About Columbia's Arcadia Lakes

Columbia SC Until the early 1900s the area now known as Arcadia Lakes was farmland and towering pines. It was called the Douglas Mill land back then and several multi-acre lots were sold to Columbia families that wanted to move to the country. An election in 1959 marked the official beginnings of the town of Arcadia Lakes. The Federal Census count of 1960 had climbed to over 300 residents.

The Arcadia Lakes time capsule was buried behind the Tree of Life Congregation in 1991. For some reason it was dug up and is now being held in a safety deposit box at a First Citizens Bank branch. It is due to be unsealed in 2041 by the Arcadia Lakes Town Council.

This is a sampling of the homes currently for sale in Arcadia Lakes. These are all 4 bedroom homes ranging from 1800 to over 3100 square feet.

The neighborhood is located in the Richland 2 school district and is served by Forest Lake Elementary School, Dent Middle School and Richland Northeast High School.

Six homes are currently listed for sale in Arcadia Lakes with selling prices of $156,500 to $435,000. So far this year 6 homes have sold in the neighborhood for $145,000 to $305,000.

Contact me for a current list of homes for sale in the Arcadia Lakes area

Terry Edwards Russell & Jeffcoat Realtors

www.FeaturedColumbiaHomes.com

tedwards@sc.rr.com

Homes For Sale In Arcadia Lakes, SC