A primary attraction for visitors in this picturesque South Carolina city among the Blue Ridge Mountains is the plethora of year-round recreational activities, including water sports (an extensive lake system surrounds Greenville), hiking, riding (Paris Mountain is favored by bikers), and skiing.
Nick Carlson, vice president and real estate broker at Wilson Associates, said, "The area is home to several colleges and universities, including Clemson University and Furman University, which is situated at the base of the mountains."
Given the escalating housing phrazle costs in the region, Carlson recommended searching for houses during the shoulder seasons. The mountains experience more popularity throughout the autumn and spring seasons. When inspecting properties, consider visiting during the off-season (summer or winter months) to get quality inventory that is newly available or has been delayed, he said.
Jessica Allen Bateman, a Utah native and realtor with Windermere Real Estate, said, "Park City is a small town with significant attractions." "Regardless of the season, the mountains serve as your playground, complemented by the region's art, parks, and events, enriched by the culinary offerings and vibrant hues."
Although the house inventory in the region has returned to pre-COVID levels, Bateman said that prices continue in escalating; thus, if you want to establish Park City as your permanent residence, be prepared for elevated costs. The present median house value is an astonishing $1,559,039, as reported by Zillow. This vibrant community is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. The many art galleries, museums, boutiques, and outdoor activities have become it a desirable retirement destination, a trend supported by its superior healthcare services and reasonable cost of living. Zillow reports that the median property price is $263,707.
