News Title:Lennar Adds Stable Oaks to Its Growing Lineup of New Home Communities in Little River
Lennar is preparing to introduce Stable Oaks, a new single-family home community in Little River, South Carolina, adding another neighborhood to the national homebuilder's expanding presence in northern Horry County. Listed as coming soon at 101 Stable Oaks Drive, Stable Oaks will offer new single-family homes in an area benefiting from continued residential development, improved road connections and expanding recreational amenities. While Lennar has not yet released detailed information about home designs, pricing or the anticipated sales launch, the new community adds to a growing pipeline of housing opportunities in and around Little River.
Stable Oaks is emerging as Lennar advances two other local projects at different stages of development. Champions Park, a townhome community, is actively selling, while Champions Reserve is a planned single-family home community expected to move toward presales in late 2026. Together, the three developments illustrate Lennar's continued investment in the Little River market, with both attached and detached housing options in its local pipeline.
Champions Park Brings New Townhomes to Little River
Champions Park is Lennar's actively selling townhome community in Little River, located at 700 Solomon Road. The development offers multiple collections of townhomes with a range of layouts and living spaces, along with planned community amenities that include a swimming pool and pool house. Lennar's current community information identifies three principal collections: Artisan, Shoreline and Tidewater, providing prospective buyers with several floor plan options within the same neighborhood.
The available designs range from the three-bedroom Blakely plan, at approximately 1,437 square feet, to larger two-story townhomes such as the Morgan, Jordan and Thatcher plans in the Artisan Collection. The Morgan offers approximately 1,897 square feet, the Jordan approximately 1,998 square feet, and the Thatcher approximately 2,400 square feet. The Shoreline Collection includes the four-bedroom Berkeley, which offers approximately 1,965 square feet and three bathrooms. Its two-story layout combines an open-concept main living area with additional bedrooms and a versatile loft upstairs.
Pricing varies by collection, floor plan, homesite and availability. Lennar's published information has featured entry-level townhome options in the $200,000s, with larger designs and selected homesites priced higher. The builder's online inventory provides current availability and pricing for buyers evaluating the community. These different designs give Champions Park a range of options for households seeking lower-maintenance townhome living in the Little River area.
Champions Park is also planned with amenities intended to complement its residential setting. The swimming pool and pool house are designed to provide a shared recreational space for residents, while the location offers access to area shopping, beaches, golf courses and outdoor activities. The North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex is another major recreational destination in the surrounding area, with athletic facilities, walking trails, open space and other amenities.
Champions Reserve Is the Next Anticipated Single-Family Development
Alongside its townhome offering at Champions Park, Lennar is preparing for the anticipated launch of Champions Reserve, a separate single-family home community in Little River. Champions Reserve remains in the coming-soon stage, with presales expected in late 2026. The project represents another opportunity for Lennar to expand its local offerings beyond townhomes and serve buyers seeking detached homes.
As of October 2026, publicly available details about Champions Reserve remain limited. Lennar has not yet established a publicly announced model-home opening or released a confirmed lineup of floor plans, lot count or base prices. Additional information about the community's home designs, site layout and sales schedule will help define the scale and positioning of the development as it advances toward its anticipated presales.
The distinction between Champions Reserve and Champions Park is important for prospective buyers following Lennar's activity in Little River. Champions Park is an established, actively selling townhome development, with published floor plans and available homes. Champions Reserve, by contrast, is a future single-family project whose product details and sales arrangements have yet to be fully announced. Stable Oaks adds a further single-family community to the builder's developing portfolio in the area.
Road and Recreation Investments Support Area Growth
Lennar's expanding community lineup comes as Little River and the surrounding northern Horry County area continue to benefit from transportation and recreation improvements. One significant project has been the Champions Boulevard extension, supported through Horry County's RIDE 3 road improvement program. The extension improves connectivity by linking Champions Boulevard with Long Bay Road and was an important component of the broader expansion of the North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex.
The approximately 90-acre park expansion, completed in late 2025, added five soccer fields, six baseball fields, walking trails, freshwater ponds, playgrounds and picnic shelters. These additional facilities expand opportunities for local recreation while enabling the complex to accommodate larger sporting tournaments and multiple events at the same time. The investment also strengthens the area's role as a regional destination for youth sports and sports tourism.
For homebuyers considering Little River, these improvements add to the area's range of recreational opportunities and connections to the wider Grand Strand. The combination of new housing, road improvements and expanded sports facilities is helping shape the area's ongoing residential growth.
Stable Oaks Adds to Lennar's Little River Pipeline
With Stable Oaks now listed as coming soon, Lennar has another single-family home community on the horizon in Little River, alongside the anticipated development of Champions Reserve and active sales at Champions Park. The three projects occupy different stages of the homebuilding process, from an established townhome sales program to upcoming single-family communities that have yet to release their full home offerings.
For Stable Oaks, the next major milestones will be the release of floor plans, pricing, homesite information and a projected sales schedule. Those details will establish how the new community fits within Lennar's broader Little River lineup and provide prospective buyers with a clearer picture of the homes planned for Stable Oaks Drive. Homes for sale in Stable Oaks