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Moving and storage go hand in hand. Whether traveling across town or the country, moving is an exciting and fresh start. While Storage Rentals of America is here to help you with all your storage needs, we also want to help you get familiar with the area. That's why we put together this resource guide for Mauldin, South Carolina.

About Mauldin, SC.

Mauldin, South Carolina, is populated with 24,813 people. It is a city in the southern part of Greenville County, mainly in the center part. The size of the Mauldin is 10 square miles, with .46 percent of it being water.

The city is located in the area given its first land grant in 1784 and named after Lieutenant Governor W.L. Mauldin, who was given the town by accident. In 1960, Mauldin became incorporated as a town. From 1960, it started with a population of 1,462 to the height of what it is today over 80 years later.

What To Do in Mauldin, SC.

There are multiple things to do in Mauldin where people can pass the time with sports, cultural centers, shopping, parks, festivals, and other exciting events. Listed below are some of the ideas to get the brain cells flowing.

• **Mauldin Sports Center:**There are many fitness programs people can find in this 6,500-square-foot space. Classes are held for training with fitness equipment, a rock wall for climbing, and other fitness items.
• **The Mauldin Cultural Center:**Many musical revues, performances, and theatrical events are performed in this cultural center.
• **Historical and Arts:**The Gosnell Cabin is over 200 years old and still standing. It is a place people can go and admire the history of the city with picnic tables for eating with family and friends. There is also Arts Education for those interested in workshops, private lessons, and classes. The City of Mauldin’s Office of Cultural Affairs opened the Mauldin Public Art Trail at the end of 2014.
• **Shopping:**There is a shopping center and mall located in Mauldin where people flock to enjoy the many retailers in the area. Everything from the basics to everyday wants and wishful thinking are found in Mauldin. Arts and crafts dealers, thrift stores, and jewelers make up the retailers.
• **Parks:**Five parks within the city are the most famous. They are Springfield Park, Sunset Park, Pineforest Park, City Park, and City Center Park.
• **Festivals:**You will find these festive events. Listed are The Mauldin BBQ Cook-Off in September, PB&J: Pizza, Blues, & Jazz Festival at the end of April, May, and the Mauldin Farmers Market every Tuesday from the beginning of June till the end of July. There is also the Public Art Trail Unveiling in June. From the end of May through the end of July, Beachin' Fridays at the Mauldin Outdoor Amphitheater has all the favorite beach tunes for beach music lovers. Last, Mauldin's Christmas Kick-Off with the lighting of the tree and the Mauldin Christmas Parade.

Working in Mauldin, SC.

Some of the largest industries in Mauldin are as follows.

• Manufacturing
• Health Care and Social Assistance
• Educational Services

The highest paying job in Mauldin is in Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services, which is $63,750. Those in manufacturing and wholesale trade make from $52,000 to $57,478.

Mauldin, SC. Neighborhoods

Listed are some famous neighborhoods in Mauldin, SC.

1. **Arbors at Brookfield:**The median prices for rental homes and apartments range from $938 to $2,055 per month. The apartments range from $910 to $1,525. It is noted as a clean location with friendly neighbors everyone in the community can appreciate.
2. **Brookhill Place:**People love to live here because it is clean, and the people are friendly. It is a great place to have pets. The median price for a home is $156,500. This neighborhood is the opposite, with only 16 percent of homes for rent. The average median for a rental is between $900 and $1,195.
3. **Summer Woods:**This neighborhood was voted as a top neighborhood favorite. Everything a person wants is within walking distance. Almost every community has the same price when it comes to the median. The purchase price ranges from $109,000-$159,000. Rentals are about the same, with ranges from $900 to $1,195.

Mauldin, SC. School District

The Greenville County School District administers public education in Mauldin. There is a 16.7 ratio of teacher/student. The district pays $9,898 for each student. Mauldin has the best schools in the nation, and people are flocking to bring their children for education.

Moving to Mauldin, SC. Resource Guide

To get electricity hooked up at your residence in Mauldin, SC., contact Duke Energy or Lauren's Electric Cooperative, INC. These are the two that furnish the city with electricity.

Like the water, sewage, trash pickup, etc., everything else is overseen by the City of Mauldin. Parks and recreation are other places of interest that people often request. Look up the Parks & Recreation Department for more information on the parks and things to do around the area.

Mauldin, SC. Housing

The cost of living is comfortable, with a median income of $56,619 for Mauldin residences. Many young people find good-paying jobs with the average price of everything 12 percent lower than the nation. Within the city limits, the median price for homes is around $173,200. Appreciation for homes has been 5.5 percent. Everyone will say the houses and city are clean with some of the best people to meet.