
3/2 c.1978 Contemporary South Carolina Home Under $199K
$198,100
Smart design meets effortless living! This single-level South Carolina home offers a functional footprint featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, an attached garage, and a fully fenced backyard for total daily convenience.

Realtor Comments
- 3bd
- 2ba
- 1,212sqft
- 8,276sqft lot
- Circa 1978
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130 Weston Watch Rd, Irmo, SC 29063 $198,100
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The Pros
Prime Location Near Lake Murray: One of Irmo’s biggest attractions is its immediate proximity to Lake Murray.Residents enjoy easy access to boating, fishing, swimming, paddleboarding, and waterfront dining.
Strong Public School District: Most of Irmo is served by Lexington-Richland School District Five, which is consistently ranked among the top-rated school districts in the Midlands area.
Convenient Access to Amenities & Shopping: Situated right next to the Harbison commercial corridor (around Columbiana Centre mall), Irmo residents have access to extensive shopping, dining, big-box stores, movie theaters, and healthcare facilities.
Easy Commute into Columbia: Located just off I-26, Irmo is a short 15- to 20-minute drive into downtown Columbia, the University of South Carolina, and state government hubs.
Family-Friendly & Community Spirit: The area offers quiet subdivisions, well-maintained parks (like Irmo Town Park and Saluda Shoals Park), and annual community traditions like the famous Okra Strut festival.
The Cons
Heavy Traffic & Highway Congestion: The I-26 corridor connecting Irmo to downtown Columbia—as well as major local arteries like Harbison Boulevard and Lake Murray Boulevard—can experience severe congestion during rush hours and weekend shopping hours.
Suburban Sprawl & Car Dependency: Irmo is a spread-out suburban community. Sidewalks and bike paths can be sparse outside of specific subdivisions, making a personal vehicle essential for almost all daily errands.
Rising Housing Costs: While historically very affordable, population growth and high demand for the local school district have driven up home prices and property taxes relative to other parts of the Midlands.
Hot, Humid Summers: Like much of central South Carolina, Irmo endures long, intense summer heat waves with high humidity and sticky weather from June through September.
Limited Local Nightlife: Beyond casual suburban dining and sports bars, there is minimal nightlife within Irmo itself. Those seeking a vibrant arts scene, live music, or late-night entertainment usually head into downtown Columbia.
















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