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Irmo South Carolina Real Estate Listings For Sale Here! Irmo is a small town with a big presense. Located just slightly north of the city of Columbia SC, outside of what's known as the St. Andrews area and Chapin. Irmo is home to the Yellow Jackets of Irmo highschool, home to the Okra Strut (its annual town festival), and home to Harbison Blvd, the most awful commercial traffic nightmare strip of shopping land you'd ever want to be stuck on in August without AC in your car.
That said, Irmo is also a wonderful little town home to wonderful people that work hard, play hard (on Lake Murray), and love their little town inside the greater Columbia area. The lifestyle here is slendid, (although the summer heat is not), but you can always find fun at the Saluda river to fish, kayak, or tube down to keep you cool if you're not hanging out on your pontoon boat at Lake Murray. So if you're considering moving to Columbia SC for work or family, or already live here and want to sell give us a call at James Schiller & Associates and we'll help you find the perfect home, condo, townhouse, vacant lot or lakefront home to make your life in Irmo one to enjoy.
Irmo SC is a town that is technically considered "Columbia", but about 13 miles N.W. of downtown Columbia SC. One of the larger suburbs of Columbia SC, Irmo is most well known for being one of the towns that is home to Lake Murray, a Harbison Blvd a commerce street with many shopping centers, a mall, restaurants, bars, banks & more.
In 2016 the population was just over
12,000, but that's for addresses that have "Irmo", however Irmo also encompasses
addresses with Columbia, but it's still considered Irmo so that number is greater.
Estimated median household income in 2016: $60,524 (it was $55,847 in 2000), but the Estimated
per capita income in 2016: $27,652.
Irmo has great schools, and in fact Irmo High School was one of the best in the nation. There is plenty to do, you're close enough to Lake Murray to enjoy that regularly if you can't afford or don't want to live on the lake, and housing is affordable for a nice home.