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Home in Hampton Heights
Revitalized and ripe with community contributions, Hampton Heights is a tight-knit neighborhood that prioritizes preserving its history dating back to the late 1800s. “The neighborhood has become even more desirable due to the development of the downtown area over the last 10 years,” says Marshall Jordan, Realtor with Coldwell Banker Caine. “You can easily walk to the popular Morgan Square, with lots of restaurants and shopping options.”
Spartanburg Downtown is very pedestrian friendly and is close to Hampton Heights.
Large traditional homes can be found all through the Hampton Heights.
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Historic Hampton Heights housing
As Spartanburg's oldest neighborhood, many of Hampton Heights's homes are dated but have retained their charm. Homebuyers will find 20th-century Victorian, Neoclassical and bungalow houses settled along oak-lined streets. More trees will soon start to sprout, including Japanese maples, dogwoods and cypresses, all thanks to a project started by neighbors to plant nearly 100 trees throughout the area. Larger homes offer more yard space than the newer, smaller homes perched on narrow lots. Like the homes, yards are well-kept with perfectly pruned bushes and small gardens. “A lot of the bigger houses have been fixed up and are not being resold, so it’s definitely a place people are putting down roots,” Jordan says. “Depending on whether they’ve been renovated, homes here can sell anywhere from the low $200,000s up to $450,000.”
Large homes sit on small plots of land in Hampton Heights.
Fenced in colonial style homes are very common in the area.
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Close to the best of Spartanburg
While no public transportation is available, many of the nearby attractions and amenities of downtown Spartanburg are within walking distance of Hampton Heights. The handful of office buildings in Spartanburg are just up Church Street, but even downtown Greenville is only about 33 miles away by interstate.
Hampton Heights has many things to offer and is close to Spartanburg downtown.
Residents living in Hampton Heights enjoy walking along the many walkways in Spartanburg.
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Highly-rated local learning
Another draw for homebuyers moving to Hampton Heights is Spartanburg Preparatory School, the first brick-and-mortar charter school in the city, where students can easily bike or walk to class. Other nearby public schools include Mary H. Wright Elementary, Carver Middle and Spartanburg High. The high school’s new campus was built in 2019, and because of features like outdoor classrooms, wetlands and walking trails, it received national awards for environmental impact. Wright Elementary receives a C-plus from Niche, while Carver Middle gets a B-minus and Spartanburg High earns an A-minus.
The Carver Middle School's student loop makes drop-off and pick-up times convenient and easy.
Spartanburg High School is a popular destination for students in Hampton Heights.
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Quaint attractions, shops and eats within biking distance
Walk north along Spring Street to reach downtown Spartanburg. “You’ll essentially be adjacent to West Main Street, which has Main Street Pub, Cribb’s Kitchen and other local restaurants,” Jordan says. More dining options, entertainment and shopping surround Morgan Square, a quaint site in the center of the city’s business district. Visitors can walk through the doors of UnderPin Lanes ‘N Lounge and down a flight of stairs to find a vibrant boutique bowling alley, or cozy up with a book and cup of coffee at one of the tables outside Hub City Bookshop & Press. “There’s something for everyone throughout that area,” Jordan says. Neighborhood residents won’t have to go far to pick up everyday household essentials and groceries, either. S&A Discount Grocery sits along Union Street, less than three miles down the road from Hampton Heights.
Konnichiwa is the newest restaurant near Hampton Heights and offers great seafood options.
The Underpin Lanes N Lounge is a go-to place for locals near the Hampton Heights.
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Community parks and gathering spaces
Willow Oaks Park was once an empty, grassy lot and is now a vibrant gathering spot for neighbors after they rallied to build the park from the ground up. This green space tucked away in the heart of Hampton Heights has a small swing set and playground where kids can burn off some energy. The picnic tables fill up quickly during events throughout the year, including the 4th of July and community cookouts. At the neighborhood’s southern end is Irwin Park, a 14-acre space where locals can toss the ball on the baseball field, shoot hoops on the basketball court or go for a stroll.
Willow Oaks Park has very beautiful landscaping for the locals to enjoy.
Cyclists enjoy coming to Irwin Park for the trails.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Hampton Heights
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Homicide
6
4
Sexual Assault
5
4
Assault with Weapon
7
4
Robbery
8
4
Burglary
4
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
5
4
Larceny
4
4
Crime Score
7
4
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Hampton Heights Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hampton Heights, Spartanburg sell after 55 days on the market compared to the national average of 57 days. The median sale price for homes in Hampton Heights, Spartanburg over the last 12 months is $199,900, down 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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