Boiling Springs Real Estate
Boiling Springs is a rapidly developing bedroom community in unincorporated Spartanburg County. Which means the area doesn’t have a government body or town hall. Living in Boiling Springs offers residents a sparse suburban feel. Since 2000, the population has over doubled in size. Highway 9 cuts through the middle of Boiling Springs and much of the area's growth can be found along this stretch of Highway.
History
When the area was settled in the late 1700s, the area became known as Boiling Springs because of a small spring! People came from all around to watch the spring shoot six feet into the air. Unfortunately the geyser slowly diminished in size over the years. Up until the land was commercially developed, the spring actually appeared as if it were boiling. In the 1930s it had become a shallow, barely bubbling stream and today the water is still.
Lake Bowen, north of Boiling Springs, was completed in the 1960s, as a water source and recreational facility. Despite the loss of the springs, water is still a big attraction for those living in and visiting the Boiling Springs area.
Community Development
As mentioned above, technically, Boiling Springs is a “census-designated place,” which means it’s an unincorporated area of Spartanburg County. However, it does feel and look and like a town. The population has seen tremendous growth in the area, which has resulted in a new high school that’s 33 percent larger than the old one, and dozens of new or planned residential neighborhoods that snake off in every direction.
The drastic population growth is the result of many businesses moving and opening up shop in Spartanburg County. The largest industries in Boiling Springs, SC are Manufacturing, Health Care & Social Assistance, and Educational Services.
With all of this growth, a citizen-led group called the Heart of Boiling Springs came together and spent 2 years creating a community vision initiative in Boiling Springs in order to help guide future Area Performance Planning for the Central Region of Spartanburg County.
Real Estate
Welcome to the hub of Upstate SC new home construction, even though there’s no mayor or town hall—just a stretch of development off S.C. Highway 9. You will find dozens of recently built or currently being constructed new communities along the stretch of highway. From single family residents to town homes at a variety of price points.
History
When the area was settled in the late 1700s, the area became known as Boiling Springs because of a small spring! People came from all around to watch the spring shoot six feet into the air. Unfortunately the geyser slowly diminished in size over the years. Up until the land was commercially developed, the spring actually appeared as if it were boiling. In the 1930s it had become a shallow, barely bubbling stream and today the water is still.
Lake Bowen, north of Boiling Springs, was completed in the 1960s, as a water source and recreational facility. Despite the loss of the springs, water is still a big attraction for those living in and visiting the Boiling Springs area.
Community Development
As mentioned above, technically, Boiling Springs is a “census-designated place,” which means it’s an unincorporated area of Spartanburg County. However, it does feel and look and like a town. The population has seen tremendous growth in the area, which has resulted in a new high school that’s 33 percent larger than the old one, and dozens of new or planned residential neighborhoods that snake off in every direction.
The drastic population growth is the result of many businesses moving and opening up shop in Spartanburg County. The largest industries in Boiling Springs, SC are Manufacturing, Health Care & Social Assistance, and Educational Services.
With all of this growth, a citizen-led group called the Heart of Boiling Springs came together and spent 2 years creating a community vision initiative in Boiling Springs in order to help guide future Area Performance Planning for the Central Region of Spartanburg County.
Real Estate
Welcome to the hub of Upstate SC new home construction, even though there’s no mayor or town hall—just a stretch of development off S.C. Highway 9. You will find dozens of recently built or currently being constructed new communities along the stretch of highway. From single family residents to town homes at a variety of price points.
Most Popular
7250 Clemie Court, Lot 63
$359,000
Most Expensive
510 Tool Road
$1,499,900
Least Expensive
1074 Upper Valley Falls rd
$90000
Boiling Springs Listings Summary
Boiling Springs - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Boiling Springs: $351,700 / County Avg $372,300
94%
Avg Taxes in Boiling Springs: $1,600 / County Avg $2,400
66%
Avg Sq. Ft. in Boiling Springs: 2,103 / County Avg 2,113
100%
Avg Price per/sqft in Boiling Springs:$167 / County Avg $176
95%
Avg Walkscore in Boiling Springs: 12 / County Avg 13
91%
Avg Year Built in Boiling Springs: 2008 / County Avg 2007
100%
Avg Days on Website in Boiling Springs: 71 / County Avg 90
79%
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