Assisted Living Facilities for Sale
Two assisted living facilities and a senior center are now available for acquisition—an opening that brings together sound real estate fundamentals and meaningful impact. Marketed by Hilco Real Estate Sales, this package suits investors who want to strengthen senior living options while operating in a growing healthcare corridor. Each property offers a practical mix of immediate function, expansion potential, and community benefit.
Inlet Oaks Assisted Living & Memory Care
Inlet Oaks Assisted Living Facility & Memory Care sits near established neighborhoods, giving families convenient access and residents a familiar setting. The facility is open and accepting residents today, so an incoming owner can maintain continuity of care without waiting on start-up work. Built recently, it includes 60 rooms across 44,242 square feet on more than 6 acres—room for daily routines, outdoor time, and programs that keep residents active. With occupancy around 70%, there’s clear runway to grow as more people look for dependable, well-run care.
Facilities and Amenities
Inlet Oaks is designed around comfort and engagement. Multiple patios encourage fresh air and conversation. Community rooms bring people together for meals, activities, and small gatherings. Wellness-focused spaces support daily health routines and specialized programming. With specialized services such as memory care, the facility can meet different levels of need today and, if desired, broaden programming over time—an approach that often strengthens retention and resident satisfaction.
Oaks of Loris Assisted Living
Oaks of Loris Assisted Living is currently vacant, yet it shows the benefit of recent, substantial renovations. The refreshed interior and common areas create a bright, modern feel that’s ready to welcome residents or to be tailored for specific service lines. Existing infrastructure includes a Memory Care unit, which simplifies operational planning and offers flexibility for program design. Whether the goal is to reopen quickly or to recalibrate services for local demand, the bones are here.
Investment Potential
With capacity for 60 beds, Oaks of Loris provides scale that can support staffing, programming, and measured growth. The ongoing renovations position the property for both operational and strategic improvements—an appealing entry point for first-time buyers in the sector and a practical addition for experienced operators expanding a footprint. It’s an opportunity to evaluate local assisted living dynamics up close and to align services with what families in the area are asking for.
HCCOA Loris Senior Center
Completing the picture is the Horry County Council on Aging (HCCOA) Loris Senior Center, a long-standing community anchor. At roughly 5,000 square feet, the center is sized for everyday use—room for classes, meals, and social time—without losing the ease of a neighborhood hub. Its location complements the assisted living facilities nearby, opening the door to coordinated referrals, shared programming, and a more seamless experience for older adults and their families.
Community Engagement and Services
The senior center focuses on programs that matter in daily life, from fitness and wellness to social activities that reduce isolation. It’s leased to an established, funded organization, which supports ongoing operations and programming continuity. For an investor, that stability can translate to steady community engagement and a clearer line of sight on how the center and the assisted living facilities can lift one another.
Growing Demand for Senior Care Services
All three properties are located in rapidly expanding Horry County, an area known for its steady population growth and lifestyle appeal. The regional healthcare network—including Conway Medical Center and Grand Strand Health—adds depth to local care options and supports collaboration across providers. As the senior population grows, the need for reliable, high-quality assisted living choices becomes more immediate, and properties that are already built, renovated, or operating hold particular value.
Access also matters. These sites offer practical connectivity to major highways, simplifying travel for staff, residents, and families. For buyers who take time to understand local demographics, referral patterns, and service gaps, there’s an opportunity to meet the market where it is and to scale responsibly along the region’s natural growth curve.
According to Terry Rochford, senior vice president at Hilco Real Estate Sales, these properties offer a compelling blend of operational efficiencies and expansion possibilities for buyers with a service-first mindset. Steve Madura, also a senior vice president, underscored the timing, noting how these assets align with immediate and growing needs for senior community services in the area.
Interest is expected to be strong. Qualified bids are encouraged ahead of the specified deadline. For investors exploring healthcare real estate, this is a chance to evaluate well-situated assets with clear use cases and room to grow.
Frequently Asked Questions
What sets Inlet Oaks apart?
It’s a recently built, open-and-operating community with 60 rooms across 44,242 square feet on more than 6 acres. Multiple patios, community rooms, and wellness-focused spaces—along with specialized services such as memory care—create a resident-centered setting with room to grow.
Are the properties operational today?
Yes and no. Inlet Oaks is operational with approximately 70% occupancy and immediate resident availability. Oaks of Loris is vacant but has undergone substantial renovations and includes a Memory Care unit, making it ready for new ownership to launch or refine operations.
How does the HCCOA Loris Senior Center fit in?
As a roughly 5,000-square-foot community hub, the senior center offers fitness, social, and wellness programming. It’s leased to an established, funded organization, which supports steady operations and complements the nearby assisted living facilities.
Why is Horry County a strong location for senior care?
The county is growing quickly and draws sustained interest from new residents. With healthcare institutions such as Conway Medical Center and Grand Strand Health nearby, seniors and operators benefit from a broader care ecosystem—and demand for quality assisted living continues to rise.
What should I know about the bidding process?
Qualified bids must meet the stated submission deadline. Interested buyers should expect to review and submit a Purchase and Sale Agreement available through Hilco Real Estate Sales.
