Neighborhoods in Sumter, SC

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  Second Mill

  Carved out along the wooded edges of the Second Millpond, midcentury homes on spacious lots define the Sumter neighborhood Second Mill. Sumter's greenbelt hugs the western and southern edge of the neighborhood, which meets at the beloved Swan Lake Iris Gardens. The community is also less than a mile from the University of South Carolina Sumter,

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    $250K

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    $149K - $477K

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    12 Listings

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  Lakewood

  Privately owned farms and protected agricultural land cover nearly half of Lakewood’s 7.5 square miles. U.S. Route 15 bounds the neighborhood’s west end, separating the residential half from the City of Sumter’s main Industrial District. “One of the city’s biggest manufacturers, Sumter Packaging Corp., is located there,” Connie Morse says. A local

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    $247K

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    $81K - $505K

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    7 Listings

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  Burns-Downs

  Burns-Downs is a small residential neighborhood within 2 miles of just about everything in the small-town City of Sumter. It's ranch-style homes sit on residential blocks between one of the area’s busiest highways, North Guignard Drive, and the University of South Carolina-Sumter. Crosswalks connect to Alice Drive Elementary and Middle Schools,

  • Average Value

    $229K

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    $146K - $428K

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    6 Listings

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  Wedgefield

  Wedgefield gets its name from its “wedge” position in the High Hills of Santee region, on the far west outskirts of Sumter County. The rural neighborhood borders a unique geographical area in the center of South Carolina, where rolling sandhills and grassy marshlands meet the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. While miles of hiking trails are

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    $226K

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    $177K - $733K

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    3 Listings

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  Hampton Park

  Hampton Park is a small residential neighborhood at the center of Sumter’s historic district. Home to Sumter County Museum, Memorial Park and the city’s mainstage theater, residents of Hampton Park always have something fun to do. Crosswalks link the neighborhood to the Downtown district, which has “recently seen a tremendous resurgence,” Talmadge

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    $217K

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    $154K - $749K

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    7 Listings

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  Spectrum

  On the edge of Sumter's pond-flecked greenbelt, Spectrum offers a mix of suburban subdivisions and large lots lined with pine woodland. Residents can get a little more room on this side of town but remain close to Sumter's attractions and amenities. "The older areas are where the lots get larger," says Realtor Talmadge Tobias with Re/MAX Summit.

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    $193K

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    $92K - $346K

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    1 Listing

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  Mulberry

  Quiet pine woods and lush green fields surround the community of Mulberry. Located minutes from recreation hot spots like Dillon Park and Crystal Lakes Golf Course, residents of Mulberry have convenient access to some of North Sumter's most popular green spaces. "It's a slower-paced area of Sumter, close to the highway, so commuting to major

  • Average Value

    $170K

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    $164K - $269K

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    1 Listing

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  Millwood

  A natural curtain of bald cypress trees and swampy wetlands separates Millwood from Sumter’s downtown district. The quiet residential neighborhood sits 3 miles southwest of the restaurants and small businesses on Main Street, and new national retailers are popping up less than a mile south. Along with these conveniences, it’s less than a 10-mile

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    $158K

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    $119K - $264K

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    4 Listings

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  Palmetto Park

  Palmetto Park's woodsy green spaces with relaxing gazebos, lakefront walking trails, butterfly gardens and sports complexes make it easy to enjoy the outdoors. Located minutes from the University of South Carolina-Sumter, the neighborhood is convenient for those working or learning at the school. Palmetto Park's central location within Sumter also

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    $155K

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    $95K - $2.1M

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    4 Listings

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  Cherryvale

  Cherryvale is a small suburb directly across from Sumter County’s largest employer - Shaw Air Force Base. About 20,000 people, including active-duty military members and their families, live on Shaw, but Connie Morse says many still choose to live off base. A local Realtor with RE/MAX Summit, Morse has over 25 years of experience selling homes in

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    $155K

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    $37K - $313K

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    12 Listings

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  East Sumter

  Two of Sumter's most-used highways intersect along the rural edge of East Sumter. From here, residents can easily access the downtown shops and restaurants or commute to South Carolina’s capital city. Throughout the neighborhood, unpaved residential streets pass by ranch-style homes with spacious backyards. A longtime local and Broker at Re/Max

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    $137K

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    $58K - $272K

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    2 Listings

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  South Liberty

  Buyers are free to personalize their homes in South Liberty. Home to a collection of pre-war houses sold at as much as 95% lower than the state average sale price of $388,888, the neighborhood offers abundant investment opportunities. "Cost of living here is less than surrounding cities, so your money stretches a little more here," says Realtor

  • Average Value

    $134K

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    $104K - $586K

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    2 Listings

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  Morris College

  Surrounding the private, historically Black Baptist college of the same name, the community of Morris College offers quick access for students, staff and faculty. Morris College was founded in 1908, and homes appeared around the campus over the next forty years. The neighborhood also has a strategic location. "It's close to the highway and Shaw

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    $122K

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    $29K - $367K

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    4 Listings

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  Birnie

  Though rural South Carolina isn’t known for its walkability, Birnie residents can easily stroll to Sumter’s downtown district. Concrete sidewalks trim the neighborhood’s residential blocks, connecting to the local shops and restaurants about a mile north. Dozens of other small businesses are just a 2-mile drive from Birnie along U.S. Highway 521.

  • Average Value

    $119K

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    $26K - $275K

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    5 Listings

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  Lemira

  Lemira’s modest ranch-style homes sit side by side in quiet residential boroughs just south of the Columbia and Sumter Railroad, a largely industrial area on the east side of Sumter. Bordered by dozens of manufacturers and packing plants, Lemira “appeals to a lot of the people working over there,” says Talmadge Tobias. Former city planner and

  • Average Value

    $115K

  • List Price

    $35K - $210K

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    10 Listings

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  Wilder

  The City of Sumter has been working to revitalize its downtown district for the last 15 years, adding new restaurants and pedestrian infrastructure. In 2024, the city began expanding its revitalization efforts into South Sumter, and Wilder is just one of the neighborhood's reaping the benefits. On Manning Avenue, freshly paved sidewalks and

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    $112K

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    $65K - $254K

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    1 Listing

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  Crosswell

  Crosswell sits at a major crossroads right in the heart of Sumter. A direct throughway to South Carolina’s capital city runs along the neighborhood’s north end and an interstate highway cuts straight through the middle. North Main Street borders the community’s west side and links to the downtown shops and restaurants in about a half a mile. In

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    $111K

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    $48K - $322K

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    9 Listings

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  Magnolia-Harmony

  The busiest part of Downtown Sumter is also the busiest part of the Magnolia-Harmony neighborhood. Local restaurants, shops and bars line Main Street, but a few blocks east, things slow down a bit. The main branch of the Sumter County Library System stands across from local government buildings. Further east, the neighborhood becomes a mix of

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    $110K

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    $130K - $276K

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  Bates

  The City of Sumter has invested millions of dollars in revitalizing the community over the last 15 years, and in 2024, multiple improvement projects broke ground in Bates. Along the neighborhood’s east border, Manning Avenue now features a free art studio and art-themed park. South Sumter Park revealed several new additions in 2024, including a

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    $89K

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    $27K - $31K

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  Savage-Glover

  Neighborhood parks, community centers and churches bring together residents of Savage-Glover. Home to neighbors who have lived in this part of Sumter's south side for years, the community’s residential offerings are scarce. Events like Festival on the Avenue, neighborhood block parties and a local farmers market shine a light on the community and

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    $87K

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    $28K - $253K

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  South Sumter

  If South Sumter could be defined in one word, Realtor Talmadge Tobias would use "upliftment." The city and local organizations like Sumter Habitat for Humanity have spent the last few years diligently working toward restoring the community, which lies 4 miles south of downtown Sumter. "There's been a lot of emphasis put on uplifting South Sumter,"

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    $87K

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    $43K - $271K

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    5 Listings

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  Stone Hill

  Stone Hill is one of a few South Sumter neighborhoods getting major upgrades over the next few years. A brand-new art-themed park opened on the community's west side at the end of 2024. Along with a playground and rainbow-colored basketball courts, the South Sumter Art Park will display a rotating collection of art installations designed by

  • Average Value

    $80K

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    $22K - $141K

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    2 Listings

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  Cane Savannah

  • Average Value

    $297K

  • List Price

    $202K - $822K

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    10 Listings

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  Swan Lake

  • Average Value

    $245K

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    $90K - $617K

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    8 Listings

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  Stateburg Historic District

  • Average Value

    $234K

  • List Price

    $165K - $548K

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    13 Listings

  Stateburg Historic District

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