Anderson, South Carolina

Anderson, South Carolina

Residents of Anderson typically pay about $30,000 less for similar homes and enjoy lower taxes than people living in Greenville.

The northwest corner of South Carolina is one of the most beautiful areas in the state, with four distinct seasons, including a fall that explodes in a palette of colors not found in any Crayola box.

Anderson has a population of 25,514 people and is the county seat of Anderson County South Carolina which has a total population of 171,510 people.

Located in the northwest corner of the state, Anderson SC is about fifteen minutes east of the Georgia border and fifteen minutes south of Interstate 85.

In addition to the Interstate, South Carolina Route 29 runs southwest to northeast and Route 28 provides access to the northwest and southeast regions. Anderson is also only forty-five minutes from Greenville SC.

Anderson SC is aggressive in cultivating business relationships to benefit the town. Efforts such as bringing in advisers to work with local small business owners helps to foster a sense of confidence that Anderson is a good place to do business.

Anderson's downtown is rich in history. The streets are lined with statues honoring heroes, and trees and steeples reach to the sky. The sidewalks are lined with manicured shrubs and greenery, linking shops, restaurants and people.

Once the recipient of "All-American City" honors, Anderson South Carolina residents consists of a great mix of people of different ages and backgrounds, which all come together to form a friendly, complete community.

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