Real Estate in Market Common
Market Common Real Estate offers everything from townhomes and condos to single-family homes and live/work spaces above retail. The community actively limits short-term vacation rentals, which means your neighbors are actual neighbors—people who invest in the community and build lasting relationships.
If you're drawn to active adult living with premium amenities and low-maintenance homes, most buyers start at Cresswind at Market Common. For families seeking quality homes near excellent schools, Emmens Preserve is a popular choice, with recent single-family listings from about $420,000 to $510,000.
Buyers who appreciate Charleston-inspired architecture often fall for Sweetgrass Square and The Battery, where recent single-family listings have been priced from the high $500s up. The Withers Preserve neighborhoods offer larger homes and more privacy. Single-family buyers working with a tighter budget should also look at Meridian, Summit at Meridian, and The Cottages on Farrow Parkway, where recent listings have been priced around $400,000. If you prefer a lock-and-leave home, see the townhome and condominium communities, where recent condo listings start in the high $200s.
Want help identifying the best match based on your budget and lifestyle? Call (843) 791-0055 and talk directly with Andrew Burnett.
Single-Family Neighborhoods in Market Common
Market Common is made up of distinct communities with different layouts, price points, and living styles. Below are seventeen single-family neighborhoods buyers and families frequently compare. Prices shown are from recent active listings in our MLS feed and change often. As you read, you'll see natural call-outs that help you cross-reference similar options.
Emmens Preserve
Emmens Preserve welcomes buyers of all ages and is particularly popular with families seeking quality homes near excellent schools. Named after Colonel Robert G. Emmens, a World War II hero and Doolittle Raider, this community honors the area's military heritage while looking toward the future. The neighborhood centers around a scenic 29-acre lake.
Recent single-family listings ran from about $420,000 to $510,000, with four-bedroom homes of roughly 1,800 to 2,300 square feet. The Monarch Coastal collection features mother-in-law suites for multigenerational families. If you like Emmens Preserve but want Charleston-inspired architecture, compare it with Sweetgrass Square. For a more traditional neighborhood feel, explore Belle Harbor.
Monarch Estates at Emmens Preserve
Monarch Estates is a single-family section of the Emmens Preserve community, built around the same lake setting and walkable access to Market Common. There are no active Monarch Estates listings in our MLS feed right now, so ask Andrew to set up an alert for new listings and to pull recent sales.
Compare it with the rest of Emmens Preserve, or with West Lake if you want newer construction.
Cresswind at Market Common
Cresswind at Market Common has earned recognition as one of the nation's Top 50 Best Master-Planned Communities by Where to Retire Magazine. This gated 55+ active adult community offers single-family ranch-style homes ranging from approximately 1,460 to 2,900 square feet. Recent listings ran from about $500,000 to $590,000.
The centerpiece is an impressive 12,500-square-foot clubhouse where residents gather for fitness classes, social events, and community activities. Outside, you'll find a resort-style pool, tennis and pickleball courts, and a beautiful 5-acre park with walking trails. If you're comparing active adult options, The Reserve offers an all-ages alternative, while Emmens Preserve welcomes buyers of all ages.
Park Place at Market Common
Park Place is a single-family neighborhood with a contemporary feel, close to Market Common's shops and dining. There are no active Park Place listings in our MLS feed right now, so contact Andrew for recent sales and to be alerted when one comes up.
Compare it with Belle Harbor for a traditional streetscape or with The Battery for Charleston-style homes in the walkable core.
The Battery at Market Common
The Battery at Market Common is a Charleston-style single-family neighborhood in the walkable core of Market Common. A recent active listing was a three-bedroom home of about 1,750 square feet built in 2018, priced around $625,000.
It shares the Low Country look of Sweetgrass Square and is a good fit for buyers who want to walk to dinner and shopping. Compare it with Sweetgrass Square for similar architecture and pricing.
Sweetgrass Square
Sweetgrass Square brings Charleston architectural charm to Market Common with pastel-colored facades, charming front porches, and interiors with 9 to 10-foot ceilings. The neighborhood's name pays homage to the sweetgrass baskets traditionally woven in the Low Country.
Recent single-family listings have ranged from about $540,000 to $675,000, and the HOA fees include cable, internet, and trash service. The walkable location puts you steps from Market Common's restaurants and shops. If you appreciate this coastal aesthetic but prefer a more established community, Belle Harbor offers similar charm.
Balmoral at Withers Preserve
Balmoral at Withers Preserve is a single-family community of homes built around 2008. Recent active listings ran from about $550,000 to $640,000, with three-bedroom plans of roughly 1,800 to 2,100 square feet.
Balmoral suits buyers who want an established neighborhood close to Market Common's walkable core. Compare it with Belle Harbor for a similar traditional feel, or with Cresswind if you prefer a 55+ community with a clubhouse.
Highlands at Withers Preserve
Highlands at Withers Preserve is one of the larger-home neighborhoods in Market Common. Recent active listings ran from about $490,000 to $850,000, with three- to five-bedroom homes of roughly 2,200 to 3,800 square feet, built between 2010 and 2014.
It appeals to buyers who want more square footage and privacy while staying close to the shops and restaurants. Compare it with Balmoral and The Estates at Withers Preserve in the same area.
The Estates at Withers Preserve
The Estates at Withers Preserve is a newer single-family neighborhood in the Withers Preserve area, originally introduced by CalAtlantic Homes. A recent active listing was a three-bedroom home of about 2,400 square feet built in 2016, priced around $630,000.
Because the neighborhood is small, homes come to market only occasionally. Buyers who like it should also look at Highlands at Withers Preserve and Balmoral.
The Sanctuary at Withers Preserve
The Sanctuary at Withers Preserve is a single-family neighborhood in the Withers Preserve area of Market Common. There are no active Sanctuary listings in our MLS feed right now, so ask Andrew for recent sales and to be alerted when a home is listed.
Compare it with Highlands, The Estates, and Balmoral, the other Withers Preserve neighborhoods.
The Reserve at Market Common
The Reserve at Market Common is a single-family neighborhood with about 110 homes planned at full build-out, close to Market Common's shops and parks. A recent active listing was a three-bedroom home of about 1,700 square feet built in 2016, priced around $490,000.
If you're deciding between The Reserve and Cresswind, consider whether you prioritize 55+ community amenities or all-ages living. For other all-ages single-family options in the same price range, compare Emmens Preserve and Belle Harbor.
The Cottages on Farrow Parkway
The Cottages on Farrow Parkway is a small neighborhood of cottage-style single-family homes built around 2007, among the first communities built on the former Air Force base. Recent active listings ran from about $400,000 to $460,000, with three- and four-bedroom plans of roughly 1,500 to 1,900 square feet.
The compact homes and walkable location make it popular with downsizers and first-time buyers who want to be near the shops and restaurants. For a newer home at a similar price, look at Meridian; for Charleston-style architecture, compare Sweetgrass Square.
Belle Harbor
Belle Harbor offers an excellent option for families seeking single-family homes in Market Common. This established neighborhood features a variety of home styles and sizes, with tree-lined streets and well-maintained common areas. Recent listings ran from about $420,000 to $650,000.
Belle Harbor residents benefit from walkable access to Market Common's amenities while enjoying a more traditional neighborhood feel. Children attend highly-rated Horry County schools, and the proximity to Savannah's Playground makes it especially appealing for families with young kids. If you want a similar community feel with Charleston architecture, compare with Sweetgrass Square. For townhomes in the same neighborhood, see Belle Harbor Townhomes.
Meridian
Meridian at Market Common is a smaller single-family neighborhood of homes built in the late 2010s. Recent active listings ran from about $400,000 to $425,000, with four-bedroom plans of roughly 1,800 to 1,900 square feet.
Meridian is one of the more affordable ways to buy a newer single-family home in Market Common, which appeals to first-time buyers and young families. If you want more room and a lakeside setting, compare it with Emmens Preserve, or step up to West Lake for larger floor plans. Also see the newer Summit at Meridian.
Summit at Meridian
Summit at Meridian is a newer single-family section of the Meridian area, with homes built in 2021 and 2022. Recent active listings ran from about $390,000 to $415,000, with three- and four-bedroom plans of roughly 1,700 to 1,900 square feet.
It is among the most affordable newer single-family options in Market Common, so it draws first-time buyers and small families. Compare it with Meridian for slightly older homes at a similar price, or with Emmens Preserve for a lakeside setting.
West Lake at Montrose
West Lake at Montrose is a single-family neighborhood of newer homes, with many built around 2018. Active listings in our MLS feed recently ran from about $480,000 to $650,000, with four- and five-bedroom floor plans averaging roughly 2,600 square feet. That makes it one of the roomier all-ages options in Market Common.
It is a good fit for growing families and move-up buyers who want newer construction close to the shops, restaurants, and parks. If West Lake's price range is slightly high, compare it with Belle Harbor or Meridian.
Arbor Glen
Arbor Glen is a single-family neighborhood that some local sources group with the Market Common area. In our MLS feed, recent Arbor Glen listings have an address in nearby Longs and ranged from about $259,000 to $305,000, with three- and four-bedroom homes built between 2018 and 2020.
It can be a more affordable alternative to the newer neighborhoods in Market Common proper, such as Meridian and Summit at Meridian. Ask Andrew how the location compares with the walkable core.
Townhome & Condominium Communities in Market Common
If you want less upkeep, Market Common's townhomes and condos range from older garden-style units to new luxury residences above the shops. Prices below are from recent active listings and change often. Many communities have no active listings at any given moment, so ask Andrew to set up an alert.
Seagate Village
Seagate Village is made up of homes originally built in 1958 for Air Force base personnel. Recent condo listings were three-bedroom, two-bath units of roughly 1,200 to 1,400 square feet, priced from about $260,000 to $275,000, which makes it one of the most affordable ways into the Market Common area.
Windsor Gate
Windsor Gate is a small townhome community near Market Common's shops and entertainment. One local source places prices from about $210,000. There are no active listings right now, so contact Andrew for availability.
Wentworth Park
Wentworth Park is a townhome community in Market Common. One local source places prices in the $300,000 to $500,000 range. There are no active listings in our feed right now, so ask Andrew for recent sales and alerts.
South Market Row
South Market Row is a townhome and condominium community in Market Common. There are no active listings in our feed right now, so contact Andrew for availability and recent sales.
Market Common Townhomes
Townhomes in The Market Common are newer construction, either above the shops and restaurants or standing alone, and many have one- or two-car garages and terraces. One local source places them in the $300,000 to $500,000 range. Compare them with Market Common Condominiums for a lower-maintenance option and with Emmens Preserve Townhomes for a lakeside setting.
Market Common Condominiums
Condominiums in the heart of The Market Common put you steps from dining and shopping. Recent listings were two- and three-bedroom units of roughly 1,200 to 2,000 square feet, built between 2007 and 2015, and priced from about $329,000 to $649,000.
High Market
High Market is a condominium community of two-bedroom, three-bath units of about 1,200 square feet. Recent listings, built between 2019 and 2022, were priced from about $275,000 to $310,000. See also the newer High Market II.
High Market II
High Market II is the newer phase of the High Market condominiums. A recent listing was a two-bedroom, three-bath unit of about 1,200 square feet built in 2024, priced around $325,000. Compare it with High Market for earlier phases at slightly lower prices.
Market View
Market View is a luxury new-construction community of condominium and townhome-style residences, with homes completing in 2026 and 2027. Recent listings were two- and three-bedroom residences of roughly 1,350 to 2,700 square feet, priced from about $335,000 to $1.25 million.
The Sail House
The Sail House is a condominium community in Market Common. One local source places prices under $300,000. There are no active listings in our feed right now, so ask Andrew for availability.
Belle Harbor Townhomes
Belle Harbor Townhomes are the townhome side of the Belle Harbor neighborhood, with the same walkable access to Market Common. One local source places prices in the $300,000 to $500,000 range. Compare them with single-family Belle Harbor homes if you want a yard.
Emmens Preserve Townhomes
Emmens Preserve Townhomes share the lake setting of Emmens Preserve with lower-maintenance living. One local source places prices in the $300,000 to $500,000 range. There are no active listings in our feed right now, so contact Andrew for availability.
