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Edge of South Carolina in the mountains
On the brink of North Carolina in the midst of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Holly Springs is a nature lover’s dream, where mountain peaks embellish every direction of this neighborhood. Folks settle down in lakefront estates and secluded homes on spacious land away from any hustle and bustle. Massive wooded parks give residents ample opportunities to explore the scenic mountains and lakes. And with minimal light pollution, the stars shine bright in Holly Springs.
Holly Springs is beautifully surrounded by rolling mountain ranges that define its scenic setting.
The Rock Golf Club in Holly Springs is framed by stunning mountain views.
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Hike to the top of Table Rock Mountain
Golfers can enjoy hitting the greens surrounded by mountains and other natural beauties at The Rock Golf Club & Resort. "It’s a beautiful course, especially in the springtime with all the flowers," says Landon Gray, an employee in the pro shop. "The number eight hole is one of our best, where you have a waterfall right next to you while teeing off.” Locals can also drive to scenic parks and mountain overlooks all over the neighborhood. Table Rock State Park features more waterfalls along miles of trails, which can take hikers to the top of Table Rock Mountain. “You can watch sunrises there," says Gray, who enjoys hiking up Table Rock. "It’s just a gorgeous spot to hang out and soak in the views.” Those who want to enjoy similar views without the long hike can drive 11 miles up the rough Shooting Range Road to Jumping Off Rock Overlook, offering stunning sights of mountains and the lake below. Long Shoals Wayside Park is another major draw for nature enthusiasts, especially those who don’t mind getting wet. It features large rocks along Little Eastatoe Creek that people use to slide into the water. With miles of trails and picnic tables, hikers can go for a stroll through the woods and bring a snack.
Long Shoals Wayside Park is a popular park in Holly Springs and Pickens County.
Perfectly trimmed greens and well-kept golf courses highlight the beauty of Holly Springs.
Children in Holly Springs can enjoy one of the many playgrounds located throughout the community.
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Secluded homes in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Holly Springs features a wide range of homes on acres of land with tons of surrounding greenery and mountain views. A majority of homes are located off of winding mountain highways. Residents can find themselves in anything such as a ranch-style house for $550,000 to $600,000, a cozy cabin for $600,000 to $900,000 or a custom house on more than 50 acres of land for $1 to $2 million. Luxury lakefront mansions in The Cliffs At Keowee, a homeowners association, come with private docks and offer lake, mountain and wooded state park views all in one, ranging from around $1 to $ 3.5 million.
A classic white Tudor Revival home stands proudly amid the scenic streets of Holly Springs.
Rustic log cabin–style homes in Holly Springs capture the area’s timeless, cozy appeal.
Many homes have large front yards and trees surrounding them in Holly Springs.
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Live music at The Rock Grill & Bar
The Rock Grill & Bar is the one and only restaurant in this rural mountain town. Located at The Rock Golf Club & Resort, the restaurant offers indoor and outdoor dining with plenty of entertainment. “On weekends, we’ll have a band come in to perform while you eat,” says Gray. “People can come in to play pool and watch football games on the big projector screen.” For all other shopping and dining needs, residents will drive about 10 miles south to Pickens.
People living in Holly Springs enjoy going to the famous Rock Grill & Bar.
Locals in Holly Springs can stop by nearby gas stations to refuel and grab a quick bite to eat.
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The best elementary teachers in Pickens County
Students on the west side, closer to the lake, attend Hagwood Elementary, graded a B by Niche. Students in the rest of Holly Springs go to A-minus-graded Ambler Elementary, which is ranked for having the best elementary teachers in Pickens County. Students from both elementary schools move on to Pickens Middle and Pickens High, which get B-plus and B-minus grades, respectively.
Many students attend Ambler Elementary School near Holly Springs.
Students living in Holly Springs can go to Pickens Middle School.
Students living in Holly Springs can attend Pickens High School, which is rated a B on Niche.
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Commuting to Pickens and Greenville
Many residents of Holly Springs work 10 miles south in Pickens and drive through the countryside on Moorefield Memorial Highway to get there. Some also work in and drive to Greenville, about 30 miles southeast.
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Holly Springs Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Holly Springs, Pickens sell after 119 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Holly Springs, Pickens over the last 12 months is $509,000, down 25% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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