The Atrium Park Neighborhood in Columbia, South Carolina is located slightly northwest of the capital city just a few minutes away.  The community is located between North Main Street, Sunset Drive, Clement Road, and Duke Avenue in Columbia, SC and includes the Eau Clair Park and Hyatt Park.  Being just off Main Street gives residents easy access to anywhere they may wish to go in town or provides quick access to the three Interstate systems that run through the area.  With I-26 and I-20 just 10 minutes away, residents can be in Charleston, SC or Asheville, NC in little more than two hours, Myrtle Beach, SC in little more than 3 hours, and in Atlanta, GA in little more than 4 hours.  Take...

The Dove Park Neighborhood is located on the northeast side of Columbia, SC just minutes from the famous Villages at Sandhill with the neighborhood being bordered by North Springs Road to the east and Harrington Court to the south.  Residents of the Dove Park Neighborhood are just 15 minutes from the enjoyment of downtown Columbia, SC.  Pick up I-77 just 10 minutes away and residents can be in exciting Charlotte, NC in less than 2 hours.  Pick up I-20 off of I-77 south and residents can be in Myrtle Beach, SC in about 3 hours or Atlanta, GA in about 4 hours.  Take I-77 south to the end and intersect with I-26 which places residents within a few hours of Charleston, SC to the east or Ashev...

The Arsenal Hill Neighborhood in Columbia, South Carolina was the site of an arsenal during the Civil War.  Located here is the Governor’s Mansion which is what remains of the Arsenal Academy (a military school) that was burned in 1865 when Columbia was burned.  This neighborhood in downtown Columbia, SC is located between Elmwood Drive, Assembly Street, Taylor Street, and Huger Street and encompasses the fabulous Finley Park.  Residents of this neighborhood have easy access to I-26 by way of Elmwood Drive to I-126 placing residents less than 3 hours from Charleston, SC, Greenville, SC, and Asheville, NC.  Take Bull Street to Hwy. 277 and connect with I-20 which can get residents to Myrtl...

The Winchester Neighborhood off of Clemson Road on the northeast side of Columbia South Carolina is a wonderful neighborhood that includes the Commons at Winchester. This neighborhood is located just 10 minutes from I-77, which if taken north can place residents just under 2 hours from Charlotte, North Carolina.  Head south and connect with Highway 277 and be in downtown Columbia, SC in 10 minutes.  I-77 intersects with I-20 providing residents with easy access to Myrtle Beach, SC which is less than 3 hours to the east or head west and be in Atlanta, Georgia in a little more than 4 hours.  Continue on I-77 and connect with I-26 which can place residents in Charleston, SC or Asheville, NC ...

The Beaver Lake neighborhood is part of the Woodcreek Farms neighborhood on the northeast side of Columbia, South Carolina in a small town called Pontiac.  This very exclusive neighborhood is located between I-20 and Two Notch Road off of Spears Creek Road and north of Jacobs Millpond Road.  With Columbia, SC being centrally located in the State and having three interstate systems, residents can be almost anywhere with easy access to wherever they wish to go.  With I-20 just minutes away, connect with Hwy. 277 or Two Notch Road to the southwest and be in downtown Columbia in less than 15 minutes.  Head west on I-20 and be in Atlanta, Georgia in just over 4 hours.  Head east on I-20, and r...

The Woodcreek Farms Neighborhood located in Pontiac, South Carolina is just 15 minutes to the northeast of downtown Columbia, SC.  This wonderful golf course community is located between I-20 and Two Notch Road off of Spears Creek Road and Jacobs Millpond Road.  With I-20 just 5 minutes from Woodcreek Farms, residents have easy access to any destination in or out of the area.  Take either I-20 to Hwy. 277 or Two Notch Road southwest and find downtown Columbia, SC 15 minutes away.   Head west on I-20 and be in Atlanta, Georgia in 4 hours.  Head east on I-20, and find Myrtle Beach, SC just 3 hours away.  Connect with I-77 north and be in Charlotte, NC in in an hour and a half or head south,...

The Hampton Hills Neighborhood near Columbia, South Carolina is located just off of I-77 on Fort Jackson Boulevard, less than a mile away from the Fort Jackson Army Base entrance.   Connect Fort Jackson Boulevard with Garners Ferry Road, and be in the 5-Points area of Columbia, SC in 5 minutes or drive a few minutes farther, and be in the downtown Columbia area.  With I-77 just up the road from the neighborhood, residents can find themselves with access to I-26 to the South, placing residents with access to the beach or the mountains in little more than 2 hours.  Head north on I-77, and connect with I-20, placing residents with access to Myrtle Beach, SC to the east or Atlanta, Georgia to...

The Coopers Pond Neighborhood is located on the northwest side of Columbia, South Carolina in the town of Blythewood.  This is a beautiful little town, with the center being northeast of the Blythewood Road exit off of I-77.  The Coppers Pond community is just off of this exit as well, placing residents just 15 minutes from the downtown Columbia, SC area.  Keep heading south on I-77, and end at I-26, placing residents on the path to Charleston, SC or head west and find yourself in Greenville or Spartanburg, SC or even Asheville, North Carolina.  Head north on I-77, and be in Charlotte, NC in little more than an hour.  I-77 also intersects with I-20, providing easy access to Myrtle Beach, ...

The Hampton Crest Neighborhood near downtown Columbia, SC is located off of Garners Ferry Road between I-77 and the Woodhill Mall with Gills Creek bordering the community to the southeast.  Hampton Crest is fortunate to be located just a few miles from I-77 and just 10 minutes from the famous 5-Points area, and downtown Columbia, SC.  Heading north on I-77 and be in Charlotte, NC is less than 2 hours.  Head south, and connect with I-20 providing access to Myrtle Beach, SC to the east and Atlanta, Georgia to the west.  I-77 south ends at I-26, which can put you in Charleston, SC to the east and Asheville, NC to the west, both in less than 3 hours.  Also east on I-26, you will find I-95 les...

The Hampton Crest Estates Neighborhood near downtown Columbia, SC is located off of Garners Ferry Road between I-77 and the Woodhill Mall with Gills Creek bordering the community to the southeast.  Hampton Crest Estates is fortunate to be located just a few miles from I-77 and just 10 minutes from the famous 5-Points area, and downtown Columbia, SC.   Heading north on I-77 and be in Charlotte, NC is less than 2 hours.  Head south, and intersect with I-20 with access to Myrtle Beach, SC to the east and Atlanta, Georgia to the west.  I-77 south ends at I-26, leading to Charleston, SC to the east and Asheville, NC to the west, placing you in either in less than 3 hours.  Also heading east on...

The Crickentree Neighborhood consists of approximately 250 homes and is located in Blythewood, South Carolina, just outside the capital city of Columbia, SC.  This community is located beyond Lake Carolina off of Hard Scrabble Road at Kelly Mill Road.  Crickentree Drive is the main entrance into the community.   This beautiful, upscale community is close to the shopping along Hard Scrabble Road, Clemson Drive, as well as that found in Blythewood, SC.   Less than 15 minutes away are the Villages of Sandhill with the numerous varieties of shopping and dining venues, and occasional weekend entertainment during the warmer months.  Head into the capital city of Columbia, SC and find even more ...

The Elders Pond Neighborhood is located northeast of Columbia, South Carolina off of Hard Scrabble Road north of Clemson Road (Killian Road).  Take a right on Elders Pond Court and at the first right you are there.   The Elders Pond community places residents of Elders Pond just minutes from any type of establishment needed for daily life activities.  The Villages of Sandhill is just 5 minutes up Clemson Road from the community with its vast array of shopping and dining.  Three hours east on I-20 and residents of Elders Pond can be in Myrtle Beach, SC or 4 hours west and be in Atlanta, Georgia.   I-77 is only 10 minutes away providing access to downtown Columbia, SC just 10 minutes southw...

The Turtle Creek Neighborhood in South Carolina is located just off of Clemson Road and Two Notch Road on the northeast side of Columbia.  Located between the Clemson University Sandhill Station and the Summit neighborhood, this community is just 15 minutes from all the enjoyment of downtown Columbia, SC.  And Turtle Creek is just a 10 minute drive to I-77 and I-20, and 20 minutes from I-26, placing residents on the road to anywhere in the State or the Southeast.   In little more than an hour, residents can find themselves in Charlotte, North Carolina and in less than three hours, at the beach or in the mountains.  Head west and find Atlanta, Georgia less than 5 hours away from the commun...

University Hill is a terrific neighborhood that encompasses the central portion of the beautiful University of South Carolina campus in Columbia, South Carolina.  Bordered by Gervais Street, Pickens Street, and Blossom Street, this neighborhood is within walking distance of downtown Columbia, SC, and its Congaree Vista, and 5 Points areas.  Being centrally located in the State and with three primary interstate systems flowing around the City of Columbia (I-77, I-20, and I-26) allows residents to be at the beach or the mountains within a few hours.  Residents also have easy access to Charlotte, North Carolina and Atlanta, Georgia.  And being 30 minutes away from I-95, residents have access...

The Elmwood Neighborhood in Columbia, South Carolina is an historical neighborhood located on the northeast side of the city east of Harden Street.  This community is located just minutes from downtown Columbia, SC, the 5 Points area, and the Congaree Vista.  Being centrally located in the city places this neighborhood with access to each of the three interstate systems that surround the city: I-77, I-26, and I-20.  Charlotte, North Carolina is just less than 2 hours to the north off of I-77.  Head east on I-20 and be in Myrtle Beach, SC in 3 hours or head went and be in Atlanta, Georgia in 4 hours.  From I-26, you can head either direction and find yourself either at the beach or in the ...

The Lake Carolina community is one of the most fabulous in the Columbia, South Carolina area and was named Community of the Year for 9 years.  Lake Carolina lies on the northeast side of Columbia, SC and to the south of Blythewood, SC.  Lake Carolina itself is the center of this amazing community which is bordered by Hard Scrabble Road to the east, Kelly Mill Road to the north/northeast, and the Summit community to the south.  With I-77 just 10 minutes up the road, residents can be in downtown Columbia, SC in 15 minutes or in Charlotte, North Carolina in little more than an hour.  This interstate also intersects with I-20 and I-26 enhancing the variety of places residents can find themsel...

Forest Acres, having once been known as the Taylor Property, developed into a community that, in 1935, was incorporated as the City of Forest Acres near Columbia, South Carolina.  This city is located between I-77 to the southeast, Ft Jackson to the south, Decker Boulevard to the northeast and the Arcadia Lakes neighborhood to the north.  With I-77 just minutes from the area, residents can be in downtown Columbia, SC in 10 minutes.  Drive a few hours north on I-77 and find Charlotte, North Carolina with its enhanced variety of activities.   With I-77 intersecting I-20 near Forest Acres, residents are within 3 hours of Myrtle Beach, SC and 4 hours of Atlanta, Georgia.  And with I-77 ending...

The Lake Katherine neighborhood in Columbia, South Carolina, once a rustic vacation spot of weekend cottages in the early 1900’s, turned in to the first large lakeside community in the area.  Bordered by I-77, Fort Jackson Boulevard, North Beltline Boulevard, and Forest Drive, this neighborhood puts residents close to downtown Columbia, SC as well as the Fort Jackson Army Base.  With I-77 along its boundaries, residents of this community have easy access to outlying cities, such as Charlotte, North Carolina to the north.  Take I-77 to I-20, and head either east to Myrtle Beach, SC or west to Atlanta, Georgia.  Take I-77 south to I-26 and within a few hours, find yourself in Charleston, SC...

Sherwood Forest, a neighborhood in the Columbia, South Carolina area, began to develop between 1940 and 1950 by the Belser family.  This wonderful historical community has a population of about 750 and is located near the more popularly known neighborhood of Shandon.  Bordered by Devine Street to the north, Beltline Boulevard to the east, Rosewood Drive to the South and Kilbourne Road o the west, this neighborhood is just minutes from I-77 and Fort Jackson Army Base.  With Columbia, SC’s central location in the State and with three major Interstate systems, to include I-26 and I-20, in addition to I-77, residents have easy access to just about anywhere in the State.  In less than 2 hours,...

Wildewood neighborhood, one of the most prestigious communities in the Columbia, South Carolina area, began development in 1967 and blossomed in the 1990’s.  Covering almost 10 square miles, this community, which includes two Country Clubs and a State Park, is located on the northeast side of Columbia, SC, and is bordered by Alpine Road, Two Notch Road, Spears Creek Road, and Percival Road.  Just minutes from I-77 and I-20 places residents with easy access to just about anywhere in Columbia, as well as to other cities throughout the State, such as Myrtle Beach to the east and I-26 to the South adding access to Charleston and Greenville, SC.  These Interstates also place residents with eas...