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865 Lucas StRock Hill, SC 29730
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Rock Hill Overview

Located around 25 miles from Charlotte, North Carolina, Rock Hill is a bustling urban center that gives residents all the convenience of living near the big city with all the charm of a small town. With a population of around 75,000 and mild year-round weather, it’s an amazing place to live as a college student or distance learner, young professional, parent, or older couple. With a bumping art scene, lots of shopping and dining options, and centuries of history centered on Rock Hill’s heart – Old Town – there’s always something to do here. And with plenty of amenities at your disposal, it will quickly become home.

What is the history of Rock Hill?

Rock Hill might not have a glamourous name – dubbed such when railroad construction crews came upon a small hill laden with flint and named it, you guessed it, “Rock Hill” – but it quickly became a center of human habitation. The city officially began with the establishment of a US Post Office on the site, and it has been growing ever since. With a rail line running through town and the railroad station bringing people in, the town officially got off the ground. It underwent vast changes as a depot during the Civil War and a center of activity during the Civil Rights movement, and continues to develop its identity today.

How is the weather in Rock Hill?

Rock Hill is subject to the same temperate weather patterns as the rest of the mild Carolinas. Wintertime lows can get down to freezing but usually don’t, while summertime highs usually cap out in the high 80s. Occasional cold snaps and snowfall lend some seasonal interest in winter, but there’s not a lot of rain, so it’s a nice time of year for getting out and about. In summer, thunderstorms are prevalent, so if you like that kind of Southern drama, then Rock Hill won’t disappoint!

How do I get around town?

Rock Hill has decent public transportation, so if you don’t have a car and you work during normal business hours, you can freely move to the city and not worry about getting one. However, the bus system only operates between 7 AM and 7 PM, Monday through Saturday. If you have a job that will require you to be farther than you can comfortably walk or bicycle on these days, then you’ll likely need to bring a car. The major airport hub of Charlotte, NC, makes it easy for those who travel for business (or pleasure) to get in and out of town easily.

What is the Rock Hill commute like?

Rock Hill is located only about 20 minutes south of Charlotte, NC, along the I-77 corridor. Continue south along the same interstate for about an hour and you’ll reach Columbia, SC. The city is located within easy driving distance of Raleigh, Durham, and Greensboro in North Carolina as well as Atlanta, GA. Because it’s a smaller city, traffic doesn’t tend to be too bad, though it still gets busy during rush hour in the mornings and evenings.

What are the local media outlets?

Founded in 1872 as The Lantern, today’s Rock Hill Herald is still going strong. It’s a daily morning newspaper that reports on breaking news, sports, and crime in the area as well as across the country. Anyone who needs their morning paper in order to get going will do just fine here. If you’re more of a radio listener, then you might enjoy NPR on 88.9, classic rock on 99.7, or country hits on 103.7.

Why live in Rock Hill, SC?

If the city does two things well, it’s catering to children and to lovers of the outdoors. Families adore Rock Hill for amenities such as its many parks, the Mainstreet Children’s Museum, and many sports venues. Take a walk in Glencairn Gardens or along Ebenezer Park for some fresh air, or visit one of the many brewpubs for an outdoor pint. Many people come to Rock Hill for school, then choose to stay for the proximity to large city centers and the amazing family-friendly vibes.

What Rock Hill landmarks should I see?

If you’re a lover of ruins, make sure to check out what’s left of Carhartt Mansion, still standing in the woods within city limits. If you like creep factor, give it a visit. More the still-standing architectural type? You’ll enjoy historic Rock Hill to see the famous White Home, built in 1838. The Gettys Art Center, James Milton Cherry House, and Nation Ford Trestle are all worth a visit as well. One of the proudest pieces of Rock Hill’s history, however, is its participation in the momentous sit-ins that kicked off the Civil Rights movement in the 60s, memorialized by a placard outside what used to be the now-notorious McCrory’s Five & Dime.

What is there to do around Rock Hill?

Rock Hill is known for many of the finer things in life, from its fun downtown shopping scene to the array of delicious food choices across the city. With plenty of food trucks, restaurants, and boutique groceries from which to choose, you’ll find fun dining in a range of price points and cuisines. The nightlife in Old Town always calls to barflies, while Winthrop University is always good for a spin. Looking for a thrill? The Southtown Wake Park lets you avoid boats altogether and enjoy cable-pulled wakeboard rides over a variety of water features.

Any annual festivals or Rock Hill events to know?

Rock Hill is no slouch when it comes to outdoor fun. Try Food Truck Friday in Old Town, where everyone’s favorite food trucks gather along with music and children’s activities in August. The Fall Festival and Halloween Carnival is another winner, with a silent auction, trick-or-treating, a costume contest, and more. One of the most non-optional annual events, however, is ChristmasVille. Billing itself as “A Christmas Festival Like No Other,” it welcomes Santa to town along with food, decorations, photo ops, and more. While children will be the most enchanted, adults will find themselves just as happy to be there! And don’t forget the York County Library’s annual Patchwork Tales Storytelling Festival, with a range of events for young and old, or the Come-See-Me Festival every spring, also geared toward the younger set.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Rock Hill boasts plenty of vacation opportunities within a few hours’ drive. From national forests to lakes to theme parks and the coast, you’ll never run out of options. Nearby Charlotte, NC, is a great place to start. With the NASCAR Hall of Fame, the Carowinds Amusement Park, and the Belk Theater, you’ve got fun and culture covered. Add in Sullenberger Aviation Museum and Discovery Place Science Museum and the nerdy set is happy too. The beach is about 4 hours away, including pit stops, so it’s very accessible for a long weekend as well.

Where is the best place to move in Rock Hill?

Where to live in Rock Hill will depend, of course, on what you’re looking for in an experience. College students and young professionals who want to live the nightlife will enjoy Old Town. The area encompasses historical regions such as the city’s original neighborhood, Textile Corridor, and quaint Winthrop University. Riverwalk is another cute neighborhood, still developing, filled with townhouses and apartments. It’s perfect for up-and-coming workers and young families. The nearby township of Fort Mill and Newport, a census-designated place, are both good options as well.

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Getting Around Rock Hill, SC

Walk Score®

39 / 100

Car-Dependent

Most errands require a car

Bike Score®

35 / 100

Somewhat Bikeable

Minimal bike infrastructure

Transit Score®

1 / 100

Minimal Transit

It may be possible to get on a bus

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Frequently Asked Questions about Rock Hill

How much are Studio apartments in Rock Hill?

There are currently 12 Studio Apartments in Rock Hill with rent ranges from $925 to $2,039 with an average price of $1,292.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Rock Hill Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Rock Hill ranges from $750 to $2,136 with an average monthly rent of $1,420.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Rock Hill cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Rock Hill range from $1,200 to $2,680. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,647.

How expensive are Rock Hill Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 41 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Rock Hill on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,299 to $3,058 - averaging $1,747 for the location.

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