WHY HAMPTON HEIGHTS
Neighbors love Hampton Heights for many reasons.
Here are a few of our favorite reasons:
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Neighbors are working diligently to preserve the historic architecture of our homes.
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There are two parks, Willow Oaks Park and Irwin Park, in our neighborhood.
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In 2008, there were less than 10 children under the age of 12; in 2018, there are well over 50 and while we don't have an official count we'd guess it's double that by now. Hampton Heights is a great place for young families.
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We are a 15 minute walk from downtown Spartanburg, Spartanburg County Public Libraries Headquarters, Morgan Square and its many restaurants, Hub City Farmers’ Market, Partners for Active Living & Spartanburg Bcycle, Hub Bub, the Iron Yard, and more; and a 30 minute walk from Chapman Cultural Center.
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Walking and bicycling throughout our neighborhood is easy and convenient thanks to the installation of bicycle lanes and historic lighting through a grant from Mary Black Foundation.
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Hampton Heights is one of two locally designated historic districts in the City of Spartanburg, and many of our homes are part of the National Register for Historic Places.
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Hampton Heights was was featured in This Old House as the "Best Place in the South to Buy an Old House". The Irwin House was featured in the pictures.
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Neighbors enjoy spending time together through events such as a chili cookoff, National Night Out Celebration, and other gatherings at Willow Oaks Park.
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Hampton Heights' homes are affordable, convenient, quirky, colorful, and filled with character.