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Small town living
Around 30 miles south of Greenville is the town of Belton, home to nearly 5,000 people with a bucolic setting and pastoral views. “Belton, while still being relatively close to Anderson and Greenville, has maintained a small-town, rural neighborhood feel,” says Scott Sawyer, a realtor and investor in the Belton area who works for the Real company. “It’s a place where you get to know your neighbors.”
This colorful wall art by a local artist greets you as you arrive into the town of Belton.
Downtown Belton is home to several museums, retails shops, and historical sites.
Belton is located about 40 minutes from Greenville in a rural part of SC.
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Rural and residential options near downtown Benton
Belton residential areas are clustered around downtown, and houses and lots grow larger further out from Main Street. Rural properties on multiple acres can be found further from the suburban downtown. Bungalows and ranchers range in price from $150,000 to $300,000, while new construction houses are priced between $400,000 and $700,000. Exceptions to these prices include houses on large properties and houses with more than five bedrooms, which can cost into the millions.
Traditional southern homes that are larger in size line the streets of Belton.
Beautiful brick cap cod style homes are very popular in the town of Belton.
Several new homes can be found in Belton much like this bungalow style home.
Ranch style homes are a very popular design style around the Belton area.
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Anderson School District 2
Students growing up in Belton may attend schools in the Anderson School District No. 2. This includes Marshall Primary School, rated B-plus by Niche, Belton Middle School, also rated B-plus, and Belton Honea Path High School, rated B. Belton Honea Path High School is known for their high-performing athletics department, including varsity teams in football and volleyball.
Marshall Primary School is home to just over 400 young students from Belton.
Belton-Honea Path High School is the only high school that serves the town of Belton.
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Meet up at Anderson County Library or walk the Bubble Gum Rail Trail
Despite Belton’s rural setting, there are plenty of activities for locals to enjoy. “Belton has a good mix of activity and solitude, and the neighborhood community is tight-knit,” Sawyer says. The Belton branch of the Anderson County Library is a popular spot for locals to meet. The library hosts weekly events, including a book club, arts and crafts workshops and card game lessons. Another meeting spot is the Belton Bubble Gum Rail Trail, a walking path decorated with murals that leads through the city’s parks. Locals walk to J. C. Ball Park to play baseball and softball and go to Leda Poore Park for a game of tennis.
The Bubble Gum Rail Trail is a popular destination for bike riders around Belton.
Leda Poore Park is located at the edge of Belton just as you come into town.
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Perk up at On the Grind Café and wind down at Sugar Hill Tap House
Locals head downtown to Sugar Hill Tap House in the City Square for drinks. This taphouse hosts trivia weekly on Wednesday nights and has a wide selection of beer on tap and in cans. For dinner, check out Arnold’s of Belton, famous for their homemade hamburgers. Early birds will enjoy On the Grind Café, a coffee shop in downtown Belton that opens at 7 am daily, before walking down Main Street to run errands. “The downtown area is small but filled with local shops and boutiques. It’s a quaint place that’s nice for a Saturday afternoon shopping trip,” says Sawyer.
For a fresh cup of coffee, be sure to stop by the new On The Grind shop in downtown Belton.
Cozy up with a latte and pastry at the popular On The Grind coffee shop in Belton.
The brand new Sugar Hill Taproom is the latest place to open up in downtown Belton.
The Mercantile has been in business for generations and is a staple to the town of Belton.
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Convenient commutes to Anderson and Greenville
While many people live and work in Belton, getting to Greenville or Anderson is not too time-consuming. “It’s very convenient to travel to Greenville or Anderson for work, but Belton was also voted a top town to live in when working remotely, and many people here work from home,” says Sawyer. Anderson is 11 miles west of Belton, taking State Highway 246, and Greenville is 30 miles north along Interstate 85.
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On average, homes in Belton, SC sell after 93 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Belton, SC over the last 12 months is $325,000, down 17% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
A rare opportunity to acquire 77.21 acres of prime land in Anderson County, SC, featuring 39 approved residential lots for a septic subdivision. The property offers a diverse range of possibilities for developers, buyers seeking a private estate, or even those looking for a recreational retreat. The site includes 29.92 acres with preliminary plat approval for 39 residential lots (minimum 25,000
This .57-acre lot in Belton is the perfect blank slate for your mobile home! This property has a great opportunity for buyers ready to invest in their own private space.
A rare opportunity to acquire 77.21 acres of prime land in Anderson County, SC, featuring 39 approved residential lots for a septic subdivision. The property offers a diverse range of possibilities for developers, buyers seeking a private estate, or even those looking for a recreational retreat. The site includes 29.92 acres with preliminary plat approval for 39 residential lots (minimum 25,000
This .57-acre lot in Belton is the perfect blank slate for your mobile home! This property has a great opportunity for buyers ready to invest in their own private space.
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