Charleston metro, SC relocation guide
Moving to Jamestown, SC
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About Jamestown
Jamestown (about 70 residents) is one of the smallest incorporated towns in South Carolina — a crossroads on U.S. 17A/S.C. 41 in rural Berkeley County, wrapped by the Francis Marion National Forest. Its claim to fame is the Hell Hole Swamp Festival, a beloved spring tradition of arts, crafts, and famously offbeat pageantry (the Hell Hole Gator and 10K Gator Run) that draws thousands to a town of dozens.
Home prices in Jamestown
Home prices in Jamestown vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in Jamestown
- Hell Hole Swamp Festival (spring) and the Gator Run
- Francis Marion National Forest trailheads and hunting lands
- French Santee / Huguenot historic sites nearby
- The crossroads downtown on U.S. 17A
Commuting from Jamestown
- U.S. 17A south to I-26 puts downtown Charleston about 60–75 minutes away. Moncks Corner is roughly 20 minutes.
Jamestown FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Jamestown, SC?
Home prices in Jamestown vary by neighborhood and property type. - How is the commute from Jamestown, SC?
U.S. 17A south to I-26 puts downtown Charleston about 60–75 minutes away. Moncks Corner is roughly 20 minutes.
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Schools
Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.