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Have you looked around Summerville yet? I know there are young professionals here, but it has more of a family vibe to me. It depends on what you are interested in. Any kids, or plans for any? Anyway, when I read your question, the first place that popped into my mind was Nexton.
No not physically yet, but plan on soon. Just wanted to know where to look I guess. Yes we plan on having kids, none at th and moment. I'm 28 and she is 25. Nexton sounds nice but may be a little high on the budget. Read some bad reviews of their apartments as well.
Ok, then I'm guessing you don't really need a "family-friendly" place, at least not right now and don't need to be concerned about schools yet. How about Latitude at Wesctott? The commute for you would be a little over an hour to Orangeburg but depending on when you travel, might be a reverse commute. I'm putting myself in your situation and, other than the places I've mentioned, I would choose something like this in a heartbeat if I could live small short term:
Very small, but in the town of Summerville which is lovely, and close to the things Summerville has to do.
As you've seen, rents are very high here. There are lots of homes to buy that are within your budget, though. If you see something online that you like, someone can probably answer any questions about the neighborhood.
There was a CD member who I think lived in downtown Summerville--wasn't it diddlydudette? She might know of more places.
The Weatherstone subdivision behind Target at the 199 exit seems to hit what you are looking for as far as price. There's a mix of families, retirees, and single people. There is a new interchange being built onto 26 that will provide even easier access than there currently is. The new BJs Wholesale Club is going in near there, too, and the school zone is Nexton (new).
The Weatherstone subdivision behind Target at the 199 exit seems to hit what you are looking for as far as price. There's a mix of families, retirees, and single people. There is a new interchange being built onto 26 that will provide even easier access than there currently is. The new BJs Wholesale Club is going in near there, too, and the school zone is Nexton (new).
Weatherstone is nice, and we looked there, too. I would just recommend they research where the road is going to cut through (might have already; I'm not sure of the status). Might not matter to them, and I wouldn't be concerned if I was renting, but it could be a concern for resale.
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