🍂 Cozy Up & Fall in Love With Home

By Amy Hawkins, Realtor® — Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate | Elliott Coastal Living
Serving Horry County & Surrounding Coastal Communities

As the leaves begin to fall and autumn’s warm hues take over the Grand Strand, there’s nothing quite like the feeling of walking through your door and being wrapped in the comfort of home. Fall invites us to slow down, savor cozy mornings, and enjoy the beauty right outside our windows.

Here along the Carolina coast — whether you’re in North Myrtle Beach, Little River, Conway, Surfside Beach, or anywhere in between — this season brings a fresh reason to celebrate homeownership. Crisp ocean breezes, golden marsh sunsets, and cool evenings on the porch make fall one of the most magical times to call Horry County home. 🍁

🏡 Is It Time for a Change This Season?

Fall tends to spark a desire for something new:
✨ More space for hosting the holidays
✨ A home with a fireplace or cozy reading nook
✨ Moving closer to the beach to enjoy year-round coastal living
✨ Downsizing for a simpler lifestyle

And for sellers? This season is still a wonderful time to showcase your home’s charm — warm staging, inviting colors, and seasonal curb appeal go a long way!

💚 Nobody Knows Homes Better

Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate isn’t just a brand — it represents style, comfort, and all the things that make a house truly feel like home. My passion is helping you find that perfect space that brings you joy in every season.

Whether you’re buying, selling, or simply exploring your options — I’m here to guide you through every step with local knowledge, trusted expertise, and a love for the place we call home. 🌾

Let’s Connect!

If you’re dreaming of a cozier nest this fall, let’s chat.
Your perfect home might be falling into place right now. 🍂🏡

📲 843-591-8095
📧 amymhawkins@icloud.com
🌐 Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate | Elliott Coastal Living

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