410 42nd Ave N Rental

Annual Rental – Golden Mile Beach Cottage Located just one block from the ocean in Myrtle Beach's highly sought-after Golden Mile, this classic 1940s beach cottage is available for annual lease, offering a unique opportunity to live near the beach in one of Myrtle Beach's most desirable coastal locations. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath single-family home is an older beach cottage with plenty of vintage character and a comfortable, casual feel. Original hardwood floors, brass plates and door hardware, a wood-burning fireplace, and other period details reflect the home's 1940s heritage. A bright sunroom overlooking the backyard provides additional flexible living space for a sitting area, home office, or casual retreat. One of the property's best features is the huge covered front porch, offering an inviting outdoor living area for relaxing, dining, or enjoying the ocean breeze. The home sits on an oversized homesite surrounded by mature landscaping, providing generous yard space in an exceptional location near the Atlantic Ocean. Additional features include a spacious two-car carport, attached storage shed, private outdoor shower, and new carpeting in the bedrooms. While the home retains an older, traditional interior rather than today's modern finishes, its charm, generous homesite, outdoor living spaces, and outstanding location make it a distinctive option for those who value character and proximity to the beach. Ideally positioned east of Highway 17 and just one block from the ocean, this Myrtle Beach annual rental provides convenient access to the beach as well as nearby dining, shopping, golf, entertainment, and other Grand Strand destinations. For those searching for a Myrtle Beach annual rental, Golden Mile rental home, long-term beach rental, single-family home near the ocean, or classic coastal cottage for rent, this property offers a hard-to-find combination of location, space, vintage character, and beach access. Available for annual lease. Contact the listing agent for rental terms, availability, and showing information.