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 Nestled on the northwestern border of South Carolina, Spartanburg County offers a thriving business climate and an unparalleled quality of life. Included in the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson combined statistical area, the county encompasses more than 800 square miles, and is home to over 306,000 residents.

Spartanburg County boasts a diverse mix of fun activities and great destinations to visit, offering a rich blend of urban, suburban, and rural settings. The county is an active hub for arts and culture and is an incredible place for outdoor enthusiasts as well, with its serene fishing lakes, picturesque hiking and biking trails, easy access to nearby mountains, and so much more.

Spartanburg County, as well as the city of Spartanburg (its county seat) was named in honor of the Spartan Regiment, a militia regiment that fought during the American Revolutionary War. The county was established in 1785, and was originally part of the Ninety-Six District. It was officially renamed to Spartanburg County in 1791, and included as part of the Pinckney District until 1800. In 1897, a portion of the county went on to form present-day Cherokee County.

During the American Revolutionary War, Spartan County (as it was known at the time) was the site of many battles, including the Battle of Cowpens, a pivotal battle led by Brigadier General Daniel Morgan, whose military tactics are renowned even today.

Spartanburg County features a diverse selection of real estate options that can fit any type of lifestyle or budget. Buyers searching for their ideal home will be able to choose from a variety of single-family homes as well as some townhomes, condos, and apartments. Vacant land where you can build your very own custom home is also available.

Homes for sale in Spartanburg County typically consist of 2-bedroom to 5-bedroom and larger single-family residences, providing a wide range of options for home buyers.

For buyers who are in the market for an impressive luxury home, Spartanburg County boasts an incredible selection of estates, some on lot sizes encompassing 40 acres and more. Luxury homes throughout the county are equipped with a wide variety of first-class features, including elegant architectural styles, spacious light-filled floor plans, soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, stylish kitchens, oversized master bedrooms, and many more.

Those searching for their dream home in Spartanburg County will be able to choose from cities, towns, and census-designated places such as:

• Chesnee
• Greer
• Inman
• Landrum
• Spartanburg
• Wellford
• Woodruff
• Campobello
• Central Pacolet
• Cowpens
• Lyman
• Pacolet
• Reidville
• Arcadia
• Boiling Springs
• Clifton
• Converse
• Cross Anchor
• Enoree
• Fairforest
• Fingerville
• Glendale
• Gramling
• Inman Mills
• Mayo
• Roebuck
• Saxon
• Southern Shops
• Startex
• Valley Falls

For those relocating to Spartanburg County with their children, schools within the county are served by the Spartanburg County School System, which consists of seven districts, some of which share a vocational school.

Spartanburg, the county seat, is one of the most diverse art communities in South Carolina. Downtown Spartanburg, which was recently recognized as a cultural district by the South Carolina Arts Commission, offers a myriad of cultural attractions, including music venues, fine art galleries, libraries and bookstores, museums, and fine dining restaurants.

Some of the finest cultural destinations you can find in Spartanburg County include the Spartanburg Philharmonic Orchestra, the Spartanburg Youth Theatre, the Spartanburg Art Museum, and the West Main Artists Co-op. You can also join the Artwalk, a free, monthly event that takes visitors on a tour of art galleries throughout downtown Spartanburg.

Love spending time in the great outdoors? Spartanburg boasts expansive greenways perfect for hiking, trail running, biking, camping, and simply admiring the picturesque scenery. Some of the many outdoor destinations to check out are Hatcher Garden & Woodland Preserve, the Cottonwood Trail, Croft State Park, and Barnet Park. If you’re more into fishing and boating, Lake Blalock and Lake Bowen are two fantastic destinations you can visit.

Spartanburg County also boasts a wealth of historic sites, including Cowpens National Battlefield, Musgrove Mill State Historic Site, Spartanburg County Heritage Geotrail, and Walnut Grove Plantation.

Need more insights on Spartanburg homes for sale? Connect with the Pannebaker Team today at (864) 764-9717 or LetsTalk@pannebakerteam.com.