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Fort Mill homes by price

Fort Mill Homes $500K to $750K

From roughly $500,000 to $750,000, Fort Mill buyers typically find mid-size single-family homes in the town's most popular master-planned communities, with townhomes at the larger end.

Prices here are approximate ranges that change with size, lot, finishes, and market conditions, and this page is a guide to what to look for, not a live listing feed.

This is an education-first guide, not a live MLS search. Prices below are approximate ranges that change, and no listing shown here is for sale. For homes currently on the market in this segment, contact Tracey for current listings and an honest read on each area.

What to expect

What do buyers typically find $500k to $750k?

This is the busiest price band in Fort Mill and where the town's most researched communities overlap. The approximate ranges below are the starting points used across this site's community guides.

Single-family comfort

Three- and four-bedroom single-family homes with attached garages dominate this range, spanning newer and established community styles.

Newer construction and resale

Communities like Springfield, Massey, Brayden, and Masons Bend contribute both resale and builder-direct homes, so condition varies by phase and year built.

Established neighborhoods

Beacon Knoll and Baxter Village sit partly in this range, with mature trees, settled streets, and homes built mostly from the 1990s through the 2000s.

Larger townhomes

The top end of the townhome market edges into this range in communities with premium finishes and prime locations.

Amenity-rich living

Pools, clubhouses, trails, and playgrounds are common in this price band, and HOA dues usually come with them.

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Before you commit

What should you know before buying $500k to $750k?

A few practical things to budget for and verify before you make an offer.

  • Ranges overlap a lot between communities in this band, so compare homes by size, lot, and finishes rather than by community name alone.

  • HOA dues are the norm in the newer communities and cover pools, trails, and common grounds; get the current fees on any specific home.

  • Newer phases may still be under builder warranty while older sections show natural wear, so inspection and disclosure review matter either way.

  • Confirm the assigned school boundaries for the exact address with the Fort Mill School District before you rely on them.

  • Prices in this range move with interest rates and inventory, so verify current list prices rather than printed figures.

  • Drive the commute you would actually make: locations in western Fort Mill versus eastern Fort Mill can differ meaningfully at rush hour.

Approximate ranges only. Every price mentioned on this page or in the community guides is an approximate range that changes with the market, the home's condition, and the lot. Confirm current pricing against real listings (through an agent or a public listing site) before you budget. There is no live MLS feed on this site.

Your Fort Mill move

Compare current inventory with Tracey

Listings change daily and price ranges move. Tell Tracey what you are looking for and she will send homes that actually fit this segment, with an honest note on each community. Call 314-603-8628 or book a free consultation.

Tracey De Simon, Broker with Coldwell Banker Realty, is licensed in SC and NC. Equal Housing Opportunity.

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