Anderson, South Carolina, earned its nickname "The Electric City" in 1895 when it became one of the first Southeastern U.S. cities to have electricity, powering the local cotton mills. Today, this historic city maintains its small-town atmosphere while embracing steady growth and development. With one-bedroom apartments averaging $1,015 per month, Anderson offers more affordable housing options than many South Carolina cities, from downtown historic districts to newer residential areas.
Situated in northwest South Carolina's Piedmont plateau, Anderson provides easy access to major cities via Interstate 85, positioned between Atlanta and Charlotte. The local economy centers on manufacturing, with more than 230 manufacturers calling Anderson home. The city features several outdoor recreation spots, including the Anderson Sports and Entertainment Center and the Rocky River Nature Conservancy. Lake Hartwell offers additional outdoor activities just minutes away. Downtown Anderson continues to grow, adding local shops and restaurants, while Anderson University adds to the city's educational landscape.
Why Anderson?
Anderson University, a private Christian university, was established in 1911 and offers bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees.
Shopping is prevalent in Anderson and includes the Anderson Mall, Midtown Park, and Anderson Station.
The Anderson Jockey Lot and Farmers Market is the largest flea market in the South at 65 acres and over 1,500 vendors.
Nearby Stumphouse Tunnel Park contains the stunning 100-foot Issaqueena Falls and the unusual Stumphouse Mountain Tunnel.
Area museums include the Central History Museum, the Anderson County Museum, and the Anderson City Fire Department Museum.
The Anderson Arts Center-Arts Warehouse is a 100-year-old building housing several collections.
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