c.1940 South Carolina Home on 0.72 Acres $140K
OHU50K Notes $140,000
c.1940 South Carolina Home on 0.72 Acres. Hardwood floors, fireplace and built-ins.

Realtor Comments
1940 all brick bungalow on a double lot. Features include new Thermopane windows though out the house, hardwood floors, a gas stove, third bedroom converted to a HUGE walk in closet, sunroom with lots of light and an enormous floored attic. Other features include a double lot (.72 acres), a 2 car detached carport, a large fenced dog run and mature trees. This home is priced to sell. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.
- 2 bed
- 1 bath
- 1,260 sqft
- 0.72 acre lot
- Build date 1940

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116 Davis St, Bishopville, SC 29010 $140,000
- Contact Realtor: Nancy Thornton
- Google Map
- Niche


Pros of Bishopville, SC
1. Low cost of living
- Cost of living is ~20–25% below the U.S. average
- Housing is especially cheap (median home often ~$100K–$120K range)
One of the more affordable small towns in the Southeast
2. Quiet, slow-paced lifestyle
- Population around ~3,000–3,300 people
You get: - Minimal traffic
- Relaxed pace
- Rural surroundings
3. Tight-knit community
- Strong small-town feel where people tend to know each other
Good if you value: - Familiarity
- Stability
- Local traditions
4. Warm climate
- Mild winters and long summers
Great if you want to avoid cold, snowy regions like the Northeast or Midwest
5. Unique local character
- Known for quirky attractions like the South Carolina Cotton Museum
- Also famous for the local legend of the Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp
Adds a bit of personality compared to many small towns
Cons of Bishopville, SC
1. High poverty rate (major drawback)
- Poverty rate around 30%+
Indicates:
- Limited economic opportunity
- Lower average income levels
2. Weak job market
- Median household income around $30K–$35K range
- Limited local industries
Many residents:
- Commute
- Work in lower-paying jobs
- Or rely on limited local employment options
3. Higher crime rates
- Crime is above national average, especially property crime
Not among the worst places, but definitely a concern
4. Limited amenities
Expect:
- Few restaurants or entertainment options
- Limited shopping
- Basic healthcare only
For more options, you’ll likely travel to:
- Florence (~30 min)
- Columbia (~1 hour)
5. Education challenges
- Schools generally rate below state averages
Important consideration for families
6. Population decline & slow growth
- Population has been shrinking over time
Leads to:
- Fewer businesses
- Less investment
- Slower development
7. Hot, humid summers
- Summers can be:
- Very humid
- Frequently above 90°F
Climate can feel uncomfortable for part of the year
Bottom line
Bishopville is a good fit if you want:
- Very low cost of living
- Warm climate
- Quiet, rural lifestyle
- Small-town community feel
It may NOT be great if you want:
- Strong job opportunities or higher income
- Consistently low crime
- Good schools and services
- A lot of things to do

























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