Aynor

Originally settled as a farm, the town of Aynor grew strongly after it was joined by the railroad to Conway, which is just 15 miles away. Incorporated in 1913, the town soon elected a mayor and town council members and grew to its present size of around 900 residents.

Previously known for producing turpentine, tobacco, and cotton, Aynor has a vibrant local community with events throughout the year for all the family to enjoy. Known as the Little Golden Town, it’s close to the Grand Strand so there’s plenty for everyone to enjoy.

Homes in Aynor
In many ways, the cost of living in Aynor is lower than the average across the U.S. which means that the cost of housing can also be lower. Overall, the cost of living is around 86% of the rest of the country, with the median house price being $142,900 compared to $231,200 for the whole of the U.S.

Of course, there are many different types of housing in Aynor and different properties will have different values. If small town living is high on your list of requirements, Aynor can offer multiple home styles on an assortment of lot sizes, so there is certain to be something that will meet your needs.

From new homes to homes with established gardens, you can already imagine sitting outside on a warm summer day enjoying the sights and sounds of a contented town, chatting to your neighbor, or simply relaxing in the place you call home.

Buildings in Aynor are often designed to require minimal maintenance which gives you plenty of time to enjoy your home or explore the town where you live, along with the surrounding areas.

Living in Aynor
Individuals and families living Aynor will find there is plenty to keep them occupied. In September of every year, the Aynor Harvest Hoe-Down Festival runs with food, music, dancing, crafts, and much more. It’s an attraction that is popular in the town, and draws in visitors from neighboring towns too.

If living the quiet life is more your style, Aynor has a public library and a selection of restaurants and sandwich shops. Multiple golf courses are a short distance away, and the Golden Town market runs every Saturday during produce season.

For families with children, public education in Aynor is administered by Horry County Schools with Aynor High School consistently ranking as one of the top schools in the county.