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Welcome to Columbia's newest address. Whaley Row is a planned 27-unit townhome community located at 900 Whaley Street-the corner of Whaley and Lincoln Streets. Whaley Row promises you exceptional architectural design, the higest level of construction quality and a finished product the delivers a home of outstanding value. From the beautiful front entry to attractive millwork, gourment kitchen, gas fireplace, out-of-the-ordinary master suite, and enclosed courtyards, Whaley Row is the townhome buyer's dream!

Thanks for considering Columbia's newest in-town neighborhood. "Let us show you the way home".

WHALEY ROW TOWNHOME COMMUNITY IS LOCATED:
  • 2 Miles from the Columbia Central Business District
  • 1.2 Miles from the center of the University of South Carolina Campus
  • 1 Mile from the University of South Carolina Law School
  • .5 Miles to the Strom Thumond Wellness Center
  • .6 Mile to the Colonial Center, Koger Center for the Arts and Carolina Coliseum Facilities
  • 1.2 Miles to the Williams Brice Football Stadium and State Farmer's Market
  • 1.4 Miles to the Five Points Shopping and Restaurant Area
  • 1.63 Miles to the South Carolina State House and Downtown Vista Shopping & Restaurant Area
  • 1.7 Miles from the Publix Grocery Store in the Vista Area
  • 1.7 Miles to the Baptist Medical Center, 3.01 Miles to the Providence Hospital and Heart Institute and 3.82 Miles to the Palmetto Health Richland Hospital & Medical Complex
  • 6.8 Miles to the Columbia Metropolitan Airport
  • 4.55 Miles to the Riverbanks Zoo
  • 4.28 Miles to Richland Mall, 5.93 Miles to Trenholm Plaza, 9.22 Miles to Columbia Mall, and 11.17 Miles to the Columbiana Mall

GRANBY WHALEY- OLYMPIA COMMUNITY
Whaley Row is located at the corner of Whaley and Lincoln Streets and is in the historic Granby Whaley and Olympia Mill Villages.

Granby Cotton Mill was completed and began operations on January 1, 1897; it was located at the upper end of Heyward Street. The site was chosen because it gave the mill three options for obtaining power for the mill. They were able to secure electric power from the Columbia Water Power Company.

Olympia Cotton Mill is located adjacent to Granby Mill fronting on Heyward Street with Olympia Avenue to the east. The mill was constructed in the early 1900's; they constructed their own power plant at the rear of the mill to produce power to run the mill.

The 19TH Century decision to locate Olympia and Granby Mills in the south of Columbia caused the neighborhoods to be created. That historic character and the physical presence of the magnificent Granby and Olympia Mills is a tremendous legacy.

Whaley Row is working with the community to help shape it's future while celebrating it's past "old village" character.