moving to northern south carolina, need advice (Greenville, Spartanburg: school districts, taxes)

[mctech]

My family is looking to relocate to Northern South Carolina. My husband has been offered a job in the Greenville area. We have 3 girls ages 15,12 and 8. We would like to live in the county with at least 10 acres. WE have horses. I need advice for small towns around the Greenville/Anderson area. We also need advice on the school systems. Would rather have a smaller school system. Coming from a small town in Indiana. Please any help will be great.

[Lone Star Rooster]

Look into the Powdersville area of Northern Anderson County. Schools are great, taxes are low, and it's only a 15-minute drive to downtown Greenville. I would think you could still find plenty of acreage for your horses there at a reasonable price.

[ourohana]

Originally Posted by mctech

My family is looking to relocate to Northern South Carolina. My husband has been offered a job in the Greenville area. We have 3 girls ages 15,12 and 8. We would like to live in the county with at least 10 acres. WE have horses. I need advice for small towns around the Greenville/Anderson area. We also need advice on the school systems. Would rather have a smaller school system. Coming from a small town in Indiana. Please any help will be great.

hi mctech, im looking to move to northern sc as well. I was wondering if you did make the move and what you think? we have 3 kids and one on the way. ages 14, 13, 4.

[WhitewaterVol]

You might get more response to your question by posting in the Greenville forum.

[Carolina Knight]

If you are looking for small towns with equestrian properties and are within small school districts, I would advise considering northwestern Spartanburg County in the incorporations of Landrum, Campobello and Inman. Spartanburg County has seven school districts. Spartanburg County School District One serves that area.