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    Storage Rentals of America in Hartsville is conveniently located off Poole Street, meaning we are just a short drive from Dogwood Acres and Rosa Lees Crossroads. Not only that, but our storage facility offers affordable prices on all our storage units. From smaller 5x5 storage units to larger 10x30, we have a storage solution perfect for your needs. Our storage facility also has climate-controlled units, so you can store items that are more sensitive to extreme temperatures. Move in online, over the phone, or in person. Our customer service team is available by phone seven days a week to help you find a storage unit to fit your needs. We are here to answer any questions you may have about the rental process. You can rest easy knowing that your belongings are safe with one of our many security features. All have month-to-month leases, so you are not locked into a long-term contract. This is just another way we make storage easier.

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    About Hartsville, SC

    With a population of 7,764, as counted by the U.S. Census taken in 2020, Hartsville is the largest town in Darlington County, SC. In the Pee Dee region, Hartsville is a college town with an ethnically diverse population. Downtown Hartsville features a visitor’s center called “They Key.” In addition, Hartsville caters to students by offering many amenities geared toward young people. The town is accessible from I-95 and I-20 and is two hours away from Charlotte, Columbia, and Myrtle Beach.

    What to do in Hartsville, SC.

    Whether you love history, outdoor recreation, or shopping, you will find something to do in Hartsville.

    Travel back through time by visiting Center Theater, Hartsville Museum, The Hartsville Passenger Station, Kalmia Gardens, or Pride Park. Then, drive down E Home Ave. to see several buildings on the National Historic Registry. Finally, visit the Coker Farms National Historic Landmark to learn some agricultural history.

    Hartsville has parks, from the compact downtown Centennial Park to the 93 acres of Byerly Park. Byerly Park encompasses an indoor sports complex, a dog park, and Neptune Island Water Park. Hartsville walkers can enjoy a pedestrian corridor known as The Vista. Boaters can enjoy time on the water of Lake Prestwood by renting kayaks at Lawton Park. Along with the parks, the Parks and Recreation Department also maintains two cemeteries.

    Raised Down South and Fleur De Lis Antiques and Collectibles Mall are two of Hartsville's many locally-owned shops, restaurants, and boutiques.

    Working in Hartsville, SC.

    Manufacturing leads the list of jobs by industry at 22.6%. Educational services is second at 14.7%. The third sector on the list is healthcare/social assistance (13.8%). Retail (10%) and Accommodations/Restaurants (9.8%) are next, followed by transportation jobs at 7.9% and professional, scientific and technical services (4.1%).

    The Hartsville Regional Airport is conveniently located three miles northwest of the city and has a 5,000-foot runway. Although Hartsville has an airport, there is no public ground transportation.

    Most employed residents have a short (less than 15 minutes) commute to work.

    Hartsville, SC. Neighborhoods

    Here are some neighborhoods to consider in the area:

    West Hartsville:
    The low population density in this neighborhood gives it a rural feel. Most homes are medium (3–4 bedrooms) or large (4–5 bedrooms) and owner-occupied.
    Median home price: $313,612
    Average rent: $1,486
    Vacancy rate: 6.6%

    North Hartsville:
    A suburban area with small or medium homes. A mix of owners and renters.
    Median home price: $182,438
    Average rent: $1,640
    Vacancy rate: 11.7%

    Coker College / S Marquis Highway:
    Rural-feel area with medium or small single-family homes and mobile homes.
    Median home cost: $140,167
    Average rent: $1,432
    Vacancy rate: 21.7%

    Lydia:
    Unincorporated rural community. Over 51% of dwellings are mobile homes.
    Median home price: $121,616
    Average rent: $1,118
    Vacancy rate: 30.4%

    Hartsville, SC School District

    Most of the public schools in Hartsville are managed by the Darlington School District, including the Hartsville High School, Hartsville Middle School, several elementary schools, and the Southside Early Childhood Center. Hartsville students also have the chance to attend the Mayo High School for Math, Science & Technology.

    There are five private schools in the city. The best ones are Kelleytown Baptist Kindergarten (PK to K) and Emmanuel Christian School (PK to 12th grade).

    Along with Darlington County School District opportunities, the South Carolina Governor’s School of Science and Mathematics is located in Hartsville (GSSM). GSSM provides in-residence education for students in grades 11–12.

    High School graduates who want to remain in Hartsville can apply to Coker University. Coker University is a small liberal arts school with a student body of 1,100.

    Moving to Hartsville, SC.

    A mayor and six additional council members govern the City of Hartsville. Voters elect the mayor at large, while the six council members are elected by the district in which they reside.

    The Parks & Recreation Department maintains the attractive city parks with picnic areas and playgrounds for the kids. There are youth sports programs and activities for seniors to enjoy.

    Hartsville, SC. Housing

    People moving to Hartsville have a choice of single-family homes, mobile homes, or apartments. The median home cost is $258,000, while the national median is $410,800. Housing costs are 8% lower than other parts of the state and 28% less than the national average.

    The overall cost of living is 92% of the national average. However, utility prices are above the national average. All in all, this town is a wonderful place to live.

    Military Bases Near Hartsville, SC

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