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A peach of a small town
Trenton, South Carolina, is a peach of a small town. Home of the Ridge Peach Festival, every June for more than 50 years, the 350 residents here have hosted thousands of visitors to celebrate their peach industry with a parade, antique car and tractor show, live music, peach-themed desserts and, of course, peaches. “Trenton is known for its peach festival. It’s a lot of fun. Everyone loves fresh fruit and getting together,” says Erica Barton, a Realtor with Meybohm Real Estate, who has been selling homes in the area for more than 10 years. “The great thing about Trenton is that it has a country setting but it’s not too far from town. It’s the best of both worlds. Aiken is within 15 miles of Trenton. There are lots of job opportunities at the industrial plants. The Savannah River Site is a major employer. Trenton is in no way isolated.”
Century-old homes and new builds
Homebuyers considering Trenton will discover homes built from the late 1800s to the present day. They come in a range of styles, including Victorians with ornate trim, clapboard cottages with airy front porches and contemporary homes with two-car garages. Properties typically rest on spacious lots of more than a quarter-acre. Older homes are commonly shadowed by mature oak trees, while new builds feature walkable, sidewalk-lined streets.
Homes here list from $100,000 to $650,000. A two-bedroom, two-bath on a quarter-acre could be found in the mid-$100,000s, while a more spacious three-bedroom, two-bath with an acre may run around $350,000. “Homes are staying on the market a little longer than they used to. On average they’re sitting for 30 to 60 days before they sell,” Barton says. “We are seeing the interest rates drop, so things will pick up soon.”
Several Victorian style homes can still be found all throughout Trenton.
Homes with two car garages are some of the most popular homes in Trenton.
Two story and ranch style homes are some of the latest homes being built arounf Trenton.
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Roadside stands and Main Street favorites
Trenton is a tiny town and there’s little in the way of retail beyond a Dollar General, on Pine House Road, and Sarah’s Fresh Market, a cherished roadside stand on Edgefield Road, that sells the likes of chow chow, boiled peanuts and peach ice cream that locals rave about.
For grocery shopping and dining out, residents can head to Edgefield, which is 7 miles away via Augusta Road. The town hosts regionally and nationally known chains, such as KJ’s Market and Subway on Carolina Square. For dining out, Mario’s, on Main Street in Edgefield, is a local favorite for brick oven pizza and live music.
Enjoy a roadside ice cream while in the town of Trenton.
Enjoy a fresh slice of pizza at Mario's while in Trenton.
Stop by one of the several local restaurants in the town of Trenton.
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Strom Thurmond High is home to the Rebels
Public school students may attend Douglas Elementary, Johnston-Edgefield-Trenton Middle, and Strom Thurmond High. The middle and high schools earn B-minus Niche grades, while the elementary school scores a C. Home of the Rebels, the high school boasts a state-championship-winning mock trial team.
Strom Thurmond High School serves students throughout all of Edgefield County.
Johnston-Edgefield-Trenton Middle School serves students in central Edgefield County.
Douglas Elementary School serves the Trenton area in Edgefield County.
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A 25-mile commute to Augusta
At Bettis Academy Park, on Nicholson Road, residents can shoot some hoops, go for a jog along the mile-long paved trail or watch their kids tire themselves out on the playground. And just 25 miles from Augusta, Georgia via Route 121 South and 30 miles from the Augusta Regional Airport by way of Interstate 520 West, Trenton provides easy access to big-city entertainment and the world beyond.
Enjoy a relaxing game of golf while in the town of Trenton.
Trenton South Carolina is the peach capital of the world hosting several annual events.
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