According to the 2010 US Census, the smallest town in South Carolina is Smyrna. This town is located in York and Cherokee counties with a population of 45 people.
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Retirement Communities
Luxury Retirement Living South Bay at Mount Pleasant
By Colin McCandless South Bay at Mount Pleasant is a five-star senior living provider, delivering residents luxury, high-end services and an unsurpassed retirement community experience at a superior value. Their state-of-the-art facilities and upscale living arrangements give seniors the freedom to “live more and worry less,” according to South Bay’s Director of Marketing and Sales […]
Hilton Head, South Carolina
Sun City Hilton Head People have come from the East Coast to the West Coast and all states in between and from places as far away as Bolivia, Austria, Germany and the United Kingdom to live at Sun City Hilton Head in South Carolina. “You see a great geographical diversity here,” explained Martin Smith, communications […]
Del Webb at Cane Bay, Summerville
Del Webb at Cane Bay Homes for Sale Most retirees dream of having fun and living a full life, and, despite the uncertain economic climate, they can do just that at Del Webb at Cane Bay Plantation, a gated community not far from Charleston and even closer to the smaller but growing town of Summerville, […]
Sun City Carolina Lakes, Fort Mill, SC
Only a short distance from the Charlotte metropolitan area and just eight miles from the North Carolina border, Sun City Carolina Lakes is a remarkable Del Webb retirement community with a 40,000-square-foot recreation center that overlooks a sparkling lake and includes a state-of-the-art fitness center. Del Webb and Pulte Homes are known across the country […]
Cities & Towns
Walterboro, South Carolina
In 1784, when rice plantation owners began looking for the ideal place for their summer homes in what is now Colleton County, they chose a pleasant, wooded area and named it Hickory Valley. Forty-two years later, bearing the name of two of its original settlers, Paul and Jacob Walters, Walterboro was incorporated. Many of the […]
Surfside Beach, South Carolina
LOCATED ON THE GRAND Strand just minutes south of Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach is “The Family Beach,” two miles of beautiful shoreline and high dunes drenched by the warm breezes of the Atlantic Ocean. While life in Surfside Beach centers around the water, as the town-s name implies, there-s much more to this peaceful stretch […]
Summerville, South Carolina
Located amid thick pine forests 30 miles inland from the South Carolina coast, 18th century Summerville was a vacation spot for Charlestonians seeking relief from the oppressive summer humidity and tormenting swarms of mosquitoes. In the 21st century, a combination of affordable housing, excellent schools and numerous recreational alternatives has made this small city one […]
Sullivans Island, South Carolina
SULLIVAN-S ISLAND IS JUST minutes from all that historic Charleston and booming Mount Pleasant have to offer, yet it might as well be a thousand miles away. A sophisticated island town, it offers its residents and visitors no flashing neon signs, no shopping malls, no golf courses and not even a stoplight, just a small […]
Seabrook Island, South Carolina
BARELY FOUR MILES LONG AND less than a half mile wide, Seabrook Island is among the most exclusive resort and retirement destinations in the Carolinas. Originally inhabited by Native Americans, the island, located 23 miles south of downtown Charleston, was claimed by Lt. Col. Robert Sanford in 1666 for England-s King Charles. It was known […]
