Bluegreen Vacations Shore Crest Villas

The resort and its setting

Bluegreen Vacations Shore Crest Villas is a modern timeshare resort right on the oceanfront at 4709 S Ocean Blvd in North Myrtle Beach. Google's own summary describes it as a "modern resort offering bright suites with kitchens, plus direct beach access, a tiki bar & pools," and that matches what guests consistently report: it's a straightforward beach-and-pool resort built around full kitchens in the villas, so self-catering is easy, with a tiki bar on site for something more low-key than a restaurant night out. With a 4.5-star rating from 2,376 Google reviews, it's a well-established property that owners and renters alike tend to rate highly for its beachfront position.

North Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand

North Myrtle Beach is part of South Carolina's Grand Strand, the long stretch of beach towns in Horry County that runs from Little River down through Myrtle Beach proper. It's a classic family beach destination: wide sandy beaches, mini-golf courses, seafood restaurants, outlet shopping and live-music venues are all part of the local scene, along with golf courses that draw players year-round. North Myrtle Beach itself is quieter and more residential than Myrtle Beach's busier core, which suits owners and renters who want direct beach access without being in the thick of the boardwalk crowds. Myrtle Beach's main strip, with its larger attractions and nightlife, is a short drive south.

Selling or renting a week here

If you own a week at Shore Crest Villas and are ready to move on, or you'd simply rather rent it out some years than use it yourself, a private owner-to-owner listing is usually the most direct route. On BidMyTimeshare, you list the week yourself, set your own asking price (whether for resale or for a rental), and buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform — there's a one-time listing fee to post, and no commission taken on the sale or rental price.

Before you price a resale listing, check with Bluegreen on two things: the current transfer or resale fee for moving ownership to a new buyer, and whether the resort or association holds a right of first refusal on resales (many Bluegreen resorts do). Ask Bluegreen directly for the exact figures that apply to your week, since these can change and should always be confirmed before you agree a price with a buyer — don't rely on figures from other listings or older paperwork. Also confirm how long the transfer process typically takes once a buyer is found, so you can set realistic expectations in your listing. A resale buyer typically takes on the deeded or right-to-use week itself along with the annual maintenance fee obligation going forward; they do not inherit any of the seller's past account credits, banked weeks, or loyalty-program status.

Because exchange through RCI and Interval International is verified at this resort, it's worth noting in your listing if your ownership includes exchange privileges — this can be a genuine draw for buyers who want flexibility to trade into other destinations rather than always using their week at North Myrtle Beach.

For renters, be upfront about the unit size, the week or season you're offering, and whether the stay includes direct beach access and kitchen facilities, since those are the details renters searching for a North Myrtle Beach stay care about most.

Practical notes for owners and buyers

North Myrtle Beach has a clear seasonal rhythm: summer is peak season with the highest demand and rates, while spring and fall are quieter shoulder periods that can suit owners who prefer smaller crowds and lower costs. If you're listing a specific week, mention where it falls in that calendar, since it directly affects what a buyer or renter is willing to pay. Always route payments and communication through the marketplace platform rather than off-site, and keep any correspondence with Bluegreen about transfer fees or association rules on file in case a buyer asks for documentation.