Mobile Homes for Sale in Clemson, SC

In many ways, Clemson is a classic college town, one of many across the South. The school color — a trademark bright orange — adorns businesses, homes and the sprawling campus, and its paw print logo trots along the highways running through Upstate South Carolina. However, Clemson does have one unique factor: The school and the city are two separate localities. The city of Clemson nearly surrounds Clemson University, yet the campus is its own municipality, meaning the school can make its own decisions. “It’s a really hard balance because you have two different municipalities operating, but there are a lot of ways that, not only do we want to be collaborative, but that we are collaborative. And that’s the key to balance it out,” says Clemson Mayor Robert Halfacre. “It makes it a little more difficult, but not difficult in a bad way. It just makes it a little more challenging.” Regardless, the city of Clemson intertwines with its namesake institution, particularly since students, faculty and staff make up most of the population. Even residents unaffiliated with the school benefit from its events and energy, and many Clemson grads return to live nearby. While Clemson University