RandyOdell
RE/MAX AT THE LAKE

Other Pages

Ask Me Anything!Which Homes Can You Afford?How much is your Home Worth?Mortgage CalculatorBest Homes Under $1MHome BuyingHome SellingReal Estate InvestmentsLuxury & High-Value HomesPre ConstructionNew Construction

Contact

(803) 622-0953Email

Neighborhoods Randy Odell Serves in Lexington County

Randy Odell is a REALTOR® with RE/MAX AT THE LAKE, serving 10 Lexington County neighborhoods: Chapin, Lake Murray of Richland, Irmo and 7 more.

  • Chapin

    Chapin sits in the Midlands of South Carolina, in the northwestern part of the Columbia metro area, along the shores of Lake Murray. The lake shapes much of the town's identity, with coves, shoreline neighborhoods, and open water that give the area a relaxed, outdoorsy feel. Rolling, wooded terrain surrounds the town, and Columbia is an easy drive away.

  • Lake Murray of Richland

    Lake Murray of Richland sits in the Midlands of South Carolina, in Richland County, along the shoreline of the large reservoir that gives the area its name. The water shapes daily life here, from quiet coves and sloping lakefront lots to inland streets where the lake is a short drive away. Housing varies by area, with established neighborhoods of mature trees and traditional homes, waterfront properties with docks and views, and newer subdivisions that have grown up around them.

  • Irmo

    Irmo sits in the Midlands of South Carolina, just northwest of Columbia, and it works comfortably as both a commuter base and a community with its own everyday rhythm. Many residents head into the capital city for work, while others find that errands, dining, and daily routines can be handled close to home.

  • Lexington

    Lexington sits in the central part of South Carolina, just west of Columbia, and serves as the seat of its county. Many residents commute into the capital city for work, yet the town has developed its own center of gravity, with a historic downtown and a main commercial corridor where everyday errands, local restaurants, and independent shops are all close at hand.

  • Columbia

    The Columbia metro area sits in the center of South Carolina, built around the state capital and the Midlands landscape that surrounds it. Rolling terrain, tree-lined streets, and the Congaree and Broad rivers, which meet near downtown, shape the character of the region. Within the metro you'll find an urban core with historic neighborhoods and a university presence, surrounding suburbs with newer subdivisions, and quieter rural stretches where lots grow larger and homes sit farther apart.

  • Prosperity

    Prosperity sits in Newberry County in the Midlands of South Carolina, a small town set amid rolling Piedmont countryside rather than along any major waterway or coastline. It has the unhurried feel of a rural community, with open land, farms, and wooded stretches surrounding a compact town center.

  • Ballentine

    Ballentine sits in the Midlands of South Carolina, in Lexington County northwest of Columbia, near the shores of Lake Murray. The landscape is gently rolling and tree-covered, with a mix of pines and hardwoods, and the lake influences much of the surrounding area's outdoor culture, from boating and fishing to quiet waterside drives.

  • West Columbia

    West Columbia sits in Lexington County on the west bank of the Congaree River, directly across from South Carolina's capital. That riverside setting shapes much of the city's character, with the Congaree and its riverbanks drawing walkers, paddlers, and anglers who want time outdoors without leaving town. The city has a small-town feel in its historic core, where older homes and local storefronts sit close together, while established residential streets nearby offer a mix of mid-century houses and more modern construction. Newer subdivisions on the outskirts add yet another style of living.

  • Richland County

    Richland County sits in the heart of South Carolina, anchored by the capital city of Columbia and extending outward into a landscape that shifts from urban neighborhoods to suburban subdivisions and open, wooded countryside. The land transitions from the rolling Piedmont edge toward the flatter Sandhills and the Congaree River corridor, giving the area a mix of waterways, forests, and green space that residents enjoy year-round.

  • Lexington County

    Lexington County sits in the heart of South Carolina's Midlands, spreading west and south of the Congaree River and Columbia. The landscape shifts from rolling Piedmont-edge terrain to flatter, pine-dotted country, with Lake Murray anchoring the northern edge and offering boating, fishing, and shoreline living.