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Anderson is a nice small town in South Carolina with about 27,000 people that is most famous for being near Lake Hartwell. The lake is west of the town and runs to the north side of town, where lakefront properties are very desirable. This town is a kid's paradise for families who enjoy the outdoors and want to go boating, fishing, and hiking. Families may spend many pleasant days having a picnic at the lake. Many people come from all over to enjoy their summers in a vacation home on the lake.
The eastside of Anderson, where our property is located, is very popular for its proximity to downtown, stores of all kinds, recreational areas, schools, banks, restaurants, etc.
Our apartment is located in the desired East part of Anderson. There are plenty of grocery stores, gyms, parks and walking trails, gas stations, and the 2 hospitals are 3 and 6 minutes away. Downtown Anderson is only 7 minutes away.
Today Anderson residents combine the strengths of a shared heritage with a positive vision as they plan for their future. This unique civic spirit has earned national recognition, as Anderson was named “All-America City” in 2000 by the National Civic League. The country’s smaller towns, spread around the rolling countryside, each bear a unique character and history. Together, they make Anderson County what it is: a beautiful haven for visitors and a source of pride for those who call it home. Anderson is also known both as the "City of Hospitality" and the "Friendliest City in South Carolina."

One of the best ways to explore the city is to take a walking tour of its 16-block Historic District. Along the way, you’ll pass the Anderson County Courthouse, the P&N Railroad Depot, the Confederate Monument on the square, the Anderson County Museum and a 1764 Revolutionary War cannon dubbed “Old Reformer.”
Along with the many historic buildings, the downtown district is also home to an extensive array of casual and fine dining restaurants, from the elegant Sullivan’s Metropolitan Grill to the retro Summa Joe’s, known for its locally sourced dishes.
Equally alluring is the eclectic collection of shops offering everything from handmade chocolates to one-of-a-kind apparel to fresh local produce and products. Add to that several fun craft beer taprooms and breweries, some of them offering live music on weekends.
Just off Main Street is Carolina Wren Park, a popular outdoor venue for concerts and events, including a Thursday night block party, Friday movie night, holiday ice skating, yoga and Zumba classes and Shakespeare performances.
While you’re visiting the park, look for a Carolina wren sculpture hidden in plain sight. Part of a downtown scavenger hunt, the small bronze bird is one of 24 wrens that can be found roosting in iconic buildings and some unusual spots. You can pick up a brochure with clues to their locations in the Visit Anderson office at 110 Federal St., Suite 8.
Outside of downtown are several other acclaimed culinary landmarks, among them Split Creek Farm, a goat dairy that produces award-winning cheeses, yogurt and fudge, and Palmetto Distillery, the first micro-distillery in South Carolina to produce legal moonshine and the state’s most awarded craft whiskey.
Anderson also offers access to Lake Hartwell, named a Top 100 Bass Lake in America and one of the Southeast’s largest and most popular public recreation lakes. Visitors can get on the water from Sadlers Creek State Park, Darwin Wright Park or any number of nearby marinas.
The city is also the home of Anderson University, a private college serving some 3,000 students; the Anderson Arts Center, filled with original works of art created by regional, national and international artists; and the Anderson Sports and Entertainment Center, a 300-acre facility, playing host to concerts, sporting events, tournaments, festivals and more.
Warm and welcoming, Anderson will make you feel right at home however you choose to spend your time in this friendly town.