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    About Hartsville, SC

    Hartsville, SC is one of the larger cities in Darlington County, SC, chartered in 1891 but founded in 1817 by Thomas Edward Hart. The city of Hartsville has a population of 7,764 people (2020 U.S. Census). Residences and visitors find many attractions in and around the city to keep busy. It is known as an "authentic boutique town" because it is hard to find these hidden gem cities around the country that still carry their traditions.

    Fortune 500 Companies have found their headquarters in this little city as it is one of the most prestigious competitors in the global business sector. They have drawn the best crowd to live in Hartsville, and the communities within the city all work together. Visionaries flock to this special place to share their education, industries, and arts, making a bright future for Hartsville.

    What to Do in Hartsville, SC

    Refrain from letting the population or the size fool you about things to do in Hartsville, SC. There are many attractions to keep the residences occupied and keep the tourists coming back. Here are some of the top attractions that people love in Hartsville:

    Museums: Museums hold the heart and soul of the community in Hartsville. The Hartsville Museum, landmarks such as Black Creek Arts Council, Coker Experimental Farms, and The Moland House Historic Park are within the City Limits.

    Shopping: There are hundreds of places to shop in Hartsville, but the most extravagant deals with the city's culture. Modern-day shopping centers and antique and boutique shops, where the city gets its nickname, are scattered throughout the area. There is Fleur De Lis Antiques, Lulu's Boutique, and De Baz Gift Shop.

    Bars and Clubs: The city is known for its bars and clubs. Some of the most famous in Hartsville are Rooftop at the Mantissa, Vintage Craft Beer and Wine Boutique, Mac's Lounge, and Retrofit Sip-N-Seat.

    Parks and Recreation: Different attractions lead to fun and relaxation. People will find restful places like Kalmia Gardens, Lawton Park, Burry Park, Byerly Park Recreation Complex, Centennial Park, and The Visa. There is The Neptune Island Waterpark, Project Excape, fun and games, and Nanas Play Zone for fun and excitement.

    Theater and Performances: There are several places for the Arts and Performances sector in Hartsville. Central Theater (holds the RenoFest), Carmike 2, and The Elizabeth Boatwright Coker Performing Arts Center are a few.

    Working in Hartsville, SC

    Working in Hartsville is a pleasure for many people, where everyone seems to be in excellent spirits and loves their jobs. As mentioned earlier, one of the biggest companies in the world has its center implanted in the city, Fortune 500 Company. Other well-known companies are Sonoco Products Co., Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center, Nucor Corp., Novolex, North Industrial Machine, Stingray Boats, and more. People can find plenty of jobs at mom-and-pop stores as well.

    The unemployment rate bounces between 3.9% and 4.3%, which is the current national average unemployment rate. The signs show job and economic growth over the next decade predicted to be 27.4%, which is lower than the national average of 33.5%.

    Hartsville, SC Neighborhoods

    Three of the top neighborhood choices for living in Hartsville are listed below. These offer luxurious lifestyles and there are several places to find affordable living. All these neighborhoods are well-established with maintenance and cleanliness set at a high standard.

    City Center: This neighborhood is known as a high-ranking area. The median real estate price is $263,465. It is one of the most expensive but luxurious areas in the city and state. Average rent is $1,445 and the vacancy rate is 17%.

    North Hartsville: This neighborhood would be the second-ranking part of Hartsville. The median real estate price is $182,438. It is lower than 50.2% of other areas in the state. Average rent is $1,640 and the vacancy rate is 11.7%.

    Pine Ridge / Green Hill: For more modest prices, this is the neighborhood to consider with the median real estate price of $219,159. Average rent is $1,551 and the vacancy rate is 11.8%.

    Hartsville, SC School District

    The Darlington County School District oversees the public schools for this area, including Hartsville schools. The district spends $17,417 annually for each student within the public school system. It has an excellent ratio of 12 students for each teacher. There are 15 schools in the city limits; nine are public, and six are private.

    Those interested in the universities will find Coker University. It is a branch of the Florence-Darlington Technical College. The city is also famous for its public boarding school, South Carolina's Governor's School for Science and Mathematics.

    Moving to Hartsville, SC Resource Guide

    Hartsville municipal government has an elected mayor and six members on the City Council.

    There are five public parks managed by the Parks & Recreation Department in Hartsville. Byerly Park has three recreational areas to enjoy.

    More information can be found on The City of Hartsville website. The city council and the locals work to keep the parks well-maintained and offer programs for the community to enjoy and produce many events that take place.

    Hartsville, SC Housing

    The estimated median household income is around $48,424 annually. This allows people to be able to afford homes in the price range of $88,000 to $183,000. Housing costs for Hartsville are 8% lower than the average cost throughout the state and 28% lower than the national average.

    Military Bases Near Hartsville, SC

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