York, South Carolina

Located in the north west corner of the state, the community of York, South Carolina enjoys a
 great climate and location. Warm in the summer, mild in the winter, when there is a light dusting of snow, York, South Carolina has seen rapid and significant growth over the last few years. The growth of the town has been attributed to the development of the Charlotte metropolitan area, which has led to the town being ideal for commuters into the major cites, such as Charlotte North Carolina.

The county seat is located in the historic city of York. Known as the "White Rose City," York is one of the largest historic districts in the United States and is home to 7,800 residents. Originally settled by emigrants from Pennsylvania and Virginia, York was called the "Village of Yorkville," the "Town of Yorkville," and finally the "Town of York" in 1915. York is home to "Summerfest," held the fourth Saturday of August and named as one of the top 20 events, determined by The Southeast Tourism Society.

Covering over 8 square miles, York, South Carolina has a quaint rural feel and charm, which has helped to entice weary city folk away from the metro areas and into the town. Very much as family community, York has however retained a youthful feel and vigor. Varied and affordable housing has propelled the property market in York, South Carolina and allowed young families, as well as low income earners, to climb the property ladder. With so much rural country around the town the choice of property is eclectic to say the least.

Just a 35 minute drive from the bustling metropolis of Charlotte, York, South Carolina residents are within easy reach of one of the east coast´s premier cities. Featuring a range and diversity of culture, recreation and employment, Charlotte offers residents of York, South Carolina a great mix of urban amenities.

Friendly and growing, York, South Carolina is gaining a reputation as a great place to live.

York County, Soth Carolina Chamber of Commerce Website

City of York Website