This information has been gathered from public information available at qpublic.schneidercorp.com.

According to qPublic, these are the top seven single-family homes sold in Aiken County for Jan. 26 to Feb. 1.

This roundup lists home sales in order from highest price to lowest.

352 Park Ave. S.W. — $1,025,000

Aiken 29801

Neighborhood: Olde Aiken

Sale date: 1/29/2024

7006 Hidden Field Court — $899,900

Aiken 29801

Neighborhood: Farmstead Oak Pointe

Sale date: 1/29/2024

346 Lake Murray Drive — $475,000

North Augusta 29841

Neighborhood: Hummingbird Lake Estates

Sale date: 1/30/2024

300 Burris Road — $465,000

Aiken 29805

Neighborhood: 302 Equine

Sale date: 1/31/2024

270 Bonhill St. — $409,000

North Augusta 29860

Neighborhood: Bergen Place West

Sale date: 1/31/2024

1140 Archard St. — $393,900

Graniteville 29829

Neighborhood: Gregg’s Mill at Horse Creek

Sale date: 1/29/2024

7048 Castlesteads Drive — $391,000

Aiken 29803

Neighborhood: Cedar Creek

Sale date: 1/30/2024


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