms and three full baths. These are the specifications shown on Lennar's community page on September 16, 2026.

Plan Type Beds / Baths Square Feet Starting At
Blakely Townhome 3 / 3 1,437 $257,500

Three full baths in a 1,437 square foot townhome is the detail that matters most here. Most attached product at this size gives you two and a half, with the half bath downstairs and two bedrooms sharing upstairs. A third full bath means every bedroom has real access, which changes what the home can do. It works for roommates splitting a mortgage, for a household with a guest room that gets used, and for anyone who has lived through the morning queue for a shared bathroom.

What you give up in a single-plan townhome community is layout choice, and you should be honest with yourself about that. If the Blakely floor plan does not suit you, no amount of finish selection will fix it. Walk it before you commit, pay attention to stair placement and where the laundry sits, and compare it against detached options in the same price band before you decide the townhome is the right form.

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What Amenities Does Collins Walk Have?

Collins Walk has a swimming pool and a playground. That is the complete published amenity list as of September 16, 2026. There is no clubhouse, fitness center or gated entry noted on Lennar's community page.

For a townhome community under $230,000, a pool is a real amenity rather than a marketing line. It is also the thing most likely to drive your monthly dues, and Lennar does not publish them. Townhome HOAs typically cover more than single-family ones, often including exterior maintenance, roofing reserves and landscaping, which is part of why people choose attached product in the first place. Get the budget and find out exactly what the dues cover before you compare this against a detached home where you carry the roof yourself.

How Far Is Collins Walk From the Beach?

The Myrtle Beach Boardwalk is 17.8 miles from Collins Walk, and the drive took 42 minutes when measured. That gap between distance and time is the single most important thing a Conway buyer needs to understand. Every figure below was measured in Google Maps from 1105 Blueblack Herring Way on September 16, 2026, during mid-day traffic with US-501 running heavier than usual. Off-peak runs are meaningfully shorter.

  • Downtown Conway: 4.0 miles, about 10 minutes
  • Coastal Carolina University: 6.7 miles, about 14 minutes
  • Myrtle Beach Boardwalk: 17.8 miles, about 42 minutes in measured traffic
  • Myrtle Beach International Airport: 17.7 miles, about 41 minutes in measured traffic
  • North Myrtle Beach Main Street: 39.9 miles, about 41 minutes via SC-22

US-501 between Conway and Myrtle Beach is the defining commute in this part of the county, and it does not behave like a normal highway. Seventeen miles taking forty minutes is not an outlier. Drive it yourself at the hour you would actually drive it before you decide this location works.

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Is Collins Walk Within Golf Cart Range of the Beach?

No. Collins Walk is not within street-legal golf cart range of any beach. The nearest oceanfront is roughly eighteen miles away, and South Carolina limits a permitted golf cart to a set radius around the address on its registration, nowhere near that distance. State rules also restrict operation to daylight hours and to roads posted at 35 miles per hour or below, and US-501 is neither. A cart is useful inside the neighborhood and nothing more. If riding a cart to the sand is on your list, you are shopping the wrong city. Confirm current cart rules with Horry County before you buy one.

What Schools Serve Collins Walk?

Lennar publishes Horry County Schools assignments for Collins Walk: Homewood Elementary School for PK through 5, Whittemore Park Middle School for 6 through 8, and Conway High School for 9 through 12. That is a full assignment set, which the builder does not publish for every community in this corridor.

Verify current zoning directly with Horry County Schools before you write an offer. Lennar's own page notes that school information is computer generated and may not be accurate or current. Conway is absorbing a large share of the county's new construction, and attendance lines move as capacity shifts. Check the district's current zoning tool at horrycountyschools.net and confirm in writing with the district.

Other New Construction Communities in Conway

Conway carries more Lennar inventory than any other city in the Grand Strand, and Collins Walk is the entry point. Kingston Oaks offers detached single-family homes from the mid $200s with future amenities planned, and Fieldview sits further east toward the coast in the low $300s with a pool, pond and community gardens. If you want detached rather than attached and can stretch past $250,000, those are the two to compare against this one. Beyond Lennar, Conway has deep inventory across dozens of subdivisions, and you can see the wider picture of new construction across the Myrtle Beach area. We track every Lennar community in the Grand Strand if you want the full lineup before narrowing.

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What to Know Before Buying Collins Walk Townhomes

  1. Ask what the HOA dues cover, not just what they cost. Townhome associations often carry exterior maintenance, roofing reserves, landscaping and insurance that a single-family owner pays separately. Lennar does not publish the figure. Request the budget, the current assessment, the reserve balance and any planned special assessments in writing, then compare the all-in monthly cost against a detached home rather than comparing sticker prices.
  2. Understand that standing inventory is priced below the plan base here. Available homes are running $219,500 to $229,900 while the Blakely base is $257,500. That spread favors buying what is already built. Ask which units are finished, what incentives attach to them, and whether the pricing holds if you need a longer closing timeline.
  3. Drive US-501 at the hour you would actually drive it. Our measurement put the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk at 17.8 miles and 42 minutes. If you work at the beach and live in Conway, that road is your life. Make the trip in real traffic, both directions, before you commit.
  4. Understand what a builder contract does and does not give you. Builder contracts differ from resale contracts on inspection rights, earnest money, financing contingencies and what happens when a delivery date slips. Incentives are often tied to using the builder's lender, so compare that against an outside mortgage pre-approval. Here is how making an offer works.

Frequently Asked Questions - Collins Walk Townhomes

How much do townhomes at Collins Walk cost?

Available homes at Collins Walk run $219,500 to $229,900 as of September 16, 2026, and the Blakely plan has a base price of $257,500. Three homes were listed as available on that date. Builder pricing and incentives change constantly, so confirm the current numbers with Lennar before you budget around them.

What floor plan does Collins Walk offer?

Collins Walk builds a single plan, the Blakely, at 1,437 square feet with three bedrooms and three full baths. It is an attached townhome. Because there is only one layout, your choices at this community are homesite, elevation and finishes rather than floor plan.

Does Collins Walk have a pool?

Yes. Collins Walk has a swimming pool and a playground. Those are the only two amenities Lennar publishes for the community as of September 16, 2026. There is no clubhouse or fitness center listed. Ask for the HOA budget to see what share of dues goes to maintaining them.

How far is Collins Walk from the beach?

The Myrtle Beach Boardwalk is 17.8 miles away, and the drive measured 42 minutes on September 16, 2026 with US-501 running heavy. Downtown Conway is 4.0 miles and about 10 minutes. Coastal Carolina University is 6.7 miles and about 14 minutes. Traffic on US-501 swings the beach run considerably.

Community details, pricing, plan data and school assignments above were taken from Lennar's community page for Collins Walk Townhomes on September 16, 2026. Prices, plans, incentives and availability change without notice. Confirm everything directly with the builder before making a decision.

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