The Danville is the best four-bedroom value D.R. Horton sells in Horry County, and most buyers never see it because it is only offered at two communities. It is 2,027 square feet with four bedrooms and three full bathrooms on a single level, from the $318,000s at Chapman Village. Nothing else in the lineup delivers four bedrooms, three full baths and no stairs anywhere near that price.
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Danville Specifications
| Builder | D.R. Horton |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 3 full |
| Square footage | 2,027 |
| Stories | One |
| Garage | 2 car |
| Horry County communities | Two — Chapman Village and Maple Grove, both in Conway |
| Published price range | The $318,000s to the $362,000s |
Three full bathrooms is what separates this plan from everything around it. The Booth at 1,891 square feet has two baths. The Pine at 1,953 has two and a half. The Danville has three full, on one level, for $7,000 more than the Booth and $1,000 more than the Pine. For a four-bedroom household that is not a marginal upgrade — it is the difference between one shared bath and two.
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Where You Can Buy the Danville
| Community | City | Danville Starting Price | Series | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chapman Village | Conway | $318s | Tradition (page conflicts) | Now Selling |
| Maple Grove | Conway | $362s | Not published | Now Selling |
Note that Chapman Village publishes Tradition as its series while carrying plans that appear elsewhere as Express — a conflict on D.R. Horton’s own pages. Maple Grove publishes no series at all. On a $44,000 gap, that is the first thing to resolve at the sales office.
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Why the Danville Is the Value Play
Put the Danville next to the two plans it competes with directly, using each plan’s cheapest published community:
| Booth | Pine | Danville | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheapest published | $311s | $317s | $318s |
| Square footage | 1,891 | 1,953 | 2,027 |
| Bedrooms | 4 | 4 | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 2 | 2.5 | 3 full |
| Stories | One | Two | One |
Seven thousand dollars separates the cheapest of these three from the most expensive. For that $7,000 over the Booth you get 136 more square feet and a full extra bathroom, and you keep the single-level layout. Against the Pine it is $1,000 for 74 more square feet, half a bathroom more, and you drop the second floor.
On published specifications the Danville wins both comparisons outright. The only reason to prefer the other two is location — the cheap Danville is at Chapman Village, and if Chapman Village is wrong for you, the Maple Grove Danville at $362,000s is no longer the bargain.
The $44,000 community gap
Maple Grove is the expensive side of every pair it appears in. It runs $44,000 above Chapman Village on the Danville, $47,000 above Dove Crossing on the Macon, and $21,000 above Preserve at Cypress Commons on the Pine. Three plans, three different comparison communities, same direction every time — that is a deliberate market position, not a per-plan quirk. What D.R. Horton does not publish is which series Maple Grove builds to, which is the one fact that would tell you whether the premium is in the house or in the land.
On the Danville specifically, $44,000 is fourteen percent of the Chapman Village price. Before you accept it, ask each sales office for the standard-features sheet and compare them line by line, then ask for the lot premium as a separate number. If the features sheets are close, the premium is land and Chapman Village is the clear buy.
Four Bedrooms, Three Full Baths, No Stairs
This combination is scarce and it is worth being precise about who it serves.
Multi-generational households. Three full baths across four bedrooms means a parent or adult child can have genuine privacy rather than queuing for a shared bath. On one level, that works for someone who cannot manage stairs.
Families with teenagers. The morning bathroom problem is the single most common complaint about four-bedroom two-bath houses, and it gets worse every year the children get older. Three baths solves it for the whole time you own the house.
Retirement buyers who host. A primary suite plus a guest room with its own bath, plus two more bedrooms for an office and a hobby room, all without a staircase.
At 2,027 square feet the Danville is not a large house, so three full baths do consume floor area that would otherwise be living space. Walk it with the dimensioned plan sheet and pay attention to the size of the great room and the secondary bedrooms rather than just counting doors.
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Chapman Village vs. Maple Grove
| Chapman Village | Maple Grove | |
|---|---|---|
| Danville starting price | $318s | $362s |
| Published series | Tradition (conflicts with its plan mix) | Not published |
| Status | Now Selling | Now Selling |
Chapman Village publishes Tradition as its series, but it carries plans that appear as Express elsewhere in the county — a genuine inconsistency on D.R. Horton’s own pages rather than something we are inferring. It also carries the Acadia, the Calvert and the Glynn, which puts it in the mid-range of the lineup rather than at the entry end.
Maple Grove publishes no series at all and is consistently the more expensive community. It does carry a broader plan roster, so if the Danville is not right when you walk it there is more to see on the same visit.
The honest summary: on this plan, Chapman Village is $44,000 cheaper and neither community publishes enough for you to know why from a website. That is a sales-office question, and it is the most valuable one you will ask all day.
If the Danville Is Not Available
Two communities is thin supply, and plan availability shifts as phases sell out. If the Danville is closed at the homesite you want, the nearest alternatives in the D.R. Horton lineup are:
The Booth — 1,891 square feet, four bedrooms, two baths, one story, from the $311,000s at Preserve at Cypress Commons. Cheaper, smaller, and one fewer bathroom. It is the closest substitute if single-level living is the priority and the third bath is not.
The Pine — 1,953 square feet, four bedrooms, two and a half baths, from the $317,000s at Preserve at Cypress Commons. Similar money, similar size, but a two-story and a half bath rather than a full third.
The Destin — 2,272 square feet, four bedrooms, three full baths, one story, from the $381,000s at Eden Springs in Longs. This is the closest specification match in the whole lineup: same bedroom and bathroom count, same single level, 245 more square feet. It costs roughly $63,000 more, which is the price of moving up a size class rather than a series.
If three full baths on one level is genuinely the requirement, the Danville and the Destin are the only two plans D.R. Horton builds in this county that do it, and the Danville is $63,000 cheaper.
What to Ask at the Sales Office About the Danville
Almost everything that decides whether a D.R. Horton home is a good buy is unpublished. These are the questions that actually move the number on the Danville, in the order worth asking them:
- Which series is the Maple Grove Danville built to? Maple Grove publishes none, and this is a $44,000 question.
- Why does Chapman Village publish Tradition while carrying plans that appear as Express elsewhere in the county? On a $318,000 home the standard specification matters.
- How are the three full baths distributed? Three full baths in 2,027 square feet is the plan’s whole advantage — confirm one is a genuine second suite rather than a hall bath.
- Is the Danville still open at the homesite you want? Two communities is thin supply and plan availability shifts as phases sell out.
- What is the lot premium at Chapman Village, as a separate figure from the $318,000s band?
Ask for the answers in writing rather than verbally. Sales staff turn over, incentive packages change month to month, and a standard-features sheet or an itemised option list is a document you can hold someone to. A verbal assurance about a series specification is not.
What D.R. Horton Does Not Publish
Three gaps apply to every D.R. Horton plan in Horry County, and they matter more on a two-community plan than on a widely-sold one, because there is less published data to triangulate against:
- Starting prices are bands, not quotes. D.R. Horton publishes a figure like "$317s", meaning the low $317,000s. It describes a base build on an unnamed homesite. The delivered price depends on the lot premium, the options and the incentive package, none of which is published.
- Series branding is inconsistent. Some communities publish Express or Tradition on the community page, some publish a series that conflicts with the plans they carry, and some publish nothing at all. Ask which series a specific home is being built to, because it governs the standard specification.
- Plan availability shifts as phases sell out. A plan offered at two communities today may be offered at one next quarter. Confirm the plan is still open at the homesite you want before you get attached to it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the D.R. Horton Danville?
From the $318,000s at Chapman Village and from the $362,000s at Maple Grove, both in Conway.
How big is the Danville?
2,027 square feet, four bedrooms, three full baths, one story, two-car garage.
Does the Danville really have three full bathrooms?
Yes — three full baths, not two and a half. Along with the Destin it is one of only two D.R. Horton plans in Horry County offering four bedrooms and three full baths on a single level.
Why is the Danville $44,000 more at Maple Grove?
D.R. Horton does not publish the reason. Maple Grove publishes no series at all and is the more expensive community on every plan it shares with another. Ask for the standard-features sheet at both and the lot premium separately.
Is the Danville better value than the Booth?
On published specifications, yes. It costs $7,000 more at its cheapest community and delivers 136 more square feet plus a full extra bathroom, on the same single level.
What is the cheapest four-bedroom three-bath D.R. Horton home in Horry County?
The Danville at Chapman Village, from the $318,000s. The only other plan with that configuration is the Destin, from the $381,000s.
Is the Danville a one-story home?
Yes, all 2,027 square feet on one level.
The Plan Most Buyers Never Get Shown
Four bedrooms, three full baths and no stairs from the $318,000s is the best-value configuration D.R. Horton offers in this county, and it exists at exactly two communities $44,000 apart. Knowing it exists is most of the advantage. We track every D.R. Horton community in Horry County, we can tell you whether the Chapman Village homesite you want is still open, and representation on a new construction purchase costs you nothing.
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All prices, square footage, plan availability and specifications are as published by D.R. Horton and were captured in September 2026. D.R. Horton does not offer every plan at every community and plan availability shifts as phases sell out. Verify current pricing and availability before making an offer.