Discover Your Perfect Home with Coldwell Banker Deborah Gandy

Hartsville is not just any small town—it’s one of the smallest cities in the U.S. to host a Fortune 500 company’s headquarters. With a business environment that fosters healthy competition on state and global stages, our community is a testament to what can be achieved when ingenuity and innovation are part of the local culture.

Education lies at the very core of Hartsville’s identity. The esteemed Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics is here, shaping South Carolina’s future leaders and innovators. Meanwhile, Coker University continues a long-standing tradition of educational leadership, showcasing a community’s dedication to learning and growth, from the energetic sports arenas to the hallowed classrooms.

In Hartsville, cultural richness meets recreational diversity. Explore the creativity on display at the Black Creek Arts Council, step back in time at the Hartsville Museum, and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Kalmia Gardens. Play and unwind at Burry Park or embrace the excitement at Neptune Island waterpark. Hartsville is a playground for all ages.

The story of Hartsville began with Thomas Edward Hart in 1817 and has since evolved into a narrative of ambition and progress. With landmarks like the J.L. Coker & Company General Store and institutions such as Coker University, Hartsville’s rich history is the cornerstone of its present success and innovation.