Gamecock-centric living steps from Williams-Brice Stadium
The Spur at Williams-Brice stands as a beacon for University of South Carolina football fans in the Arthurtown neighborhood of Cayce, South Carolina. Completed in 2006 by Talmage Architects Inc., this six-story condominium complex houses 64 units designed with the Gamecock enthusiast in mind. Its prime location across from Williams-Brice Stadium makes it an ideal home base for those who live and breathe USC football. The building's modern design, while not architecturally remarkable, serves its purpose of providing comfortable living spaces with unparalleled access to game day excitement.
Spacious layouts with stadium views and Gamecock-themed touches
The Spur offers a range of floor plans to suit various needs, from cozy one-bedroom units to expansive three-bedroom homes. The one-bedroom layouts span 705 to 800 square feet and feature one bathroom, with recent sale prices around $230,000. These units are perfect for singles or couples looking for a game day pied-à-terre.
Two-bedroom units are more spacious at approximately 1,400 square feet, with two full bathrooms. These homes often include wrap-around covered balconies, offering breathtaking views of Williams-Brice Stadium. The open floor plans with 9-foot ceilings create an airy atmosphere, ideal for entertaining on game days or year-round.
The largest offerings are the three-bedroom units, ranging from 1,600 to 1,864 square feet with two to three bathrooms. These premium homes have recently sold for around $400,000. All units in The Spur feature chef's kitchens with ample granite countertops and cabinet space, perfect for preparing game day spreads. Many units include wet bars, adding to the entertainment value.
Throughout the building, custom drapes and shades adorned with Gamecock themes add a personalized touch to each home. Bedrooms are generously sized with attached full baths and spacious closets. Some units boast walk-in tile showers, adding a touch of luxury to the game day experience.
Recent upgrades in some units include new appliances, wood accent walls, and high-tech additions like Wi-Fi thermostats and smart locks. Many units come partially furnished, with some owners including large TVs and custom furniture in the sale, making move-in a breeze for new Gamecock fans.
Tailgate-ready features and secure living for the ultimate fan experience
The Spur at Williams-Brice is designed with the football fan in mind, offering amenities that enhance the game day experience while providing comfortable year-round living. The crown jewel of the building's amenities is the rooftop access, providing residents with an unparalleled vantage point for stadium views and pre-game festivities.
Each unit features either a wrap-around covered balcony or an expanded covered porch, perfect for hosting pre-game gatherings or enjoying the electric atmosphere on game days. These outdoor spaces are equipped for grilling and entertaining, allowing residents to create their own tailgate experience right at home.
The building's security is a top priority, with a gated entrance ensuring residents' peace of mind. The 24-hour access system allows for convenient coming and going, especially important during late-night post-game celebrations.
Inside, the building is equipped with modern conveniences including elevators for easy access to all floors. A recreation room provides additional space for residents to socialize and relax. The building is also wheelchair accessible, ensuring comfort for all residents and guests.
Climate control is a key feature, with central air conditioning and heating throughout the building, supplemented by ceiling fans in individual units for personalized comfort. The kitchens in each unit are outfitted with dishwashers and granite countertops, making meal preparation and cleanup a breeze.
For those who appreciate classic design elements, many units feature hardwood floors, adding warmth and character to the living spaces. Safety features include smoke detectors throughout the building.
Parking is a premium amenity in this stadium-adjacent location. The Spur offers both covered and outdoor parking options, with some units allocated two parking spaces – a rarity in such a prime location. This feature is particularly valuable on game days when parking in the area becomes a premium commodity.
A vibrant community where Gamecock spirit meets local charm
The Spur at Williams-Brice is located in Arthurtown, a neighborhood that pulsates with University of South Carolina energy, especially on game days. This area, once known for its industrial roots, is evolving into a vibrant community that balances its collegiate spirit with local charm.
On Saturdays during football season, the neighborhood transforms into a sea of garnet and black, with fans tailgating on nearly every corner. The proximity to Williams-Brice Stadium makes The Spur an epicenter of this excitement, offering residents a front-row seat to the action.
Beyond game days, Arthurtown offers a mix of experiences that cater to various tastes. For those seeking a taste of local flavor, Bernie's Chicken is a neighborhood staple, beloved for its comfort food. Just a short 10-minute walk from The Spur, it's the perfect spot to grab a quick bite or indulge in their famous fried chicken and banana pudding.
Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Granby Park, part of the Three Rivers Greenway. Located less than 4 miles from the neighborhood center, this 24-acre park offers hiking and biking trails, dog-friendly areas, and scenic views of the Congaree River. It's an ideal spot for residents to unwind and connect with nature.
For those interested in local history, the South Carolina Military Museum, which recently relocated to Arthurtown, provides a fascinating look into the state's military heritage. The museum's exhibits, dating back to the late 17th century, offer an educational experience right in the neighborhood.
While the immediate area around The Spur maintains its industrial character along Bluff Road and Shop Road, a short drive opens up a world of dining and shopping options. Village Idiot Pizza, located about a 3-mile drive away, offers casual Italian fare perfect for a laid-back dinner. For grocery needs, residents can choose between Food Lion and Publix Super Market at Gervais Place, both within a 3-4 mile drive.
The neighborhood is served by some of Columbia's most reputable schools. Dreher High School, known for its strong academic and athletic programs, is just a 10-minute drive away. Hand Middle School, about 5 minutes by car, is recognized for its innovative programs including a garden and greenhouse project that contributes to local food banks.
For those seeking retail therapy, a short drive leads to various shopping options. Urban Outfitters and Marshalls, both within a 3-4 mile radius, offer a mix of trendy and affordable shopping experiences.
The Spur's location strikes a balance between the excitement of university life and the comfort of a residential neighborhood, making it an attractive option for those who want to be at the heart of Gamecock country while enjoying the amenities of a growing community.
Car-centric location with easy access to downtown Columbia
Transportation around The Spur at Williams-Brice primarily revolves around personal vehicles, reflecting the suburban nature of the Arthurtown neighborhood. The building's location provides easy access to major roads, making it convenient for residents to navigate the area and reach key destinations.
For those who prefer public transit, there are limited options available. The nearest bus stop, George Rogers & William Brice Stadium Eb, is about a 5-minute walk from the building. This stop is served by the Shop route, providing a connection to other parts of the city, though service may be limited.
The building's proximity to major roads like Bluff Road and Shop Road facilitates quick access to downtown Columbia, which is just about 4 miles north. These routes are particularly useful on non-game days when traffic is lighter.
For air travelers, Columbia Metropolitan Airport is approximately 14 miles away, or about a 25-minute drive. This proximity makes The Spur a convenient home base for those who frequently travel for business or pleasure.
While the area is not particularly walkable or bikeable for daily errands, the location shines on game days when residents can easily walk to Williams-Brice Stadium, avoiding the hassle of game day traffic and parking.
The Spur's parking amenities, including covered and outdoor options, are particularly valuable given the car-dependent nature of the area. Some units even come with two designated parking spaces, a significant perk in an area where parking can be at a premium, especially during events at the stadium.
For those who occasionally need to commute to downtown Columbia or other parts of the city, the building's location provides a good balance. It's close enough for a reasonable drive to urban amenities, yet far enough to escape the daily hustle and bustle of city life.
Overall, while public transportation options are limited, The Spur's location caters well to those who prefer driving, offering easy access to major roads and ample parking – a combination that's particularly advantageous given its proximity to one of Columbia's major attractions, Williams-Brice Stadium.
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Area Factors
Low Crime
Crime Score®
4/ 10
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
35/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
36/ 100
Minimal Transit
Transit Score®
20/ 100
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Parks in this Area
Olympia Park
3 min drive
Pacific Park
3 min drive
Edisto Discovery Park
4 min drive
Basketball
Pool
Playground
Pacific Park
4 min drive
Hollywood Park
4 min drive
A.C. Moore Garden
5 min drive
Picnic Area
Trails
Granby Park
6 min drive
Rosewood Park
7 min drive
Basketball
Bike Trails
Picnic Area
Owens Field Park
8 min drive
Baseball/Softball
Disc Golf
Football
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